Madison’s love for horses began at a very young age. As a toddler, she would ride around her grandparents’ ranch on whatever pony was available. At the age of 6, she was enrolled in Dressage lessons at a local barn. From that point forward, Madison participated in weekly lessons, summer camps, and local shows. As a teenager, she shifted focus to Hunter/Jumper and 4-H shows. This allowed her to ride multiple horses each day, gaining experience in training various types of horses. During this time, she began working as a horse camp counselor, supervising and coaching children ages 6-14. This is where she found her true passion: sharing her love and knowledge of horses with others. After graduating high school, Madison went back to her roots and began training in Dressage once more. Not only does she enjoy the precision, dedication, and challenge that surrounds this discipline, but she also appreciates the strong connection needed between horse and rider. Over the past several years, she has had the privilege to work with highly respected dressage trainers and is continuing to further her equine education, a never-ending pursuit for knowledge.

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Madison strives to offer a fun, engaging, and safe learning environment where riders can simply enjoy interacting with our wonderful horses. While the lessons are centered around learning to ride (and will be greatly focused on position, balance, and biomechanics for the serious rider), there is more to horsemanship than just riding. Rather, she hopes to help students learn how to properly care for and develop a bond with their equine partners. A true horseman (or woman) is patient, kind, and believes there are never bad rides, only learning experiences. Madison hopes to foster these values in the next generation of equestrians.