Meet the staff

Soulway’s Jumper Division is built on structured development, technical precision, and thoughtful preparation for competition.

Our jumper program is supported by experienced show coaches with years of competitive and training experience across diverse systems. Drawing from both European and American training influences, our team brings depth, perspective, and ring-tested strategy to every horse and rider in the program.

From careful flatwork refinement to confident course execution, our English division emphasizes preparation that translates beyond the schooling arena. Riders benefit from coaching that focuses not only on jumping ability, but on the details that separate schooling rounds from polished competitive performances.

We prioritize:

• Biomechanics and correct flatwork

• Strength and engagement from behind

• Gymnastic development over fences

• Course strategy and ring presence

• Progressive conditioning for long-term soundness

Behind every competitive round is a foundation built correctly at home.

Our team works collaboratively to ensure that each horse develops strength, balance, and mental steadiness before higher demands are placed upon them. Young horses are brought along thoughtfully. Competition horses are refined with precision. Riders are educated — not simply directed.

Whether preparing for local shows or pursuing more competitive goals, our jumper division offers structured coaching within a supportive and professional environment

Soulway’s Western Division is grounded in functional horsemanship, athletic development, and responsive communication between horse and rider.

Our program supports ranch riding, performance horses, and competitive barrel racing, with a focus on body control, rate, and long-term soundness.

We emphasize:

• Softness and responsiveness from light aids

• Collection and hind-end engagement

• Practical ranch versatility

• Correct pattern work for barrel horses

• Conditioning designed for durability and performance

In our barrel program, speed is developed through balance and mechanics — not repetition alone. Horses are conditioned thoughtfully, with attention to joints, strength, and mental focus to ensure sustainable performance.

Just as in our jumper division, the Western team operates under unified standards. Foundation comes before intensity, and development is prioritized over shortcuts.

Whether riders are seeking competitive goals or steady skill development, our Western program offers structure, clarity, and thoughtful progression.