SUMMER BOARDING SCHOOL for 2023

All the training amenities plus a comprehensive and experienced riding and handling staff

May through October - Sessions ranging from two to six months

STUDENT BODY:

Young Horses - developing and/or starting

Challenging Horses - back to school

THE CURRICULUM:

Ground Work and Handling:

.  grooming and handling

. basic behavior training

.  daily ground work including clipping, farrier and trailer loading work

. Full board including turn out, walker, feed and hay, stalls

.  Six days/week (off Mondays)

 Riding: 

.  3 – 6 days per week depending on program/need 

. field trips as needed to local shows

The Campus:

.  two round pens (one covered)

.  large (140 x 200). fully fenced, all-weather, outdoor ring including jumps

.  covered indoor ring, premium footing

.  8-horse covered walker with fans

.  4-bay farrier station

.  vet room with AC and stalls

.  perimeter walking trail around lake 

.  WellGrove Equine next door – CEM quarantine and reproductive veterinary facility

.  Wellington offers top quality veterinary facilities and specialists plus monthly shows year around

The FACULTY:

Jane Cleveland – Farm Owner; Grand Prix dressage rider, 30+ year riding career of starting and developing young horses and re-training challenging horses through Grand Prix; breeder; rode for the U.S. at the World Breeding Championship for Young Horses in Verden in 2002

 John Amber – Lead Trainer - a career of starting young horses, spent 10 years at Gestüt Sprehe in Germany training young dressage stallions;  5 years starting horses at American breeding farms; in Wellington 10 years with an outstanding track record of starting and developing young horses as well as rehabilitating challenging horses

 Kristin Stein – Dressage Trainer, also trained in Germany for 3 years,   20+ years of dressage training; from Akron Ohio, recently re-located to Wellington; talent for re-directing challenging and misunderstood horses, getting them back in the competition ring

 Rafa Sesin – Jumper Trainer, from Tlaxcala, Mexico;  20+ years starting and selling young jumpers in Mexico;  studied and uses natural horsemanship methods to begin ground work training;  owns a small jumper farm in Deer Run; Farm Manager at Poinciana Farm

Dr. David Da Silva, Fairfield Equine, Farm Veterinarian