I have watched Vicki over the years helping horse enthusiasts of all levels. One thing I notice most is that they really enjoy her support throughout their progress. For example, Vicki's students that she had back East have begged her to come back to support them during their horse shows there and she has. Vicki never stops progressing and learning herself. Having quite humble beginnings as a horse lover. She had to clean barns and do chores as a child to pay her own way. Now she takes dressage lessons from an international level judge to hone her skills. Having started as a teen with a passion to one day own her own horse, she got into local Western events such as barrels and jumping. She took great pride in beating the boys. Over the years she trained many horses and came to love the Arabian. Back then Arabians were expensive and out of reach to all but the very rich. When that changed she finally had her first opportunity to own an Arabian and she's never looked back. Having experience in numerous breeds she really enjoys the Arabian most and currently owns 5 of her own. She has four available for students and the fifth one is an adorable and loving baby. Each horse has his or her own character, giving a lot of flexibility to the student coming to Vicki without a horse of their own. We also have over 40 acres and are surrounded by dirt roads. We are not far from great riding trails that we trailer to.
Take note that Antonio Banderas rides an Arabian in The 13th Warrior ; the movie The Black Stallion stars an Arabian horse.

by George Borrelli, her unbiased husband and part time farm hand, repair man, tractor operator, ring dragger, snow remover, photographer, web meister, horse hugger, and occasional horse student.