Breezy Ridge Stables has a "Can Do" approach when it comes to caring for your horse and helping you develop as a rider.

Breezy Ridge Stables is a active show barn that provides riders an opportunity to showcase their horse and their riding skills.

On site Trainers:

Rebecca Golian (Preparing to test for her A rating United States Pony Club)

Christine Betz from  Equity and Harmony Horsemanship LLC 

Off Site Trainers:

Sharon White at Last Frontier Farm.

Janna Bakhramov at Dark Horse Dressage.

Janna is a U.S. Dressage Federation Gold Medalist who has studied with Georg Heyser, Jessica Ransehausen and Robert Dover. She received a USET/Asmis grant to study at Dr. Reiner Klimke's stable with her horse. Having competed heavily and successfully on several different horses at CDI-W's at all FEI levels. Since returning from Germany, Janna has trained with her business partner and participated in clinics with Olympic Judges Stephen Clarke and Linda Zang as well as Chief rider of the Spanish Riding School Arthur Kottas. Her record includes many prestigious wins. Janna is an experienced and positive instructor, who enjoys teaching at all levels.

Christine Betz 

Christine is a NAHRA Registered Instructor and a USDF Bronze & Silver Medalist. All scores have been obtained in only two years of competing! She is currently operating out of Dark Horse Dressage.

Christine was the head instructor at Red Cedar Therapeutic Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where she was responsible for education of instructors and school horse selection and training. She has and continues to provide instructional riding clinics throughout Indiana & Maryland. Christine learned to ride horses as a young child in California, and worked with her father training and breeding Arabians on his farm in Indiana. While growing up in California, she and her family focused on western horsemanship. Christine had the opportunity to observe the training of Mexican horseman or “vaqueros” and to catch ride for local horsemen. Additionally, Christine learned to drive and school young miniature horses to harness while working for Susan Harding, a breeder of Miniature horses. Upon moving to Indiana, Christine began to train under Monte Mendenhall, a Classical Dressage trainer who schooled his horses in the Airs Above Ground movements and jumping. She trained with Mendenhall until his tragic death in 1993.

Additionally, Christine has worked with John Lyons, and is currently training with Janna Dyer and has participated in George Morris and Axel Steiner clinics to further her equestrian education.                       

Rebecca Golian

     Rebecca began riding at the young age of 5 and got most of her early experience as an active member in the United States Pony Clubs (USPC). Rebecca first became introduced to the sport of Eventing at the age of 12. Before leaving for college Rebecca successfully trained and competed several horses through the Preliminary/CCI* level. Rebecca gained much of her experience at upper level competition with Morcheeba, a young NZ Sporthorse mare. The pair competed in several regional and national competitions including the American Eventing Championships and the USEA Area II Championships. Rebecca was also fortunate to use Morcheeba, as well as other talented horses, to accomplish the highest rating levels in the USPC. Rebecca also gained experience working with young ottb’s, training and competing over ten young event prospects. During college Rebecca has been able to continue to ride and compete several of her client’s horses through the Intermediate level. Rebecca has been fortunate enough to work with many of this country’s top professional riders including Julie Gomena, Jan Byyny, Courtney Cooper, Phillip Dutton, and Christine Betz. Working with these top riders has had a large impact on her training and coaching philosophies. After she graduates from the University of Maryland in 2010, Rebecca plans to continue working as a trainer and instructor. She plans to remain very active as an instructor and coach for the USPC and is currently instructing for several pony clubs in the Capital region. Rebecca also hopes to successfully compete through the Advanced level in the near future and will be working hard to accomplish her goals of becoming a top event rider and instructor.