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Instructors ... at
The Stables
at Eagle Mountain
Click here to read
about the
Horses
in our lesson program.
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more about
what we do and why we do it.
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Nikki is our Director of Instruction and a co-owner of The Stables -- a
patient, enthusiastic and knowledgeable instructor for riders of all
ages and abilities. She is experienced in mounted games, dressage,
jumping, cross country, foxhunting and trail riding. A three-time USPC
National Championships competitor, Nikki has a national-level "H" Pony Club rating, and
conducts most of the instruction for Horse Sense Pony Club. She
also teaches unmounted horse care classes. References from many
satisfied students upon request! |
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Dana is the Stable
Manager and a co-owner of The Stables -- which means she does everything
from mucking stalls to doctoring horses to balancing the books.
She is the District Commissioner for our local Horse Sense Pony Club,
and teaches unmounted horse management lessons to children and adults,
along with the occasional beginner riding lesson. In a former
life, Dana designed corporate training programs .... she infinitely prefers
teaching people about horses! |
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 Fiona is our Assistant Stable Manager and
Groundskeeper. Her duties include integrated pest management,
landscaping, arena maintenance and instructional quality control.
She is a tireless worker who takes pride in overseeing the day-to-day
operation of The Stables. If only we could teach her to muck stalls. |
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Gemini is The Stables' official Greeter and Complementary Hood
Ornament. He enjoys conducting surprise vehicle safety
inspections, so please don't wash your car before you come here!
While Gem will assist with lessons every now and then, his primary
talents seem to be ornamental. |
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Chamomile arrived at our gate as a very young kitten -- and immediately
assumed the role of Overall Director of Everything (a/ka
Empress of the Universe). In addition to supervising the human,
feline and equine staffs, Cammy enjoys patrolling for pests
(unfortunately, butterflies seem to be the only thing she can catch),
testing all of the stable equipment (esp. longe whips, hay strings and
horse tails), and monitoring the parking lot from the barn roof (watch
out below!). She is always incredibly dirty. |
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