Was a Member of Pony Club 
Individual Bronze Medal, 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games (Mighty Nice)
Team Gold Medal, U.S. Eventing Team, 2015 Toronto Pan American Games (Fernhill Fugitive)Individual Silver Medal, U.S. Eventing Team, 2007 Rio de Janeiro Pan American Games (TruLuck)Team Gold Medal, U.S. Eventing Team, 2007 Rio de Janeiro Pan American Games (TruLuck)
Team Gold Medal, Australian Eventing Team, 2000 Sydney Olympic Games (House Doctor)
Team Gold Medal, Australian Eventing Team, 1996 Atlanta Olympics (True Blue Girdwood)Leading Rider, 2005 FEI World Rider Rankings
Leading Rider in the U.S. for 13 years (1998, 2000-2010, 2012)
These are some of Phillip's accomplishments, please see www.phillipdutton.com for more of Phillip's accomplishments!

 

           Samantha St. Jacques

Was a member of Pony Club-A Rating

Samantha St Jacques was born and raised in Vancouver, Canada. Samantha achieved her “A” level in pony club and successfully competed through her young rider years, placing fifth at the NAYRC in 2003. Samantha was first named to the Canadian Eventing Team Long List in 2003 with Oslek. Samantha went on to start competing at the Advanced Level in 2005 and in 2006 was the highest placed Canadian at the Jersey Fresh CCI*** with Livewire, placing seventh. In 2007, Samantha and Livewire were named alternates for the Pan American Games. In the fall of 2007 they went on to be the highest placed Canadians at the Wit’s End World Cup Qualifier and place tenth at the Fairhill CCI*** in Elkton, MD. In 2008, Samantha and Livewire were named to the Canadian Olympic Team and represented the Canadian Eventing Team at the Beijing Olympic Games. Samantha has also competed through the Prix St Georges level in dressage and is a USDF Silver Medalist. This is just some of Samantha's accomplishments, please see www.stjacquesequestrian.com for more about Samantha!

Pierre St. Jacques

Pierre St Jacques was born and raised in Montreal, Canada.  He became a US citizen in 1999 and has represented the USA at numerous international competitions.  Pierre has over thirty years experience training dressage horses and riders.  Pierre and his longtime partner, Lucky Tiger, were members of the Gold Medal Winning US Dressage Team at the 2003 Pan American Games as well as being short listed for the 2010 World Equestrian Games and the 2012 Olympic Games.  Pierre and Lucky Tiger had great success competing at the Grand Prix level for nearly a decade,  including 2009 National Grand Prix Reserve Champions at the Festival of Champions in Gladstone, NJ.  Also in 2009 Pierre and Lucky Tiger won the Lamplight CDI, were second at the Raleigh CDI and placed second in the Grand Prix for the Special at Devon.  In 2010 Pierre and Lucky Tiger competed at the Exquis World Dressage Masters and placed eighth against some of the best horses and riders in the world.  In 2012, Pierre and Lucky Tiger had numerous top placings at the Grand Prix level including second in the Freestyle of Devon. For more about Pierre, please go to www.stjacquesequestrian.com

 Alexandra Dominguez

Alex is a USDF Gold Medalist and an International Dressage Rider representing Guatemala. She competed in the Pan Am Games and will be representing Guatemala in the Caribbean Games in 2018. For more information about Alex please see www.alexandradominguezdressage.com

Lee Lee Jones

Lee Lee Jones competed at the one star level in eventing. She achieved many riding accomplishments in her career. Lee Lee, a 22-year-old graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania, was cantering around the exercise track at the Duttons’ True Prospect Farm in West Grove, PA on an unseasonably warm day when the horse she was riding bucked, slipped and fell. Thankfully, she was wearing a helmet.The horse landed on Lee Lee, and she was airlifted to Christiana Care Hospital in Newark, Delaware. After spending more than a month in the Intensive Care Unit, she started the long road to recovery at Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital in Malvern. Once she was cleared to return home, Lee Lee has been recovering there with support from her family, friends, and rehab support. Lee Lee is doing better everyday and we are so honored to help her in her recovery. #Leeleestrong #teamleelee

Sally Cousins

Was a member of the United States Pony Club. Sally Cousins is a driving force in the field of eventing who has been named the U.S. Eventing Association’s Leading Lady Rider for the last six years. Sally started riding at the age of 5. She was a member of Pony Club and competed at her first 1* in her mid-teens.  In 1986 she competed at Badminton Horse Trials and also accepted a job as a stock broker at Merrill Lynch. She continued to compete at the highest levels and work full time.

