MaryBeth Wilkinson and Hubert P. Wadsworth.Huey is a Suffolk Sporthorse, a cross between a Suffolk Punch and Thoroughbred. At 18.1h he is an imposing individual, but extraordinarily kind, steady and athletic. He has been the perfect partner for MaryBeth since November 2010, and they have made great progress together!

Rosalie Shine and ChocoLat at the 2011 Wild Oak Dressage Schooling Show.

Rosalie Shine and her lovely 7 yr old Hanoverian cross mare, ChocoLat. Both have been working hard to become a great team. We are looking forward to their next show season!

Chiara Kerr and Stormy, Wild Oak's wonderful beginner lesson horse. Chiara has only been riding with us for a few months and has become a promising young horsewoman! We look forward to watching her develop.

Dr. Wendy O'Desky-Reichel, DVM, and her gorgeous homebred Friesian/Trakehner cross, VF Esabella. GLDC Year End Champions for 2011 at First Level!

Kim Beck and her striking 7 yr old Paint/Percheron cross, Ulla Kirschvasser, at the WOF Schooling Show Oct 2009. Kim began dressage just about a year ago when she purchased Ulla. She has progressed from a beginner to an effective partner in a very short time!

Aimee Meads and Adhemar at the Wild Oak Schooling Show October 11, 2009. Here they won the Training Level Test 1 class with a 66%. We're looking forward to their First Level season next year.

Julie Strohbeck on Ulla Kirschvasser at the Wild Oak Schooling Show, 2009. Ulla is owned by Kim Beck. New this last year to dressage, Julie has become an effective and accomplished rider.

Fred Post and his Danish Warmblood gelding, Hennessy, warm up at a FDCTA show with Joyce.

Barb Gunning on Dresden, her purebred Arabian gelding. Barb and Dresden were GLDC First Level Champions for 2009! Here they are competing in Findlay at the FDCTA show in September.

Martha Preckler, this time on Regalo, an Andalusian cross. Regalo spent time at Wild Oak while his owner, Joy Koritz Maier, was in the US Army. Martha developed Regalo's athleticism significantly with dressage training, where Regalo learned to use his body with balance and power.