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Instructions & Training
Clairvaux LLC
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40730 Farm Market Rd.
Leesburg,
VA
20176
Contact Person: Terri Young
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Website: http://www.cveq.com
Phone: 571-259-2034
Clairvaux is a full service hunter/jumper show stable in Northern Virginia catering to riders who want to improve competitive performance and expand their equestrian knowledge.
We are a fun, supportive show stable where riders of all levels can enjoy being around horses and work to improve their riding.
We serve riders with their own horses. For those who do not own a horse, we have lesson horses and ponies available.
Our stable is located just two miles west of Old Town Leesburg, Virginia in the Beacon Hill community. We are open to anyone, not just Beacon Hill residents.
We have excellent facilities, including an indoor arena with state-of-the-art footing, a fabulous lounge with free Wi-Fi and we offer free monthly events to connect with other horse people both at our barn and around the area.
Terri Young trains horses and teaches riders of all levels. She specializes in bridging the gap between the local Virginia show circuit and US Equestrian Federation-rated shows. Terri grew up competing in equitation and hunters in New Jersey before spending several years working for dressage trainers, including Lendon Gray. After graduating with a degree in business management from Syracuse University, she moved to Germany where she trained and showed jumpers before returning stateside to open her own stable. She is a USEF “r” judge and a member of the USHJA Youth Council. Terri has been accepted to the USHJA Trainer Certification Program and was the winner of "Win a Week with Frank Madden," sponsored by Bates Saddles and Practical Horseman Magazine. More recently, Terri wrote a "How To" article that was published in the June 2010 issue of Practical Horseman.
Call 571-259-2034 for an appointment and discover how Clairvaux and Terri Young can help you maximize your riding abilities and horse’s potential.
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