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Lessons
Training SaddleBack also offers customized training for your horse based on their abilities and your goals. From the starting of a young horse, to the occasional tune up needed for the experienced horse, SaddleBack can evaluate your horse and consult with you to determine the best program to help you both excel. Training Programs are available providing opportunities to haul in your own horse for training rides or lessons, or to place your horse in one of their 30-day or 60-day training programs. Please contact SaddleBack today for more information.
Head Trainer – Melissa Predl
Melissa has been training horses and riders for over ten years. Her previous experience as a professional in the equestrian industry has included managing a private hunter/jumper/eventing barn in Atlanta, GA, and starting young horses for the prestigious Woodridge Farm (where she also showed the Elite Hanoverian stallion “Arrian”). In 2002, she was selected to tour the country with the Lipizzaner Stallions, where she was a rider in their traveling dressage exhibition.
In addition to instructing, Melissa specializes in taking the green horse from day one to the show ring. Her young horses are consistently in the top ribbons in their respective divisions, and she has trained the HJEO and OHJA Baby Green Year-End Champions and/or Reserve Champions for the past five years. A patient teacher, Melissa employs a classical hunt seat method that builds confidence and creates successful attitudes in both horse and rider.
View SaddleBack Lesson Pricing HereHear what some of the students are saying about SaddleBack Equestrian:
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