| Bob Sneed |
| Karen Orloff-Yatsko |
| Jamie Gilbert |
| Meg Roles |
| Jeanne Hamerly |
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Karen is a very talented and gifted
teacher of horses and their people;
she is devoted to her students
whether they are adults or young
people. She is passionate about what
she does and shares all of her heart,
soul, and knowledge in everything
from her musical exhibitions to her
seminars, clinics, and workshops.
Karen is the developer of Riding Your
Horse from the Ground™
teacher of horses and their people;
she is devoted to her students
whether they are adults or young
people. She is passionate about what
she does and shares all of her heart,
soul, and knowledge in everything
from her musical exhibitions to her
seminars, clinics, and workshops.
Karen is the developer of Riding Your
Horse from the Ground™
Bob Sneed, Sneed's Quarter
Horses, has trained World
Champions in Western Pleasure
& Lunge line, Superior Western
Pleasure winners, and several
ROM & Futurity champions. He
is a professional trainer, judge,
and clinician who is devoted to
helping his students understand
versatile training techniques and
riding methods. He is committed
to working with all breeds of
horses and all levels of riders.
Horses, has trained World
Champions in Western Pleasure
& Lunge line, Superior Western
Pleasure winners, and several
ROM & Futurity champions. He
is a professional trainer, judge,
and clinician who is devoted to
helping his students understand
versatile training techniques and
riding methods. He is committed
to working with all breeds of
horses and all levels of riders.
Windswept Acres was founded in
1995 in the hills of the Oley Valley at
the home of the Gilbert family. Jamie
took care of the family's four horses
while competing successfully as a
member of the Berks Pony Club and in
dressage, eventing, jumpers,
polocrosse and mounted games. In
2008, Jamie and her husband Joe
Faller purchased Windswept Acres
and have a small group of
professional instructors offering
lessons to various levels of riders.
1995 in the hills of the Oley Valley at
the home of the Gilbert family. Jamie
took care of the family's four horses
while competing successfully as a
member of the Berks Pony Club and in
dressage, eventing, jumpers,
polocrosse and mounted games. In
2008, Jamie and her husband Joe
Faller purchased Windswept Acres
and have a small group of
professional instructors offering
lessons to various levels of riders.
Benchfield Farms is located in
Cumberland County in South
Central Pennsylvania specializes
in North American Spotted Draft
Horses for breeding, exhibitions,
carriage and wagon rides. Linda,
Leroy and daughter, Meg Roles
work with their Spotted Draft
Horses for the purpose of
showing, exhibitions and giving
rides at special events: parades,
weddings, re-enactments, fairs,
and birthday parties.
Cumberland County in South
Central Pennsylvania specializes
in North American Spotted Draft
Horses for breeding, exhibitions,
carriage and wagon rides. Linda,
Leroy and daughter, Meg Roles
work with their Spotted Draft
Horses for the purpose of
showing, exhibitions and giving
rides at special events: parades,
weddings, re-enactments, fairs,
and birthday parties.
Jann & Johnny own JC Cutting
Horses. Their farm is located in
Boyertown, PA and features both
indoor and outdoor arenas, a round
pen, hot walker, and plenty of
turnout that enables them to provide
quality care for their quality horses.
They specialize in “No Stress
Horsemanship” to combine proven
techniques with alternative therapy
that allows a horse to reach its full
potential. They produce proven
winners in the show ring and
successful non-pro riders. They offer
a variety of training services as well
as standing four proven sires, all
winners in the show ring
Horses. Their farm is located in
Boyertown, PA and features both
indoor and outdoor arenas, a round
pen, hot walker, and plenty of
turnout that enables them to provide
quality care for their quality horses.
They specialize in “No Stress
Horsemanship” to combine proven
techniques with alternative therapy
that allows a horse to reach its full
potential. They produce proven
winners in the show ring and
successful non-pro riders. They offer
a variety of training services as well
as standing four proven sires, all
winners in the show ring
Jeanne Hamerly is a registered
nurse certified in neonatal
intensive care and is a had
horses for more than 26 years.
For the past 6 years, she has been
assisting the 4-H members by
allowing her horses to be used
for 4-H projects and helping them
train, as needed. She is a
graduate of The Advantassage
School of Equine Studies, which
is accredited by The Maryland
Higher Education Commission,
and is certified in Equine Sports
Massage Therapy and stretching
and joint release.
nurse certified in neonatal
intensive care and is a had
horses for more than 26 years.
