Welcome to speak kindly

We are commited to providing our students and horses with proper training and education tailored to help them achieve their goals. We prioritize the well-being of our horses, ensuring they receive the care they deserve. We strive to continuously enhance our own riding skills and deepen our understanding of equestrian practices.. 

In the future, we aim to create pathways for equestrians to access a wider array of educational experiences, fostering growth and collaboration for the equestrian community.

We are currently operating our of Oaklawn, located at 33W333 Army Trail Rd. in Wayne, IL. We plan to move our operation permanently to Gurnee, IL.

OUR Program

Focuses on improving the basic work, rooted in the traditional and classical methods of producing horse and rider. By improving the horse’s straightness, suppleness, and overall quality of movement a better equine athlete is produced. In turn, by focusing on these skills, the rider improves their own feel, coordination of aids, and seat to be a better partner to their horses.

THE EQUESTRIAN COMMUNITY

We aspire to foster a more uplifting equestrian community, where knowledge is freely shared, and equestrians have easy access to top professionals in the industry. By creating an environment of collaboration and support, we aim to encourage every rider to reach their full potential while contributing to the well-being of their horses.

As we embark on this journey, we are excited to announce the soft launch of our brand. To enhance funding, we have developed an equestrian clothing line inspired by our principles and beliefs. A portion of the proceeds will be directed toward launching new educational opportunities, ensuring that a fuller and more accessible education is available to all equestrians. Join us in shaping a brighter future for the equestrian community!

“WE HAVE COMMITTED OUR LIVES TO THE HORSES, DEDICATING OURSELVES TO MASTERING OUR CRAFT & SHARING THAT KNOWLEDGES TO INSPIRE & EMPOWER THE NEXT GENERATION OF EQUESTRIANS.”

— Ashleen