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PPT Bronze Affiliates
 My
name is Lindsay Dance Sanderson and
I live in Palm City, Florida. I am
originally from Baltimore, Maryland
where I began riding when I was six
years old. I began taking riding
lessons with my Mom and Dad as a
family activity, and I was hooked! I
continued with lessons, joined the
local 4-H club, and competed in many
local shows. We moved to Palm City,
Florida when I was eleven, and my
riding continued at a new farm. My
family purchased a horse for me and
I was excited to continue learning
with a new teacher.
I advanced to more serious
showing in the hunter arena
throughout High School. Though I
love to show, in recent years my
focus has been more toward training
horses, and more recently, teaching
riders.
My goal is to
help horse lovers in our community
enjoy their horses to the fullest,
no matter if they ride english or
western, or wish to trail ride or
show.
I
am a true believer that learning the
correct care and maintenance of your
horse is a must. I wish to teach the
skills necessary to give horses the
best care possible:
from
grooming and general health, to
proper communication from the
ground, and under saddle. I have a
range of students from all ages, and
all with different goals and
disciplines. I wish for all my
students and friends to have the
best relationship with their horses,
and for them to feel confident and
happy when they are riding.
The Palm
Partnership Training motto that I
love most is “happy riders and
willing horses.” I don’t think there
is a better goal for every horse and
rider to have, or any better
standard to live by! I feel so lucky
to have met Lynn and Cyril, and to
have had such amazing opportunities
to learn from them.
I
wish to continue learning from them,
so that I can grow as both a rider
and a teacher, and become the best
horsewoman I can be!
Lindsay
Dance Sanderson
772-263-0753
Lsanderson31@gmail.com
 Angelyn
Trimble
Stuart, FL
I fell in love when I was 3 years
old—with horses, that is! Thinking
that I would eventually outgrow my
fascination, my parents enrolled me
in riding lessons when I was 7,
which only deepened my love for the
magnificent four-legged beasts. By
the time I was 11, I had proved that
I was in it for the long-haul, so my
parents bought me a horse. Colonel
was with me for 26 years!
As
a teenager, I continued taking
lessons and competed for 8 years in
Western and Hunter. I was afforded
the opportunity to groom a friend’s
horse at the All American Quarter
Horse Congress in Columbus, Ohio.
That experience sparked my interest
in the quarter horse. I was amazed
at the temperament, consistency, and
versatility of this breed. I just
had to learn more.
Much
of my training throughout the years,
however, was by trial and error.
Sure, I had taken lessons, but not
from “the experts.” So in my 20s,
while I trained horses and
instructed riders in Brevard County,
Florida, I felt the need for
something more. I wanted to learn
from “the best,” so I could offer
the finest training to my students.
Fortunately, I live in Florida, so
the opportunity happened to be my
own backyard.
After
a break to start my family, it was
apparent that my passion for
teaching others had not been
quenched. But I wanted to go about
it the right way by taking my own
training to the next level before
instructing others. So, in 2003 I
attended my first clinic with Lynn
in Jupiter, FL. I quickly decided to
pursue the affiliate training
program and model myself after her
because of her program’s strong
fundamentals. I took every
opportunity to ride with Lynn and
Cyril, soaking up every bit of
wisdom they had to offer.
I
was most impressed by how the two
could communicate through lightness
and how they taught the dressage
principles to pertain to any horse
and rider. I gained a wealth of
knowledge as a result of training
with Lynn and Cyril, and my goal is
to pass that along to others.
I
offer private or group lessons, and
I will travel to the client’s farm.
I provide training at the client’s
facility or mine. I am also a
certified equine sports massage
therapist for all breeds—maintenance
or injury related.
For more
information, please contact me at
772-485-5925 or e-mail me at
colbama@aol.com.
Kelly Nolte
Salisbury, MD
Biography
First I want
to let you know a little bit about
myself and my qualifications. I have
been riding since I was four years
old. I was one of those lucky little
girls that got a pony for her
birthday and I never stopped! I
started taking formal riding lessons
at the age of eight and started Pony
Club shortly after. I competed very
successfully in Pony Club until I
was twelve. In high school I started
showing on the local hunter/jumper
circuit and then moved to Virginia
to compete on the A circuit. I've
also shown in the Arabian circuit,
AQHA, and APHA. In 1999, I completed
the year long John Lyons
Certification program in natural
horsemanship and began my career as
a professional. Since then I have
continued showing and coaching
successfully in the hunters,
jumpers, and dressage. However, my
career was just getting started when
I met Lynn Palm and Cyril
Pittion-Rossillon.
