Head Instructor
Tate Reilly
Tate enjoys welcoming new people to the equestrian world with the guidance of proper education. Dreams and goals can be achieved with Tate because the key to her client's success begins with a correct foundation!
Qualifications
- USDF Diamond Award Recipient
- USDF Gold, Silver, Bronze Medalist
- USDF Gold, Silver, Bronze Freestyle Bar Medalist
- Successful Junior Hunter/Jumper before going Professional
- Extensive Eventing Background
- Trainer, Instructor, Coach
- FEI Grand Prix Competitor
- National Silver Stirrup Award Champion in multiple levels
- Zone 3 Grand Champion In multiple levels
- American Eventing Champion
- Horse World Expo Demo Performer (Eventing)
- Nationally-Recognized Certified Instructor
- Hunter/Jumper & Western Pleasure Judge
- 2014 IDA Event Dressage Manager
- Invitation to USDF Trainers Conference
- Member in multiple associations. (USEF, USDF, USHJA, USEA, MHSA, MDHC, MCTA, PVDA, VADA, 4-H Horses
- Over 25+ Years competing In Hunter Jumper, Dressage, 3 Day Eventing
- Owner Of Cloverland Farm
Following the Passion
Tate has worked with Linda Zang (FEI 5* Judge), Janet Foy (FEI 5* Judge - Dressage), Michael Bragdell (Grand Prix Rider -Dressage), Jennifer Roth (Grand Prix Rider- Dressage), Bruce Mandeville (Olympic Rider - Eventing) Steuart Pittman (Advanced Rider - Eventing), Jimmy Wofford (Olympic Rider - Eventing), Joe Fargis (Olympic Rider - Show Jumper), Julie Winkles ( Hunter Jumper Judge), Lindsay Yinger (Hunter Jumper Judge) Just to name a few. Tate continues to advance her personal riding skills and education throughout the years by attending clinics, Equestrian workshops, spending time in the judges box, and giving back to the horse community be volunteering at local horse events.
Tate's training and teaching philosophy is based upon safe, effective horsemanship from the ground up. Through proper muscle conditioning of the horse and creating a balanced seat and correct position of the rider, she encourages the development and refining of the basics in order to build a strong foundation from which both horse and rider can advance.
