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Instructors
Kelly Clement began riding as a small child in Charlottesville Va, and grew up with a lesson-teaching mom. She studied animal science at NCSU, and her interests are hunters and dressage. She has taught for over 20 years, and at Buckhorn for over 14 years!
Bridget Gibbons began riding at age 6, and has ridden western, barrel raced, shown hunters, dressage and foxhunted,. Her interest in dressage began with instructor Kay Meredith, and she holds US Dressage Federation Bronze and Silver Medals, earned on horses she trained. She has trained under Ms. Meredith, Walter Zettl, Dennis Callin, and Jessica Ransehousen. She instructs and trains beginner thru FEI dressage, as well as some hunters. Her current competition horse is Cote D’Azure.
Sara Conversano began riding at 7yrs. old and competed extensively in the Hunter/Jumper Equitation divisions. She holds a BS degree in Equine Studies from Lake Erie College, where she won the IHSA Regional Finals Open Flat as a freshman. Since graduating, she has helped manage farms and trained beginner through advanced riders in NH and NY. Sara then continued her teaching/training career in North Carolina beginning in 2005, running a large lesson program, summer camp, UNC Physical Education classes, and was the Coach of the IHSA UNC Equestrian team for 2 yrs.
Robert Savage began riding in 1969 a the age of 7and had a successful Junior career, qualifying in 1979 and 1980 for both the AHSA Medal and ASPCA Maclay finals at Harrisburg and New York respectively. After college he began working at ByWay Farms in Medford, NY, riding, showing and training of all competition horses for both the hunter ring and the jumper ring, and assisting in the management of AHSA (now USEF) rated horse shows including course designing. He works well with green through advanced horses, and is at home coaching equitation or schooling jumpers. He also enjoys working with several event riders to improve their stadium work.
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Winter weather policy: If weather conditions– sleet, snow, etc. threaten to make the roads dangerous, please first check your email for a message on whether we have cancelled lessons. Then you may call 919.795.0786 for a recorded message about classes. We do not necessarily follow Wake Co. Schools schedule. Classes cancelled by the farm will be credited towards the next month. |

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