I first saw
Lynn Palm at the Maryland Horse Expo
in 2003. I was so excited about the
knowledge she shared that I
immediately signed up for a Dressage
Principles school that summer. The
greatest thing I learned that week
was that I didn't know enough! I
needed to learn more and I was ready
and eager to learn everything Lynn
and Cyril had to offer. I continued
going to Michigan and Florida twice
a year for schools and private
lessons. I have enjoyed so much
working individually with both Lynn
and Cyril. When Cyril first
approached me about the Palm
Partnership Affiliates program I was
elated! I was so honored that I was
invited to participate in this
program. I am even more honored to
have completed it and to be able to
teach using the Dressage Principles.
Currently, I
own and operate Brooke Clare Farm on
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Brooke Clare Farm is an equine
education center that offers its
students a variety of opportunities.
My mission is to provide a safe and
fun atmosphere for all horse
enthusiasts to learn and to achieve
their goals. My students and I have
also just started a club for young
riders called Kel's Bels. Though
riding is an individual sport, we
compete and train as a team, helping
and supporting each other at every
level. We also travel together to
other horse related events: expos,
clinics, movies, trail rides, and
more. My students range from the
casual trail rider to the serious
competitor and from the age of four
to sixty four!
I am not just
a riding instructor, but am also a
rider and competitor. I value my
continuing education in equestrian
sports and feel that it contributes
greatly to my effectiveness as an
instructor. I will continue to work
with Lynn and Cyril, accepting any
challenge they give me!
Please feel
free to contact me with any
questions.
Contact
Information
Kelly Nolte
114 May Dr
Salisbury MD
21804
443 944 0116
brookeclarefarm@comcast.net
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Kris Carey
LaPointe, WI
Biography
Let me
introduce myself, my name is Kris
Carey. Horses have been a
passion of mine since I was a child.
Ad a kid, I rode at summer camps,
but I was not totally able to
fulfill this dream until I became an
adult. Over 15 years ago, I
started my pursuit of riding.
From my very first lesson I was
hooked. Finally realizing my
dream, I knew instantly that I would
make learning to ride and understand
horses a life long pursuit.
Being a beginner
to riding, my first instructors, in
hindsight, were adequate but not
excellent. If someone was a
better instructor then another, I
did not have enough experience to
know. What I did know however,
was that I wasn’t progressing.
Frankly, the true basics of riding
were completely overlooked in my
instruction.
My luck changed
when I made a move from southern WI
to northern WI. Who would have
thought I would have the good
fortune of finding riding instructor
Cyril Pittion-Rossillon and Lynn
Palm. After my very first
lesson with Cyril, I knew I had
found a teacher that had more
passion for what he did then any
other I had experienced. His
enthusiasm for teaching was amazing.
We started at the beginning learning
what I was not taught before.
Eventually, all the hard work paid
off when I was able to compete in
USAE and USDF recognized
competitions successfully. Who
would have thought riding could bed
so much fun!!!!
Twelve years
later, I now own and operate
Hippophile Farm. At Hippophile
Farm it is our mission to pass on
well founded principles of
horsemanship, whatever the students
goals may be, whatever the
discipline. From learning to
properly care for your horse to the
skills required to get into the show
ring. It is my belief that the
knowledge we gain is nothing if we
don’t share it. By sharing
this knowledge through teaching, we
can make the world a better place,
especially for our equine friends.
Teaching
riders and training horses has not
only fulfilled the need to give back
what I learned, but it has also
given my something I never realized,
patience. Without patience,
you never get to see a horse and
rider understand a true partnership.
And for that lesson, I am eternally
grateful.
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Contact Information
Hippophile Farm
Located on Madeline
Island
PO Box 211
LaPointe, WI 54850
Barn phone:
(715) 747-6872
Email:
hippophilefarm@cheqnet.net
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Set on 55 acres next
to beautiful Lake
Superior, Hippophile
Farm on Madeline
Island
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Barn Includes:
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8 stall barn with
11x12 stalls
72x184 newly
attached indoor
arena with
rubber/sand footing
Separate wash rack,
feed room and tack
room
120x200 outdoor sand
arena
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Large individual
paddocks
Large pasture for
summer grazing
Safe fencing
Plenty of trails
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We offer:
Lessons, Board,
Training/Conditioning
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Rates: For more
information, check
our website
Services page
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Lessons can be done
on your horse or on
one of our seasoned
lesson horses
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Board includes:
stall, shavings,
grain, quality hay,
vitamin/mineral
supplement, daily
handling and
turnout.
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Training:
Program is
customized to each
individual horse
For more
information, please
contact Kris Carey
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