Kimberly is a graduate of the prestigious Al-Marah Apprentice Program in Tucson, Arizona. She was honored to be hired on as Assistant Trainer for Al-Marah Arabian Farms at the young age of nineteen, where she trained for three more years under Harold Bright.
Subsequently, Kimberly worked at the popular Arabian Nights Dinner Attraction in Orlando, Florida for twelve years. She worked her way up from Assistant Trainer to Head Trainer and Vice President of Entertainment. During her years with Arabian Nights, Kimberly trained and performed in dressage, saddle seat, high school, western riding, reining, liberty and bridleless and bareback riding. As Head Trainer, Kimberly successfully ran a show with dangerous, edge-of-your-seat stunts safely for years. Her dedication to safety makes her stand out above others.
For the past three years, Kimberly has been developing her own riding and training programs, providing instruction to clients of all ages and ability levels. While most of her clients are adults anxious to improve their relationships with their own horses, she is popular with riders of all ages. Kimberly has proven especially proficient at helping younger riders achieve their potential. With three children of her own, Kimberly fully understands what it takes to teach children to ride. While Kimberly is adept at teaching all aspects of horsemanship, she predominantly uses the art of dressage to help riders and their horses communicate better. Kimberly can be reached at 407-361-5535 for lesson scheduling.
As the founder of Equisential, Inc. Nancy continues to offer quality training packages tailored to fit the needs of both horse and rider. With an established career training and teaching dressage Nancy knows how to help many horses and riders that are struggling to reach their goals. She travels extensively throughout the United States giving weekend clinics and shows the Florida circuit with her Assistant Trainer, Mary Anne Milleman and students. Visit Nancy’s website, Equisentialinc.com to learn more and follow her pursuits up close and personal. Also, read Nancy’s monthly articles and blog!
She continues to apply her knowledge in all aspects of horsemanship to help others realize their dreams as well as hers of becoming a member of the United States Equestrian Team. She earned her USET emblem as a member of the 1989 North American Dressage Championship Bronze Medal Team and more recently as the alternate team member for the 1999 Pan American Games. Currently, she is looking toward the 2010 World Equestrian Games riding Donneur and Donatella. 
