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Jenn Downie From a farm in Beamsville ON, UCEA member. Horse owner & enthusiest. General wise cracker!
Marilyn Lee-HannahMarilyn Lee-Hannah, writer/editor and new owner of Sherwood Farm with family Robin, Jacalyn and Tommy. A native of Montreal, she spent many years training and showing junior, amateur, and open hunter on the A circuit with Ann Hodgson of Hudson Quebec. She also trained with both Ian Miller and Torchy Millar. Marilyn rekindled her involvement in the sport some 15 years ago when both her daughters Robin and Jacalyn began riding and competing here in Niagara. The family bought Willomar Farm in 2008 and now operate a full training, showing and boarding facility, "Sherwood Farm". 
Bob Jeffreys & Suzanne SheppardAQHA Professional Horsemen and creators of Two as One Horsemanship and the Wind Rider Challenge™, Bob and Suzanne’s unique horse training partnership strikes a perfect balance between the English and Western riding disciplines that inspires equine enthusiasts worldwide, from pleasure rider to pro. Together Bob & Suz have taught horse lovers around the world how to bring out the best in their horses, and themselves, for over 10 years. As international performers of the “horse whisperer” variety, they train horses, write books & columns, have created and co-produced seven DVDs on horsemanship, and run the ProTrack™ Horse Trainer Certification Program. Bob and Suzanne are both AQHA Professional Horsemen, and will teach clinics at the Alltech World Equestrian Games. Suzanne also CEO of Beyond Your Wildest Dreams, a company that specializes in helping people establish their own businesses in the all natural health and wellness industry.Visit their website, TwoasOneHorsemanship.com, for free training tips, articles and videos!
Jenny JelenJenny Jelen is a 21-year-old journalism student and horse-fanatic from Sudbury, Ontario. She has been in the Niagara region for the pas six weeks on a school placement, and looks forward to exploring it further. She has ridden for as long as she can remember, and hopes to begin competing again in eventing. She has high expectations for her five-year old paint mare Chili, and even though her feet nearly drag on the ground, she still enjoys riding her twenty-year appaloosa pony Abu.
Shannon Mossey J.L. Orchard Assistant Editor of Cinch Magazine, J.L. Orchard loves her horse and enjoys competing hunter/jumper. A Niagara resident, Orchard’s articles have appeared in the local newspaper and on the internet. She enjoys volunteering at H.A.T.S. and would like to see more people become involved with this amazing program. jlv@vandentech.com Lorraine Seabrook is a partner of The Tack Connection at 4107 Quarry Road, Beamsville, ON She can be reached by calling 905-563-1174. The Tack Connection has been supplying used and some new tack, apparel and anything equine to the riders of Niagara Region for almost 13 years having an extensive selection to choose from. They are open 7 days/week for your shopping convenience.
Kate is a talented horsewoman who has worked at numerous racetracks and English and Western show barns throughout the U.S and Canada. In the spring of 2002 she enrolled in a hoof trimming seminar facilitated by an internationally-renowned veterinarian. This experience changed Kate’s entire concept of equine management. As a result she stopped shoeing horses and has adopted a new, non-invasive style of trimming hooves. The natural care that Kate provides brings instant relief to horses and has been found to be the key component in healing Navicular Syndrome, Founder, and bringing horses back to health – thus saving them from needless slaughter. www.natureshoofcare.com 
Susan Pennell-SebekosNational magazine editor and author, Susan Pennell-Sebekos, has always had a horse in her life. She’s enjoyed several disciplines: Western, English, driving, dressage and even a spin or two with reining and has passed her enthusiasm on to her daughter. So, combining her equine interests with her love of writing is a natural pairing for her. Sara Taylor REMT practicing in the Niagara Region and Outer GTA. Massage therapy can be a benificial method to provide your equine partner with improved muscle tone and muscle symmetry while aiding in relaxation, rehabilitation and performance enhancement. Graduate of the D'AL School of Equine Massage - a 2200 hour course that encompases classes in anatomy and physiology, pathology, hydrotherapy, equine behaviour, massage therory and techniques and massage treatments. Member of the International Federation of Registered Equine Massage Tharapists (IFREMT) www.stremt.com |
Steve Wawryk
Steve Wawryk’s life long love and passion for horses is what led him to pursue a career in the horse industry and helped him in creating his multifaceted company Horselife. Drawing on his 16 years of interest and participation in a wide variety of equestrian disciplines, Steve has created a brand of tack, most notably his Horselife bitless bridles and treeless saddles. Steve offers clinics and seminars to small groups interested in learning more about bitless and treeless riding. Steve can answer all your questions and provide hands on instruction to help you get started riding in this exciting discipline. The Horselife “free saddle trial” program is a great way to insure that treeless riding is right for both you and your horse. When Steve is not busy running his tack business he is writing his daily blog on all things related to horses. Want to improve your riding? Steve offers horse training and private riding lessons to people interested in learning a no nonsense safe approach to “real life riding”. In a very short time Steve can have you and your horse working in harmony. In his spare time Steve enjoys spending time camping or traveling with his wife and two sons. On any given weekend Steve can be found playing polo, roping cattle, fox hunting or participating in some other horseback pursuit.
http://horselife-steve.blogspot.com/
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