Jackson Valley Ranch

Where your horse is our number one priority.

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Lisa Shilling, Owner
  Lisa Shilling acquired Jackson Valley Ranch in April of 2006 with the vision of renovating the existing facility, and to create an atmosphere where the horses’ needs come above all else. She had only recently lost her beloved Arabian, "Seven," to laminitis.   It was this loss which inspired her to buy this facility, and to create a place which gives horses only the very best care. She is actively involved in training and riding, and continues to make improvements to the facility.  She is committed to continually expanding her knowledge of all facets of horse boarding and horsemanship in order to always provide the very best to her clients. 
 
 



John Orr, Farm Manager
   John comes to us from the nationally reknowned "Equine Experience" at Miraval in Catalina, Arizona.  He served there for twelve years as Eqiuine Coordinator.

    John believes that the equipment  you ride with and the terms you describe yourself in are of a secondary importance.  The importance of your work with your horse lies in his or her well being and education. 

    He says, "I believe in the classical ideals of horsemanship.  So whether you ride a western saddle like I have most of my riding life, or your discipline is dressage or jumping, the principles are the same.  Do the best for your horse at all times. Make him healthier and happier through his training.  Leave your ego at home."

 

Trainers
   One of the advantages of boarding at Jackson Valley Ranch is that you're not required to be in full training.  You can have your trainer come give lessons, or you can work with Becky Sexton of R. M. Sexton Horse Gentling, or Kate McAuliffe of Compass Dressage.  Both ladies offer years of experience to help you be the most effective rider you can be.