After 16 years at Merrill Lynch, she decided to become a professional and devote herself exclusively to her riding career.  In 2005, she purchased property in Aiken, SC so she could compete and provide instruction for the three months of winter when Pennsylvania is covered in snow and ice.  Thanks to a successful competition schedule and the depth of experience she garnered as an amateur and a professional, she has been ranked among the top 10 riders on the US Eventing Leaderboard for the last six years.  Her career highlights include multiple appearances at top-level events such as the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, Badminton, Burghley and Fair Hill International. Based out of Oxford, PA, Sally loves training horses and riders of all levels and helping them progress in their training and experience. She credits her varied experience in horse sports as helping her develop as an all-around horsewoman, and often draws from her own experiences and lessons when instructing students and their horses. http://sallycousins.com/

Emma Ford (photo by Shannon Brinkman)

Was a member of Pony Club-B Rated. Emma grew up in North Devon, England and was brought up in the hunt field with her dad as Master of the Foxhounds. She was a member of Pony Club and received her "B" rating. She has a degree from The University of Wales and moved to the United States to follow her passion with horses. She managed Adrienne Iorio's advanced event horses for seven years in Boston, Mass. She then moved to manage Phillip Dutton's barn in West Grove, PA. She has groomed for almost every 4 star event in the world, and has been a member of the U.S. Eventing Team at multiple Olympic, World, and Pan American Games. Emma has also turned out horses at many upper-level show jumping and dressage competitions. She and Cat Hill run World Class Grooming, LLC, a clinic and training program for all horse people and co-authored a book by the same name which was the best-selling equestrian title of 2015.

SYDNEY COLLIER

Sydney Collier began riding at the age of 7 and instantly fell in love. A short time later, a routine vision screening led to a diagnosis of Wyburn-Mason Syndrome, a life-threatening condition that causes arteries and veins to grow together causing vascular malformations (AVMs) inside the brain. Collier's AVMs quickly began affecting her vision and the control of her left side. Over the course of eight years, Collier endured a series of experimental treatments. During a risky brain surgery in 2009, Collier suffered a massive stroke. Despite the setback, she was determined to get out of my wheelchair and return to the sport of riding. Collier represented the U.S. Para Dressage Team at the FEI World Equestrian Games™ (WEG) Normandy 2014 with Victoria Dugan’s Hessen gelding Willi Wesley. Later that year, Collier was named the USEF Junior Equestrian of the Year and was recognized by the FEI with their Against All Odds Award. The award recognizes a rider who has persevered through extreme challenges, as Collier has with the effects of Wyburn-Mason syndrome.Collier achieved her longtime goal of competing at the Paralympics in 2016 when she represented the U.S. in Rio de Janeiro, riding Western Rose.Since June 2019, Collier has been competing with All In One, Going for Gold LLC’s 2009 Hanoverian gelding. The combination made their debut on the Adequan® U.S. Para Dressage Team at the 2019 Adequan/USEF Para Dressage National Championships and Tryon Fall 2 CPEDI3* where they placed third individually and were part of the team that won first place.In 2020, Collier rode All In One to second-place finishes in the team, individual, and freestyle tests at the CPEDI3* at the Adequan Global Dressage Festival (AGDF) 3 in Wellington, Fla. The pair went on to win the Grade I division at the 2020 Adequan/USEF Para Dressage National Championships in Tryon, N.C.

Collier and All In One kicked off 2021 as part of the winning Adequan U.S. Para Dressage Team at the Adequan Global Dressage Festival, where the pair posted scores in the 70s across the individual, team, and freestyle FEI Grade I Para Dressage tests. At the Perrigo Tryon Summer Dressage CPEDI3*, Collier and All In One helped win the team competition and again earned scores in the 70s in the Grade I classes.  At the 2020 Olympics, Sydney earned a spot as an alternate for the US Para Dressage Team.