For the past 6 years, she has been
assisting the 4-H members by
allowing her horses to be used
for 4-H projects and helping them
train, as needed. She is a
graduate of The Advantassage
School of Equine Studies, which
is accredited by The Maryland
Higher Education Commission,
and is certified in Equine Sports
Massage Therapy and stretching
and joint release.
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The Bear Creek Equestrian Team is based at Bear
Creek Valley Farm in Auburn, PA. The team is
unique because the members are of all ages and
backgrounds and represent various types of
riding disciplines and skill levels. Our goal is to
provide an enjoyable performance while
demonstrating the diversity of the equestrian
sport. The team brings together Western,
English, Dressage, Side-Saddle, Gaited, and
Driving to present both a drill and a lively
performance set to music.
Creek Valley Farm in Auburn, PA. The team is
unique because the members are of all ages and
backgrounds and represent various types of
riding disciplines and skill levels. Our goal is to
provide an enjoyable performance while
demonstrating the diversity of the equestrian
sport. The team brings together Western,
English, Dressage, Side-Saddle, Gaited, and
Driving to present both a drill and a lively
performance set to music.
From colt starting to finish
work, from racing thoroughbreds
to gentling and training wild
mustangs and other feral breeds,
Suzanne Myers has over 20 years
of professional experience
training horses. Her Next Level
HorsemanshipTM training
program places a strong
emphasis on holistic
horsemanship through knowledge
of normal equine behavior and
educating her students on the
importance of timing, feel, and
balance for advanced
horsemanship.
work, from racing thoroughbreds
to gentling and training wild
mustangs and other feral breeds,
Suzanne Myers has over 20 years
of professional experience
training horses. Her Next Level
HorsemanshipTM training
program places a strong
emphasis on holistic
horsemanship through knowledge
of normal equine behavior and
educating her students on the
importance of timing, feel, and
balance for advanced
horsemanship.
| Suzanne Meyers |
Kriss started with a pony in
1974, and then began showing
4-H in 1980. She began showing
on the Arabian breed circuit in
1983, and the Morgan horse
circuit in 1987. Then broadened
her horizons in 1992, learned to
ride cutting horses and won the
Central Michigan Cutting Horse
Association year-end high point
for $2,000 limit rider that year.
Kriss founded Crescendo
Training Centre in Ludington,
Michigan in 1987, which is the
business that she operates today
here in Ephrata, PA.
1974, and then began showing
4-H in 1980. She began showing
on the Arabian breed circuit in
1983, and the Morgan horse
circuit in 1987. Then broadened
her horizons in 1992, learned to
ride cutting horses and won the
Central Michigan Cutting Horse
Association year-end high point
for $2,000 limit rider that year.
Kriss founded Crescendo
Training Centre in Ludington,
Michigan in 1987, which is the
business that she operates today
here in Ephrata, PA.
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| Bear Creek Equestrian Team |
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| Kriss Phelps |
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Another Chance 4 Horses -
Without U There is no RescUe - a
non-profit rehabilitation and
placement headquartered in
Pennsylvania with an
international network.
Operating for over a decade, they
are an all volunteer based, all
breed horse rescue. There
mission - to give equines a much
needed "Another Chance."
Without U There is no RescUe - a
non-profit rehabilitation and
placement headquartered in
Pennsylvania with an
international network.
Operating for over a decade, they
are an all volunteer based, all
breed horse rescue. There
mission - to give equines a much
needed "Another Chance."
| Christy Sheidy |
Dorothy loved horses all her life
but never had the opportunity to
work with them until her
daughter started taking lessons
at Peaceful Valley Equestrian
Center. Soon after her daughter's
lessons started, she was talked
into taking Western lesson. And
then came Tia, a Paso Fino.
Dorothy bought her in the fall of
2005, and since then it has been
a "ride" of discovery about the
Pasos as she learns more about
this unique and wonderful breed.
In her words, "I am STILL
learning all the time."
but never had the opportunity to
work with them until her
daughter started taking lessons
at Peaceful Valley Equestrian
Center. Soon after her daughter's
lessons started, she was talked
into taking Western lesson. And
then came Tia, a Paso Fino.
Dorothy bought her in the fall of
2005, and since then it has been
a "ride" of discovery about the
Pasos as she learns more about
this unique and wonderful breed.
In her words, "I am STILL
learning all the time."
| Bear Creek Equestrian Team |
| Dorothy Snedden |
| Dorothy Snedeen & Karen Orloff-Yatsko & their Paso Fino's |
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