Cathy Drumm - Hunter/Jumper         Out in the Open         Dressage

Testimonials



"When Cathy Drumm speaks, horses listen." - Kevin Wade


"Cathy has an uncanny ability to watch a horse move under saddle and then know, in a moment's time, the program it must have to improve physically and/or mentally. I've been fortunate to witness hundreds of horses become more talented, confident, and sound because of her experienced eye."
- Bliss Rufo, Manager, Golden Hill Farm

"Cathy has a dynamic, entertaining, and incredibly focused style of teaching. She is able to quickly and accurately assess each rider and mount so that she can present specific, individualized strategies for immediate improvement."
-Catherine Grey, non-competitive, Pleasure rider

"Cathy is one of the best horsewomen I know."
- Dr. Steve Naile, Veterinarian

"Cathy thinks like a horse. She understands them so well that she knows what they are going to do before they do it."
- Lea Parnas, Stable Proprietor

"I grew up around horses - started lessons when I was 4. But, I didn't learn, really learn, how to ride until I was 14, when I started riding with Cathy. She is the most effective, knowledgeable instructor I have ever had."
- June Forest, Eventer and Long Distance Trail rider

"Cathy is a truly professional horsewoman with deep insight and commitment; not only for each rider but each individual horse as well. Her support has allowed me to develop a stronger bond of precision, trust and confidence with my horse."
- Katey Grey

"Working with Cathy provided me with a safe and supportive environment to re-enter the equestrian world. She is clear with her instruction and lavish with her praise. My skills improved quickly and dramatically. I love working with her."
- Isanne Werner, Hunter/Jumper rider

"Cathy has a unique way of understanding both the horse and the rider's needs and uses that to create an individualized plan that's beneficial to both."
- Deb Counihan, Owner

"Cathy introduced me to the idea that the very issues that we struggle with in the saddle may be connected with the issues we struggle with in every day life! Often times we can take the lessons we learn in our riding lessons and apply them to issues we face daily. Further, doing so will ultimately improve our connection with the horse and make us better riders."
- Laura Peterson, LCSW, Equine Facilitated Psychotherapist


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