A Place Where Horses Feel at Home
Our Program focuses on a forage first approach to horse nutrition and emphasizes the importance of allowing horses to have time outside to be a horse.
Day-to-day turnout is on a weather permitting basis, however horses are expected to be outside as often as possible, barring inclement weather.
At the end of the day, our common goal is maintaining the well being of our equine partners!
Meet the Instructor
Jules Richter
Jules is a graduate from Otterbein University with a degree in Equine Business Management and a minor in Equine Assisted Therapies. With a background in many disciplines she is prepared to increase your confidence and knowledge in a way that best meets your riding goals.
Jules is focused on building timeless foundations to help riders and horses progress together. Skilled across dressage, hunter/jumper, and eventing disciplines, offering lessons that emphasize:
Partnership-first training: developing clear communication, mutual trust, and responsive teamwork between rider and horse.
Proper equitation: focused seat, balance, alignment, and effective aids to support sustainable athleticism and rider confidence.
Technical development: progressive exercises that build rhythm, suppleness, impulsion, straightness, and obedience appropriate to each discipline.
Thoughtful, collaborative approach: lessons designed as a partnership with clients—listening, adapting, and crafting plans that reflect individual goals and horse needs.
Education and progression: clear objectives, measurable milestones, and tools for riders to practice effectively between lessons.
Emphasis on longevity and wellbeing: training that prioritizes horse soundness, rider biomechanics, and techniques that support long-term success.
We treat teaching like a craft—each session an opportunity to learn, grow, and create meaningful, lasting results for horse and rider.
