A full service equestrian facility located outside of Quakertown, PA, focused on quality care of both horse and rider

Kelsie grew up in the traditional hunt seat equitation and hunter ring, moving to equitation during her college years and represented Temple University as the IHSA team's captain for two years. Upon graduating Temple with a bachelor's degree in Psychology, she then switched to the jumper ring. She has been the manager of Rosewood Equestrian Center since April 2017. Kelsie focuses on creating a positive environment for both riders and horses to ensure high quality of care and oversees all property maintenance.

Lia has been involved with horses since her childhood, acquiring her first off-track thoroughbred at just 11 years old. since then, she has trained and competed her main mount, dreamer, as well as several other off-track thoroughbreds and ponies through low level eventing and lower level jumpers. she has since moved to working with project horses and ponies.

Whinny has been an integral part of the Rosewood family since 2017. found at wyndsor farm, she was raised here and has struck the hearts of everyone who walks on to the property. The true figurehead in charge, you will find her supervising horses both in the barn and in the field. she has also been known to dabble in assistant teaching during the week. in addition to Whinny, the clan would not be complete without her "sisters", Molly and Stella.

Shane offers classic American horsemanship for hunter, jumper and equitation riders and their horses. Shane's style is gritty, fun and spans over two decades in equestrian sports. He creates a healthy, positive atmosphere that stresses the technical side of the sport as well as a disciplined yet fun approach to horsemanship. Shane teaches all types of riders from kids to adult amateurs.

Contact Shane at 267-446-8392 or shane@shaneledyard.com
https://www.shaneledyard.com/

Kim Kobryn is a Hanoverian breeder and USDF bronze, silver, and gold medalist who has trained 3 homebred horses all the way to Grand Prix. She has earned good placings at regional and national championships. As an instructor, Kim has helped numerous students earn their bronze and silver medals, and scores toward their gold. Kim teaches amateur and professional, competitive and pleasure riders, as well as trains young horses through Grand Prix.

Contact Kim at 215-530-9606 or CallawayFarm@aol.com

Alicia focuses on having a competitive, yet fun and welcoming atmosphere. the center of her program is creating individual goals with each horse and rider combination in mind. Experienced in the hunter, jumper and equitation rings, she has traveled to venues across zone 2 as well as up and down the east coast, ranging from local shows to national derbies, pony finals, green incentive finals, and everything in between. Alicia is currently welcoming all levels of horses and riders.

contact alicia at 610-952-0479 or ADL526@me.com

Ashley Dufrane is currently working towards her usdf bronze medal. her specialties include young thoroughbred horses, as she has represented herself several times in the thoroughbred makeover and retired racehorse project. Ashley's goal is to help each rider become the best version of themselves and to let the horse's she trains develop on their own time. She is currently accepting students who are show jumping and eventing oriented.

contact Ashley at 609-579-5190 or ashleydufrane@yahoo.com