Capital Hill Show Stables

Capital Hill Show Stables is located in Wellington, Florida and Colts Neck, New Jersey at Synergy Stables. Head trainer, Frank Madden, has trained a total of 27 National Championship wins between the USEF Medal, ASPCA Maclay, USET Final and the WIHS Final. They have seen immense success in the hunter, jumper and equitation rings. Capitalhillshowstables.com

Taylor Madden-Taylor is a distinguished equestrian known for her exceptional achievements in the hunter-seat equitation arena and collegiate riding. She earned national recognition by winning the prestigious USEF Medal Finals, a pinnacle event in junior equitation. Taylor also delivered a standout performance at the ASPCA Maclay Finals and the North American Equitation Championship, securing a 2nd place finish at both finals among the country's most elite young riders. Her dominance continued with a 1st place win at the New England Equitation Championship, further showcasing her technical precision and competitive excellence. Taylor’s success extended to the USET Finals, where she achieved three consecutive top-four placements—3rd, 3rd, and 4th—demonstrating both her consistency and elite competitive caliber. At the collegiate level, Taylor brought her talent and leadership to Southern Methodist University (SMU), where she served as team captain and was instrumental in helping the team capture two National Championship titles. Her leadership and competitive drive played a critical role in SMU’s historic achievements during her tenure.

Dan Huss Performance Horses

Dan Huss is the owner and head trainer of Huss Performance Horses which he operates with his wife Wendy in Scottsdale, AZ. Huss was one of the top-50 leading NRHA Open lifetime money earners in 2016. He has also proven to be a successful coach for Non Pro reiners. Huss has earned a multitiude of national honors and he is an NRHA Open Futurity and Derby finalist, as well an NRBC finalist. Huss has had strong showings in competition this year. In March, Huss tied with fellow teammate Jordan Larson to win the FEI CRI3* at the USEF Selection Trial and WEG Reining Test Event on a composite score of 450 points aboard Ms Dreamy. In June, he placed second in the USA Reining Open at the NRHA Derby in Oklahoma City, OK. 

John Angus

John Angus is a top junior rider competing successfully in all three rings. John has only been riding for six years! Starting when he was twelve, with his mom, Stephanie Angus's guidance and training, he has climbed the ranks with top placings in major jumper classes, hunter derbies, and the equitation. 

JJ Sporthorses Jennifer VanCheri Porter

Lead by Jennifer, a seasoned rider with more than two decades of experience, she has prominently competed in hunter jumpers on the A circuit. Her expertise lies in the meticulous development of a young horse string, showcasing her dedication to nurturing equine talent. Jennifer has secured numerous champion and reserve titles on the West Coast, showcasing her remarkable talent with young horses. Her accolades extend to multiple invitationals, and she has demonstrated her prowess by successfully competing in mini prixs, establishing a formidable presence in the highly competitive equestrian realm.

 

Joe Meyer-Joe’s lifeblood is horses and he started his competitive career as early as the age of 6! Born and bred in the Wairarapa region of New Zealand his parents own and manage the successful Mamaku Stud. They owned the stallion Tara Mink… his most famous offspring being one of the greatest event horses of all time… Charisma the small star who took Mark Todd to fame and fortune in the eighties.

In 2008 Joe achieved one of his ultimate dreams – representing New Zealand at the Beijing Olympic Games, finishing 5th in the team competition and in the top 25 individually. Joe ranked 13th in the 2008 overall BE points table with highlights including: 20th at Badminton on Ease on Fire; 14th in the World Cup Qualifier at Chatsworth International with Ariki & 3rd in the CIC*** with Snip; 7th in the CCI*** at Barocca with Ariki; and winning the Thoroughbred Championship at Barbury Castle International with Clifton Lush.  Since then Joe has gone on to place at Badminton several more times in 2009 and 2010 as well as excellent finishes at Burghley, Luhmuhlen, Pau and Rolex Kentucky and a 2nd place finish in the British Open Championships.

Joe is now embarking on a competitive career in the United States and is based in Ocala, Florida with his wife Ruthie Meyer.

Fletcher Street Urban Riding Club@fletcherstreeturbanridingclub continues to make history with helping inner city Philadelphia kids learn to care for and ride horses on the streets of Philly. Please look them up and hear the complete story of Ellis Ferrell and his dream coming true. FSURC is a 501c nonprofit. We supply Fletcher Street with Tack Butter and we teach clinics and visit them every chance we get.