Sabrina Morris gallops race horses for a living, and in her spare time, she trains event horses.  She has been working with Allison for 10 years.  In that time, she competed Time for One More, Uno Sneaky Jake, and Root Twenty Six through Intermediate.   In 2008, she completed the CIC* at Fair Hill (1st after dressage) with Root Twenty Six and started college!

Colleen Rutledge is a professional event rider in Maryland who has been working with Allison for 10 years.   During that time, she successfully competed Let’s Get It Right and Dillon through Advanced, Shiraz and Mandala through Intermediate,  and an array of clients’ horses through Preliminary.   In 2008, she completed the Jersey Fresh CCI** and the Fair Hill CIC** with Dillon, was third in the CIC* in the Young Horse Division with In Disguise, and had more than 20 placings in every division with her other horses.  She was voted Event Rider of the Year by the Equery.  In March, 2009, she placed first in her first Advanced Horse Trial with Dillon at Pine Top; the pair was 4th after dressage.  They are longlisted for the World Equestrian Games in 2010.

Sylvia Tower has worked with Allison since 2006.   She had tremendous competitive success at Training Level in 2006, qualifying for USDF Regional Finals and winning her first attempt at First level.  She took the 2007 season off and briefly returned to the ring with good scores at First Level-Test 4 in 2008.  In 2009, she hopes to qualify for the USDF Regional Finals at First Level.

Katie Wherley is a professional event rider in Maryland who has competed through the Advanced level.  She is currently competing A Normal  Fling at Intermediate, as well as a host of sales and clients’ horses.  In 2008, she finished the CIC** and CCI** at Lexington and Fair Hill and finished with strong results in a number of competitions, including first place in October in Virginia.

Andrea Woodner escaped from the hunter ring in 2006 to take on dressage with her Thoroughbred mare, Forever Christmas.  Since then, she has purchased Beau Soleil, a Welsh x TB dressage pony, with whom she has seen excellent success in her first competitive season.  In 2009, she will compete at Training Level 4 and hopes to qualify for the USDF Regional Finals.