Bay Hill Farm        

We host several visiting trainers and clinicians on a regular basis.  By providing a high level of available training, you and your horse have the best opportunity to reach your goals no matter what your discipline.  We do not provide school horses, although at times there are privately owned horses available for lease if you do not own your own.   Boarders are not pressured or required to train and compete.  Bay Hill is a relaxed barn where training and trainers are welcome depending on the needs of our residents.  Feel free to just use the facilities and trails at your leisure.  Also feel free to continue working with your own trainer.  Here are some of the trainers currently working with students at Bay Hill and all are willing to take on new clients.

 Rosie Mally just visited Bay Hill for the first time and great training sessions were had by all.  Rosie has trained with the classical dressage master, Karl Mikolka of the Austrian National Spanish Riding School, American Olympian, Lendon, Gray, Hugarian O judge; Charles DKunfy and American Ellen Miller, long listed Olympic team member and good friend.  She offered us great insight to our training problems and solutions that worked . 

Eva Emery - Natural Horsemanship

We have now joined up with a natural horsemanship trainer who has studied extensively with Bob Jeffreys.  Eva Emery will be happy to come to our farm and work with your horse and yourself to form a better and safer relationship. 

Services such as longing, hand walking, and hacking are also available if you are short of time or just want your horse tuned up.  Most of the trainers listed are happy to provide training rides as well. 

Lynne Rockstroh  Eventing, jumping, dressage

Lynne Rockstroh has spent the last 30 years riding and training horses at Oxbow Stables where she heads and facilitates their junior program and 4 - H Club.
She is actively showing and competing her two young  Thoroughbreds in eventing and dressage.  Lynne also trains regularly with Cathy Morrelli, Michael Page and
Tara Bowles. 
  Lynne has taught many profiles of riders from children as young as 4 to adults as old as 80 with focus on teaching anyone from beginner to advanced.  She bases her teaching on traditional classical
principals and will work with each student within their comfort zones to achieve their goals in riding.   Lynne will start with the beginner student on the longe to develop strength, balance and confidence and emphasizes on the building of a strong, balanced seat and leg which is the foundation to all successful riding no matter what discipline the rider chooses to pursue.    Students are also welcome to join Lynne at the many  events at her home barn including horse trials,  dressage shows, cross country schoolings and regular  clinics.  Lynne holds a B.A. degree from Morehead University.  www.oxbowstables.com/ 

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Mary Elena Moran
Since 1996, Mary Elena has been learning from many aspects of the equine world.  She has trained with top Pony Hunter trainers, riden working Western horses, competed on the Delaware Valley College riding and vaulting teams, and taught for handicapped riding programs.  Combining all this with an interest in natural horsemanship and an eye for equitation, Mary Elena's unique perspective shines in her training and teaching methods. She also enjoys working with green or problem horses.  Mary Elena's students compete in rated and local shows in a variety of divisions - Western, Pattern and Hunter over fences