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Winning Time Training is a premium Hunter/Jumper show program, offering lessons and training at Northside Stables in Ridgefield WA. USHJA-certified head trainer, Zoe Conlee, works with hunter, jumper and equitation riders across the levels. Time is spent on correct position and fundamentals so that riding is safe and fun whether at home or at the shows. Horsemanship and sportsmanship are key to developing happy and successful horses and riders.
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Services Available:
Full Training: $500 per month. Full training includes five services per week. A service can be a lesson or a training ride by Zoe.
A la Carte Lesson: $40/60 (group/private). 45 minutes for private, 1 hour + for group, depending on availability.
Horse show day fee: $55
Hauling: depending on distance and other factors
Full Training: $500 per month. Full training includes five services per week. A service can be a lesson or a training ride by Zoe.
A la Carte Lesson: $40/60 (group/private). 45 minutes for private, 1 hour + for group, depending on availability.
Horse show day fee: $55
Hauling: depending on distance and other factors
Program:
Winning Time riders vary in age and in riding levels. A positive supportive environment occurs across the ages and keeps the barn a happy place. Lessons are held Sunday through Friday. Riders lease or own their own horses (no school horses are available). Half leases are occasionally available.
Winning Time riders vary in age and in riding levels. A positive supportive environment occurs across the ages and keeps the barn a happy place. Lessons are held Sunday through Friday. Riders lease or own their own horses (no school horses are available). Half leases are occasionally available.
Bio: Zoe is a young professional and a grand prix jumper rider. While her personal focus is on the jumper ring, she has spent time in the hunter ring (competing in Jr & high performance hunters), and the equitation ring (winning the Hillcrest JR medal finals at age 12 and winning all three JR hunter medals her last show competing in equitation at age 15). She has also competed at USDF dressage shows where she won the show's JR/YR high point award her first show. She is the USHJA Horsemanship National Gold medalist (2014) and national Silver medalist (2012) (unmounted competition of horsemanship). She was a member of Pony Club for nine years. Zoe enjoys teaching hunter and jumper riders across the levels and helping each achieve personal goals. In addition to her riding resume, she also has claim to a bachelor's degree summa cum laude in business from WSU.
Zoe was brought up with classic forward-seat riding, and is a great admirer of George Morris. She is a believer in his precepts of hard work, discipline, no gimmicks, learning the basics, and horsemanship as a lifetime pursuit. Her mentors have emphasized the importance of equitation for safe and effective riding in any ring. Photos of Zoe & her horses are on the Competition Horses page.
Zoe was brought up with classic forward-seat riding, and is a great admirer of George Morris. She is a believer in his precepts of hard work, discipline, no gimmicks, learning the basics, and horsemanship as a lifetime pursuit. Her mentors have emphasized the importance of equitation for safe and effective riding in any ring. Photos of Zoe & her horses are on the Competition Horses page.
Jennifer Ensminger and San Juan Sweet were triple champions at the Country Classic 'AA' show
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Victoria Bajtay and True North were the winners in Child/Adult Class at HITS Coachella 2017
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Brooklyn C. and Bentley were champions at their first show. Quiet Rein April 2017
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We're proud to announce that Zoe is the 2014 Gold Medalist for the USHJA's National Quiz Challenge. She won a educational grant from USHJA, an internship at Spycoast Farm, a Dover Gift Certificate and beautiful Charles Owen helmet. Thank you to all those who support the young up and comers who realize the importance of horsemanship!
