From a very young age, horses have been my life. What started as a passion quickly grew into a lifelong dream of sharing the gift of horses with others! Today, I’m grateful to spend my days doing what I love most – helping others grow along side horses! .

I spent many years barrel racing and was honored to be the 2016 North Dakota’s 3D NBHA Grand Champion and two-time NBHA World Championship Qualifier.

Horses have taught me many life lessons, such as; responsibility, dedication and resiliency. Each session I strive to help my riders build confidence, develop skills and connection with themselves through connecting with the horse. Step by step, stirrup by stirrup, my goal is to help each rider believe in themselves and enjoy the journey as much as the destination.

Siri has a natural ability to connect with children, bringing passion and enthusiasm to everything she does, particularly in her work with young people. Her deep love for horses has been a part of her life since childhood, and she has been riding for as long as she can remember. Over the years, Siri developed a particular interest in competitive show jumping. She trained her Thoroughbred rescue, Sam, herself, and together they competed in events across North Dakota, Minnesota, and Canada.

Today, Siri is the proud owner of a daycare, but she also dedicates her Fridays to Hoof Prints, a special place where she can share her passion for horses with others. Siri and her husband live on a farm near Fordville, where they raise their son and are proud to own two beautiful horses. Horses have taught Siri invaluable lessons in self-confidence, bravery, perseverance, and responsibility—qualities she is eager to pass on to others.

From a young age, Sarah has been captivated by horses, a passion that has only deepened with time. Her journey with horses began at 14, and since then, she has dedicated her life to learning about and working with these majestic animals.

After acquiring her first horse, Sarah knew that her future would revolve around horses, and she sought out formal education at the MMIEC Equestrian School in West Virginia. There, she focused on English riding and Equine Massage Therapy. Over the years, Sarah’s dedication to her craft earned her several accolades, including Outstanding Barn Manager, Most Helpful to New Students, and various certifications, such as Equine Massage Therapy and Level 3 Riding Master and Trainer.

During Sarah’s time outside the barn, she enjoys spending time with her twin daughters.

Sarah’s ultimate goal is to provide a positive environment for both horses and riders and lives by the saying “Happy horses equal happy riders“.

I was originally born and raised in Texas but found myself falling for a ND boy, so here I am. My husband and I live near McVille on a cozy farm. I have two horses of my own, but they both live back home in Texas. Throughout my life, horses have played many roles as my best friends, confidants, and my therapeutic outlet. There is a bond that is built between a horse and rider that is uniquely different from any other bond; a bond filled with trust and friendship. Not to mention horses are SO much fun!

For as long as I can remember, I have been obsessed with horses. I grew up around horses and started riding soon after I could walk. Over the years, I have attended many horsemanship clinics, ranch riding horse shows, worked for Snodgress Cattle Company training young horses and attending competitions.

I enjoy helping riders bond with horses through building a trusting relationship and having so much fun while doing it. I truly believe that horses can help people grow, heal and thrive. So let’s ride and have some fun!