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Juliana Thorbecke
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A
2007 graduate from Westminster
College with 19 years of experience
working with horses. Her experience
includes showing on the A circuit,
showing on an intercollegiate level,
training green horses, foxhunting,
and teaching riding lessons. She
is a professional member of the
United States Equestrian Federation
and also a member of the United
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Jen Simmers
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A graduate of Delaware Valley College,
Doylestown, PA in May 2008 with a
B.S. in Animal Science, Equine
Training - Jen also has the unique
experience of driving a horse and
carriage for the Cape May
Carriage Co., where she gave
narrated historic tours of Cape May,
NJ to tourists. She's from
Waynesboro, PA and is teaching
and training full time at PHC.
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Nancy Heller
- A retired special
educator, Nancy is Director/Lead
Instructor of PHC's
Therapeutic Riding Program. She's a
NAHRA Certified
Therapeutic Instructor since 2003 as well as a beginning flat teacher (walk,
trot, canter). Prior to joining
the PHC staff in 2004, she
previously taught
Balance Seat
at a large lesson barn in New York, was an exercise rider on the
Bedford Bridle Path, a trail guide for a dude ranch and a western
pleasure riding instructor! |
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Allyn Enderlyn
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Along
with
Nancy Heller, Allyn is deeply
dedicated to the mission of
PHC's
Therapeutic Riding Program.
Also NAHRA certified, she teaches in the program on a
limited basis. |
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Lindsay Morrell -
Formerly an avid foxhunter and
varsity equestrian team member
during her time at Mary Washington
College, She grew up riding and
showing at Commonwealth Park in
Culpeper, VA. & now enjoy training
in and teaching a variety of
disciplines with a focus on
effective communication and
teamwork between rider and horse.
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Jessie Hare
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A
May 2008 graduate of the University
of Findlay with a BS in Equine
Studies and additional course work
in Equine Business Management, she
began her riding career at PHC in
1992. Jessie has extensive
experience in hunter and equitation
divisions at the local and "A" rated
circuits, including participation on
Findlay's varsity ISHA team. She
enjoys teaching a broad spectrum
from Mini-mites through advanced
jump students.
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Shailla Cardon
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In
addition to managing the PHC office,
Shailla occasionally fills in a
substitute instructor teaching all
Flat levels. She has been riding at PHC since she moved to the North
Potomac area, and enjoys the
occasional opportunity to get out of the office
and into the ring. |