Lessons and Clinics

We are priviledged to be able offer a wide variety of instruction in our large indoor arena.

Carolyn Wright has 25 years of training a wide variety of horses in several disciplines. She has evented through Intermediate and is currently competing at second level dressage on her mare, Astaire. Carolyn is available for weekly lessons.

Sally Crews has been teaching riders for 30 years. She is an "L" dressage judge and is very popular on the GDCTA showing circuit. Sally has evented through the CCI* level and is currently showing her horse, Puzzles, at second level dressage. Sally is available for weekly lessons.

Clinics

Once or twice a month we have a guest clinician come to the farm. Our regular clinicians include Gigi Nutter, Leslie Olsen, and Simon Eades

Gigi Nutter has been a successful trainer of both horse and rider for over 30 years. Her accomplishments as a dressage rider and instructor include USDF Gold Medal Rider, USET Long List - Dressage, USDF Regional Champion at all FEI Levels, USDF Horse of the Year Awards, 10 FEI Horses/ 4 Grand Prix, and Grand Prix Demonstration Rider at International Judges Forum. Gigi has been trained by the best in classical dressage: Karl Mikolka, Walter Zettl, Irma & Edgar Hotz, Jessica Ransehausen, Robert Dover, Michael Klimke, Rudolf Zielinger, Michael Poulin, Gunnar Ostergaard, Georg Heyser, Johann Hinnemen, Harry Boldt, George Williams, A.R. Kitts, Bella Buttykay. Read more about Gigi at her website: www.touchngofarm.com

Leslie O'Neal Olsen has studied Classical Dressage for over 30 years. She trained extensively with Classical masters Ann Ticehurst, Hans Muller, Franz Rohvansky and Michael Handler. She is a USEF 'R' Dressage judge (United States Equestrian Federation) and a USDF Silver and Bronze medalist (United States Dressage Federation). Leslie is also an Instructor, Trainer and Clinician through Grand Prix and is available nationwide. She owns and operates Willowbrook Equestrian Center in Villa Rica, Georgia.

Simon Eades being very British and virtually impossible to schedule, and I couldn't find a darn profile for him. So we know he has a British Riding Instructor Certification at some very British level. And we know he's ridden through Advanced. Anything else he would like to say for himself? We will teach his son to say "ya'll" unless he coughs up some information.