Our Trainers
Whether you want to enhance your dressage skills or master the trails, our trainers have it covered.
** Training and lessons are only available for current boarders.
Jessica Reed
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Jessica Reed is a professional horse trainer and riding instructor dedicated to helping horses and their owners build lasting, confident partnerships. With more than 20 years of experience and a degree in Equine Science, she brings a thoughtful, educated, and relationship-centered approach to every horse she works with.
Jessica's expertise is predominantly in western and trail riding, inspired by the philosophies of Warwick Schiller and Buck Brannaman. However, she also possesses experience in English riding, having trained under Julie Christie, a USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold medalist.
Jessica believes that true horsemanship goes far beyond riding. Her program focuses on developing clear communication, mutual respect, and trust between the horse and their handler. Whether she is starting young horses, tuning up seasoned partners, or helping owners work through specific challenges, her goal is always the same: to create confident, safe, capable partnerships.
Her training and lesson programs are ideal for owners who want to be actively involved in their horse’s progress. Clients leave not only with a better-performing horse, but with a deeper understanding of how to maintain and strengthen their partnership long term.
Through patience, consistency, and a commitment to ethical horsemanship, Jessica helps create teams that are confident, connected, and prepared for success—both in and out of the saddle.
Call or text: (507)735-2497Email: ccarabiansport@gmail.com
Laurie Beall
Laurie Beall is a United States Pony Club 'A' Graduate (3'9") and has competed successfully through the preliminary level in Eventing, including a long format horse trial at the Two Star (prelim) level. Most recently, she has been competing in dressage at Third Leve on her homebred, Roxy.
Laurie graduated from St. Olaf College and taught riding lessons part time until 2014 when she left her medical job to pursue riding instruction full time. She has been fortunate to learn from several quality instructors over the years, including being a working student for Dorothy Crowell (USEA Olympic Silver Medalist) and more recently spending a winter training with Peter Gray (USEA Olympian in Eventing and Grand Prix dressage rider).
In addition to regular lessons, Laurie enjoys coaching at horse trials, dressage shows, schooling shows, and pony club rallies and has been asked to coach at USPC Championships in 2021 in Kentucky.
Laurie has also occasionally helped western and polocrosse riders to work on their riding skills and equitation. Whatever your passion, she would enjoy helping you to meet your goals! Text: 612-889-6938
Laurie graduated from St. Olaf College and taught riding lessons part time until 2014 when she left her medical job to pursue riding instruction full time. She has been fortunate to learn from several quality instructors over the years, including being a working student for Dorothy Crowell (USEA Olympic Silver Medalist) and more recently spending a winter training with Peter Gray (USEA Olympian in Eventing and Grand Prix dressage rider).
In addition to regular lessons, Laurie enjoys coaching at horse trials, dressage shows, schooling shows, and pony club rallies and has been asked to coach at USPC Championships in 2021 in Kentucky.
Laurie has also occasionally helped western and polocrosse riders to work on their riding skills and equitation. Whatever your passion, she would enjoy helping you to meet your goals! Text: 612-889-6938
Lori Neises
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Lori Neises owns and operates LJN Equine Services. She has been in the horse industry for over 20 years, as well as a horse owner since childhood. Her formal education is a graduate of the Hennepin Technical College Horse Care and Stable Operations, Minnesota School of Horse Shoeing and Blacksmithing, and Supreme Motion Equine Sports Therapy Massage School. Just as valuable has been her "on the job" training and experience taught by the horses themselves.
She was a practicing farrier for 8 years, Showed/shows Arabian horses at the local, regional and national level in both pleasure classes and Dressage, and continues to do therapy/body work on equine athletes.
She enjoys training horses from their first time under saddle to finishing them, as well as helping their owners to build a better relationship with their horse to achieve their specific goals, from youth riders to adults, and beginners to more advanced riders. She is currently competing with her own Swedish Warmblood gelding in dressage.
Email: carvercreekfarm92@gmail.com
She was a practicing farrier for 8 years, Showed/shows Arabian horses at the local, regional and national level in both pleasure classes and Dressage, and continues to do therapy/body work on equine athletes.
She enjoys training horses from their first time under saddle to finishing them, as well as helping their owners to build a better relationship with their horse to achieve their specific goals, from youth riders to adults, and beginners to more advanced riders. She is currently competing with her own Swedish Warmblood gelding in dressage.
Email: carvercreekfarm92@gmail.com
