- Help Center Webinars. Alexandra Pielet, Highland Park, IL Res Erin Meadows Silk Stockings, Julie Gallo, Westerville, OH 3 Gypsy Queen, Cassie Speagle, Burlington, KY 4 Jessandi Famous.
- Now they breed and show horses along with rescuing the ones in need. AMEC has been in Neil's family for generations, although it wasn't always called AMEC. His daughter Renee named it American Meadow's Equestrian Center after she decided to get rid of the cows and bring in the horses.
Opening the Acts 2 Acres Equestrian Center was an ideal decision for Michelle Alvarez, who was eager to make use of both her teaching experience and her lifelong passion for owning and showing horses. Today, her center specializes in training young riders in beginner lessons, which journey through nearby Tradewinds Park's scenic trails and focus on fundamentals such as safety, care.
Looking Stone Farm
Ana Jayne, Trainer/Owner Looking Stone Farm
Ana Jayne is the lead instructor of the Franktown Meadows Riding Academy in addition to offering professional training for those who lease or own their horse. As a professional rider, Ana draws on her extensive show experience competing in everything from the baby green hunters to performance hunters, and jumpers to 1.40m. And as a professional trainer, Ana takes pride in her lesson and training program that is attentive to training riders both at home and at horse shows.
No matter a rider’s personal goals, Ana strives to produce a confident and successful equestrian. She draws from knowledge gained while working for Renee Ronshausen at Crystal Clear Farm, Hope and Ned Glynn at Sonoma Valley Stables, Sanjay Bagai at Zeitgeist Equestrian, and Lisa Durbrow and Cyd Shald at Longview Stables, as well as time spent as a show-rider for Stable Obora in Czech Republic, to help each horse and rider achieve show ring success while maintaining a focus on loving and appreciating our sport and equine partners.
Andrew Jayne, Trainer/Owner Looking Stone Farm
Andrew Jayne is an international Grand Prix rider with 10-years’ experience as a professional. He has competed in classes up to 1.50m both nationally and internationally with multiple Grand Prix wins and top placings in FEI classes. Additionally, Andrew has also competed in the hunter arena with success in both national and international Hunter Derby’s. Andrew’s knowledge of producing young horses, training, and competing comes from working with top names in the hunter/jumper industry. As a junior, he received a scholarship to Maplewood Stable’s Horse Industry Training Program where he learned the basics of training hunters and jumpers. Andrew applied this knowledge when he began his professional career as an assistant trainer for World Cup rider Rusty Stewart. While working for Mr. Stewart, Andrew assisted in breeding and starting young horses in addition to caring for and training top Grand Prix horses. Andrew moved back to his hometown of Reno, Nevada to work for Julie Winkel in 2015 and developed young horses from their first classes to the Grand Prix level. Along with a passion for competing himself, Andrew enjoys helping horses and their riders achieve success in the show arena. Together with his wife, Ana, they blend their love for horses, passion for teaching, and devotion to the hunter/jumper sport to operate Looking Stone Farm.
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Contact
Ana Jayne
Phone: (707) 364-3814
Email: lookingstonefarm@gmail.com
Webiste: www.LookingStoneFarm.com