About Us
How it started
Dilara, originally from Luebeck, Germany, began her equestrian journey at the age of four. Her competitive career spans several years in jumping and equitation, complemented by dedicated dressage training. She had the privilege of training extensively under Olympic medalist Karl Schulz, gaining invaluable expertise backing and training young horses.
After relocating to the United States, Dilara pursued a university degree in Equine Business Management with a specialization in International Business, followed by a Master’s in Business Administration.
Focus on Dressage
As Dilara began to train with several globally renowned trainers including Arthur Kottas-Heldenberg, Christoph Hess, and Michael Poulin her passion for dressage deepened.
Dilara was gifted three challenging horses, each known for their unique difficulties. Through dedication and skill she successfully developed them up the levels. The image to the right features her gelding Dutch. They had their debut season at Intermediate A, a test that includes all the components of the Grand Prix, last season.
Originally imported and competed as a jumper, Dutch faced significant rearing and contact issues, which Dilara addressed to transform him into a competitive FEI dressage horse. She only needs two scores at Grand Prix to complete her USDF gold medal.
Breeding: Partial non-riding ownership shares available!
We are hiring!
We offer several options to work off training or board
Want to learn more about horses? We are happy to train you!
We also offer options to work off your training fees. Whether you are looking to work just a few hours to work off occasional lessons on your horse at your farm, or you are looking to work off full care training board at our farm, we can come up with an arrangement that works for you.
Morning Shift
Our morning shift runs approximately from 7 AM - 11 AM. It includes feeding, turnout, stall cleaning, general barn chores.
Afternoon Shift
During the winter, we generally start our afternoon shift around 1 PM and finish around 5 PM. It includes turn-in, feed, basic medical care, grooming and tacking, hand walking, and paddock cleaning.
Extra Hours
We offer several additional opportunities to work off training board or lessons. These tasks include (a lot of) hand-walking, grooming, organizing, and general farm chores.
Weekends
Currently, we are offering both AM and PM shifts on Saturdays and Sundays to a caring, motivated, independent, reliable independent with horse experience. .
Interested?
We look forward to hearing from you!