Lumiere Dressage, LLC

It's about to be that time of year again!

I am offering body clipping services that include: full clips, trace clips, irish clips, etc. Experienced with clipping feathered breeds, young horses, and general first timers or tricky types.

PM for pricing and scheduling. References available.

My face says it all 😍

Proudly offered for lease!

Pudding On Aires aka "Belle" is a 21 year old Anglo Arabian mare, standing at 16.1hh. Don't let her age fool you, Belle has a ton of miles left in the tank and loves her job. Belle is looking for her next rider to teach and bring up the levels. This mare lives to teach. She is a ride that seeks a very correct rider, but she is both patient and forgiving throughout the learning process. If you want to learn how to do things the right way, she's the girl for you. Belle has 3 lovely and easy to sit gaits. She is confirmed and proficient in 2nd Level work and has schooled elements of the upper levels. She is full of zest in her work and light off the aids. Belle is a sweetheart who is loved by all that come in contact with her. She would love a rider that has an interest in competing, but she is also available to those wanting to simply ride and learn! Best suited for the intermediate to advanced rider. Please contact with any additional questions!

Available for on-site only full or half lease.

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New Year, new gear! 🎆

Excited to be getting new winter jackets, polos, and hats for Lumiere Dressage!

PM or email [email protected] if you’re interested in placing an order!

I might only have a couple pictures but I’m so proud of ALL the students this weekend (think we had about 15-20) New levels, new partnerships, new challenges and everyone rose to the occasion and then some. I live my dream job because of you. Thank you 💜💙

Proudly offering ST Almonesq “Amy” for on-site only partial or full lease.

Located in Canton, GA near Northside Cherokee Hospital.

Amy is a big bodied 14.3hh, 21 year old Arabian mare with tons of miles left in the tank and wanting a consistent job. She is an extremely easy keeper and low maintenance. Amy is a fun, safe ride with smooth, easy to sit gaits. She would be perfect for someone new to Dressage that wants to explore the lower levels. Amy is forward thinking without being hot and is same horse riding out in the field as she is in the arena. Opportunity to show.

Please contact Madison Benicky or DM this page for more details.

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First horse show for me with GWIF and what an experience. What a team. I am constantly impressed by our riders at home, but now even more so at a show. I coached a total of 105 Dressage rides this week and every single student that stepped into that warm up arena came in with their game face and took direction beautifully. Even with show nerves there were no attitudes, not an ounce. They rode their horses the best they could in that moment. Many riding to a 6 to 10 point improvement on Day 2!! I walked away from the show completely inspired by them. I am so proud of every single one of you. Thank you for trusting me to be your coach.

(I wish I could have gotten ribbon photos with everyone, but alas, the insanity of horse shows)

Oh the things horses teach us. One of the hardest things for me is watching them learn patience. Not teaching. Watching. Being honest, my nature is not one of a high level of patience. What I have I had to develop. So when trying help a horse develop this, I understand the wave of emotions all too well. For Reid the other day it was learning to stand in the cross ties without someone being with him or within eye sight. He has no clue how long he is to be there. I can't explain to him that I'm not leaving him tied here forever. He has to be patient and trust. They go through the emotional waves just like us. Fear, anger, sadness, usually lots of anxiousness, sometimes panic. I used to get so agitated watching them process. Frustrated that they couldn't just stand still for 5 minutes... Until I realized it was because they were making me feel things the I was resisting. I didn't want to feel their anxiety, their fear, their questions. I didn't want to feel my own (hello mirror). It's taken me a lot of growth that took hours on my yoga mat, growing a meditation practice, along with the experiences shared by others to see that. And I'm a better advocate for my horses because of it. Speaking of, I'm eternally grateful for those that feel drawn to share. (And respect those who don't) It's a vulnerable feeling. Just as it is to work with horses. They can only communicate through feeling. So if you close yourself off to it, how can you speak?

Today marks the last day (for me, kids still have tomorrow left!) for Super Group! It has been such an honor watching these kids grow over the last 12 weeks. Their progress has been amazing to watch. Not one is remotely the same rider as when they started! They've continuously inspired me with their bravery, determination, and endless sense of humor. And I've easily learned as much from them as they have from me. You all make me a better teacher. Our sport has such a bright future with riders like these working their way up

(Not pictured, my Huntcliff Super Group. Ciara and Elle!)

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Had a great day speaking at the GAHA Horsemanship Clinic at Talaria Farms in Newnan, GA! It was wonderful to get to share my experience of how practicing yoga has affected the way I both train and teach riding. There is such a beautiful community around the Arabian horse. Hope to see some of you on the mat 😉

Very excited to be teaching in this program! Sign up now through September 10th!

Super Group - Go With It Farm: Dressage, Eventing, and Equitation Training in Johns Creek, GA This program is designed to give developing riders a deeper understanding of riding, with extra opportunities to ride, but aren’t ready to lease yet. We want to give everyone an opportunity to ride as much as they can! The program runs for 12 weeks (from September 10 to December 6). Due to the lim...