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CrazyRay
Jun. 14, 2009, 11:44 PM
I'm going to be attending college in Kansas City this coming fall and really desperately need a good barn to ride at. I'm from around Dallas, so I honestly have no clue where to start here. Does anyone know any trainers or barns looking for a good working student or catch rider (or maybe just a part-time worker in general)? I can really do any type of work, and I'll literally get on anything you point me at. I can also provide references if need be.

If nothing else, I just need a good trainer to take lessons from. It doesn't matter if it's in Kansas or Missouri, but I would really like to stay within an hours drive of the city.

I spend over half of the week on average riding and hanging out at my barn, so if I can't be around horses anymore I'll go crazy! I'm pretty sure that they're the only thing that keeps me sane nowadays, which I'm sure some of you will understand. :)

Thanks in advance for your help!

OneonOne
Jun. 15, 2009, 09:29 AM
When I was younger my barn used to go to a show at White Fox Manor(?) which I think was in Olathe, KS. I can't remember who the trainer was!

Hunter Mom
Jun. 15, 2009, 10:11 AM
Here are a few for you to check into, in no particular order.

Tom Davenport – Summer Hill Farm - 913-592-5525
Brandy Stock - Church Hill Farms – (913) 533-2300
Julie Pickering –Julie Pickering Equine Enterprises - ??
Jane Schweiger – White Fox Manor – 913-592-3650
Michelle Jones – Walnut Ridge Farm - 816-665-6848
Debbie Morrison - Cherokee Valley Farm – (913) 250-0423
Chris Cheyne(?) – Kirin Farms - (913) 533-2450

ETA - depending on where you're going to be at in KC, some may be closer than others. The 913 area code is Kansas. Debbie is in Lansing (NW) and most of the other 913 are in SW area. The 816 is on the Missouri side.