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Training
& Showing of Fine Arabian Horses
CHAD JUDY AND JONATHAN RAMSAY
Trainer
Chad Judy
APAHA Saddle Seat Trainer of the Year 2002
APAHA Hunter Trainer of the Year 2006 & 2007
APAHA Hunter Trainer of the Year Nominee 2008
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Chad Judy
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Chad joined
Empress Arabians in December 1995 and their training program has grown significantly
since this talented trainer joined the organization. Chad is versatile in a variety
of disciplines, whether it be English Pleasure, Driving, or Hunter and he offers
this expertise in both training and showing at National levels. "I joined Empress
because of the tremendous quality, talent, and potential of their horses," Chad
reflects, "as well as the quality, talent, and potential of the Ruscittos themselves." |
Chad Judy
and Mister Matrix+/
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Besides
working with the Ruscitto's and their horses, Empress maintains
a select number of outside horses and amateurs. With the help
of fellow trainer, Jonathan Ramsay, they are able to devote
special focus & emphasis to each & every horse & rider.
As English trainer
Jim Lowe was quoted, "Chad's presentation, his horsemanship
and his care of the Arabian horse are second to none. Everything
is done the way it's supposed to be. He is clear about his
technique and he tries to treat each horse as an Individual."
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Chad Judy and
EA Words of Widsom
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net result of this is a show contender with talent, confidence
and longevity, and a raft of glowing testimonials from trainers
who've ridden after him. |
Trainer Jonathan Ramsay
APAHA "Rising Star" Nominee 2007
Jonathan Ramsay
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Empress
Arabians is fortunate and privileged to have Jon Ramsay on
staff. Jon’s knowledge, talent and versatility is reflected
in the care he takes with every aspect of Empress Arabians
including starting all the youngsters, Jonathan Ramsay training,
the breeding program, the Handicapped Riding program, the
Learn To Ride lesson program, conducting tours and just about
anything else you can think of.
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Jonathan Ramsay
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Jon says: "Working with Arabian horses is in my blood. My
grandparents, Frank and Norma Marlow, owned and promoted the
Arabian for many years and my mother, Cynthia Ramsay, was
National Champion Show Hack the first year the class was offered
at U.S. Nationals. It has always been my dream to follow in
her footsteps. I am fortunate to have the opportunity to work
with great horses at Empress Arabians; to work with Chad Judy,
a trainer with not only talent but integrity and also to work
for Lou and Carol Ruscitto, breeders with intelligence and
vision. I am proud to be able to say I have a job I love."
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