http://www.flyingtailfarms.com
Flying Tail Farms specializes in Three-Day Eventing. Our established program has trained many horses and riders from the novice to advanced level. We have a family like atmosphere that breeds success among our riders. We provide training to students with their own horses or train the horses themselves. While full training is encouraged, riders do not have to be in full training to take lessons. Flying Tail Farms offers many horses for sale as well.
For more information about their programs, visit http://www.flyingtailfarms.com or call them at (408) 842-8667.
Dayna Lynd-Pugh
Dayna Lynd-Pugh has been teaching, training and competing in this area for more than 20 years. Dayna has competed through the advanced level, and has brought many horses and riders up to that level as well. Dayna has the ability to work with all levels of students and bring out their best by making riding fun and enjoyable. Dayna’s enthusiastic teaching style and love for horses is the perfect combination for someone looking to achieve their own personal goals.
Dayna’s students are given the opportunity to compete in several disciplines. Whether it be jumping, dressage or eventing, they all enjoy the family feel of Flying Tail Farms, and the team atmosphere that Dayna promotes.
Nicholas "Nick" Cwick
Nick was born in 1981 in St. Charles, Illinois where he began his riding career at the age of eight. He moved to Scottsdale, Arizona with his family at the age of 12 and has been a part of Eventing in this area for more than 13 years. Nick currently competes at all levels through Advanced, and has been a successful upper level and FEI competitor since 1997.
Nick has extensive experience in training young and difficult horses, having worked for Ira Schulman since 1997. Nick began teaching at Oakridge Training Stable in Santa Rosa, California in 2002 and has been with Flying Tail Farms since the fall of 2005. Nick is very passionate about teaching and has the ability to work with students at all levels. He is confident, patient and thoughtful. His positive teaching style inspires both his students and their horses to learn, to have fun, and to be their best.