Samantha Murray Nosworthy was practically born atop a horse, riding at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair for the first time at age five. Raised by one of Canada’s greatest horsewomen, she gained the tools to train and care for horse and client at a very high level.

In her youth, Samantha had the privilege of being coached by some of Canada’s most successful trainers and riders. Her professional riding career became less of a focus after her two children came along, when she turned her talents and energy to training. Riding and training has been a lifelong passion, one that Samantha takes great pride in passing on to others.

The level of commitment that Samantha brings to each horse and rider is unparalleled. Developing a program to suit one’s goals, budget and ability is a unique gift. A personalized program, matching the right person to the right equine partner, is paramount.

As a top trainer in the Trillium circuit for over 10 years, Samantha has also provided many of her students the opportunity to compete on the Ontario A circuit. Taking over the reins of the family business promises great things for the local equestrian community.

From a young age Lauren has been recognized as a dedicated and talented professional, earning success as a junior in hunter, equitation and jumper rings across North America. Many trips to the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair include attaining at age 14 National Reserve Champion in the CET and Equine Canada Medal Finals. Training with Canadian Erynn Ballard and renowned Missy Clark of North Run Farm, Lauren made numerous trips to both the National Maclay Medal Finals and the USEF Hunt Seat Medal Finals.

In addition to continued success in the professional hunter divisions, hunter derbies and equitation rings, Lauren has enjoyed success in top jumper divisions. This includes top finishes in High Jr/Am Jumper divisions and the Jump Canada Talent Squad. A successful trip to the North American Young Rider’s Championship earned Lauren a bronze medal in 2006. Transitioning out of the junior ranks and becoming a professional in 2009, Lauren made the step up to the Grand Prix show jumping divisions. Lauren has earned top placings in CSI** and CSI*** Grands Prix, gaining knowledge and experience training with Canadian show jumping legend Ian Millar.

Lauren pursued her passion for training and coaching and has coached riders of all levels and abilities, from small ponies to High Jr/Am jumpers, as well as developing young horses for all rings.

Penny arrived from England in the 1960s and worked alongside the Canadian Equestrian Team for over 15 years. Travelling worldwide and being a part of Olympic gold medal and many other international wins have given her a wealth of practical knowledge about horses. Penny founded Country Mile Stables in 1988, which quickly became one of the leading training facilities in southern Ontario and gave many successful young riders their start.

Penny is a mother of two and grandmother of four. She enjoys time with her family and caring for horses. The training and care provided by this extraordinary horsewoman is second to none.