Please join us for a very special event: Biamonte Stables welcomes to Groveland Farm, USDF Gold Medalist and FEI rider, Hans-Henning Dressler for an exciting 1-day clinic. Training with Hans-Henning Dressler will be held December 2nd, 2012 and is open to auditors.  

Hans-Henning Dressler began competing against adults at recognized horse shows at the age of six. At just 11 years of age he rode the FEI tests (international levels) even qualifying to ride at prestigious shows like Dressage at Devon. During his teens he represented Mexico three times at the North American Junior Young Riders Championships. By the age of 17, he had already earned the USDF bronze, silver and gold medals. During his University years, each summer he spent in Germany learning with one of the world's most renowned dressage trainers, Herbert Rehbein. He is a graduate from the University of Rochester with a degree in International Trade Relations.

Born in Mexico, Hans-Henning now has dual citizenship.  He currently represents Mexico on his Chestnut gelding Valentino. They are competing Grand Prix at the CDI, International level.  They were the Grand Prix Reserve Champions for Region 8 in 2009.  Hans-Henning is based at his family farms, Dressler Stables, in Princeton NJ, and White Fences in West Palm Beach FL.

Dressler Stables is known for the quality and correctness of its horses.  The Dressler's have trained many competition horses to successful, long careers at Grand Prix.  In addition, they have helped many amateur riders to reach, and successfully compete, at the Grand Prix level. Hans-Henning's busy teaching and training schedule does not typically allow for him to travel to give instruction. We are fortunate to have him coming to the farm on December 2nd.  Hans-Henning will be working with horse and rider combinations at all levels in private and semi-private sessions throughout the day.    He is known for his correct, patient, supportive teaching style.  With over 20 years of experience in training and competing in FEI-sport, both nationally and internationally, he offers extensive knowledge in the progressive development of both horse and rider.  This clinic is suited to all levels, from beginner riders through FEI competitors.

The day will begin promptly at 8:45 Sunday morning.  Lunch will be served at 12:00 and is included in the cost of riding or auditing the clinic.  Additional lunches can be purchased for $10.00 if you have someone accompanying you to the clinic.  There will be a 50/50 raffle and a Prize Basket raffled at the end of the day.  Don't forget to get your tickets at the event.

Stabling is available for the day for $35.00.  You can check into the stabling area after 3pm on Saturday and must be checked out before 6pm on Saturday.  Stalls will be bedded with 2 bags of saw dust.  Additional saw dust can be purchased at $5 per bag.  You must supply your own hay, and grain, and any alternative bedding.  Please contact Lorri in order to arrange stabling.  Lorri will coordinate feeding with you on, or before arrival.  If you need late or early check in or check out, arrangements can be made with the Lorri.

Some pictures from our May clinic: