Emily McIntosh - Dressage Trainer and Instructor
High Score in the Nation for USDF All-Breeds Irish Draft at First Level
Top 25 in the Nation for First Level Musical Freestyle with an average score of 70%
Experienced with young horses:
Earned scores in the high 70's on young horses
Bronze medalist (on the brink of a Silver)
Top 15 in the Arabian Nationals for Third level
Riding for 20 years (focusing on dressage)
Professionally teaching and training for 12 years
Started and brought a variety of breeds up the levels
(including an Arabian to PSG + piaffe, passage)
Studied with:
JT Burnley (International Dressage Trainer and Exhibitor)
Ed Rothkranz (1980 Canadian Olympian)
Jorge Sousa and Jeannette Jenny (FEI Trainers in Portugal)
Tami Crawford (short-listed for US Dressage Team)
Axel Steiner (FEI O judge, has judged Olympics)
Conrad Schumacher (World renown dressage trainer, trained many students to Olympics)
B.B.A. from Austin Peay State University with a major in Marketing and a minor in Agriculture
Contemporary Equine Artist - www.dressageimpressions.com
Magazine article published in February 2009 edition of Dressage Today
Top 25 in the Nation for First Level Musical Freestyle with an average score of 70%
Experienced with young horses:
Earned scores in the high 70's on young horses
Bronze medalist (on the brink of a Silver)
Top 15 in the Arabian Nationals for Third level
Riding for 20 years (focusing on dressage)
Professionally teaching and training for 12 years
Started and brought a variety of breeds up the levels
(including an Arabian to PSG + piaffe, passage)
Studied with:
JT Burnley (International Dressage Trainer and Exhibitor)
Ed Rothkranz (1980 Canadian Olympian)
Jorge Sousa and Jeannette Jenny (FEI Trainers in Portugal)
Tami Crawford (short-listed for US Dressage Team)
Axel Steiner (FEI O judge, has judged Olympics)
Conrad Schumacher (World renown dressage trainer, trained many students to Olympics)
B.B.A. from Austin Peay State University with a major in Marketing and a minor in Agriculture
Contemporary Equine Artist - www.dressageimpressions.com
Magazine article published in February 2009 edition of Dressage Today