Susan L. Harris has been teaching riding lessons since the early 1970s. She is an A level graduate of the United States Pony Club and a national examiner for the United States Pony Club for both eventing and dressage. She has achieved her silver medal through the United States Dressage Federation and grew up competing in the hunter ring and fox hunting with Long Run Hounds. Since 1978, she has competed in many novice through intermediate level horse trials including renowned 3 day events such as Rolex, Radnor, North Georgia and Bromont (Canada). Susan has also competed through the Grand Prix level in dressage. She completed two years in the equestrian program at William Woods College and earned a bachelors and masters degree in social work from the University of Louisville. Over the past decade, Susan has helped all levels of riders achieve their personal and competitive goals. Many have gone on to become B, HA and A pony clubbers, ride in the North American Young Riders Championships, National Pony Club rallys and prestigious 3-day events in the United States and Canada. Certifications: National Examiner for the United States Pony Club. She is a Level IV Examiner which is through the highest level the A level. Susan is an examiner for the speciality rating in dressage and the traditional eventing A level. Certified Instructor through the United States Eventing Association. She is a Level III Instructor, which is through the Intermediate level of eventing. Certified instructor for the United States Dressage Federation through 4th Level. Susan was also featured in Hunter and Sport Horse Magazine in the article Developing True Horsemanship....Eventing Style.