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L.L.E.T.
These are students and clients that Liz has worked with in the past or currently works with.
These are students and clients that Liz has worked with in the past or currently works with.
Terry Dokken-Liz is proud to say she uses Terry Dokken and Dokken Farrier services for all of her horses farrier needs.
Ken Larson-Liz has worked with Ken and Performance Horse Veterinary Services in the past to figure out how to have her horses competing in their best form.
Anoka Equine-Liz has work with Anoka Equine with many of her own and clients horses to keep them performing their best.
Morgan Samuelson-Morgan started riding with Liz in the winter of 2009. Morgan had a successful show season this year on her horse Sammy. They have been competing at the Beginner Novice level and will be on top of their game in the 2010 season!
Izzy, Ingrid & Hayle Rich-These 3 sisters from Menomonie, WI are avid equestrians. All active members of Pony Club, the Long Lake Hunt and enjoy doing all sorts of equestrian activities. Liz is happy to help them learn and grow as young equestrians.
Ellen Hoffman-Owner of Worth the Wait (Worthy) a 6 year old Oldenburg that Liz started as a 3 year old. Liz currently competes Worthy at USDF Training Level and 1st Level. They were the CSDEA 2008 Training Level JR/YR Champions.
Maria Filsinger-Owner of Willy an old Centerline Schooling horse. Maria began riding with Liz in June of 2007 and has come a long way. She completed her first beginner novice horse trials at Trott Brook Horse Trials in USEA Area IV in September of 2007. Liz found Maria a new horse, Pete, previously owned by Sarah Bandt-Alt in the fall of 2008. The 2009 season was her year, competing in many different events, dressage and hunter/jumper shows Maria and Pete took top honors at majority of her competitions, including successfully moving up to Training level. 2010 will bring even more challenges and success.
Jen Johnson-Owner of Loose Cannon, Jen and Cannon had a successful 2008 season at training level and look forward to doing another year at training level and hopes to expose Cannon to some preliminary questions in hopes to do a few preliminaries in the following year. 2009 proved to be a good year for Jen as she successfully gained more experience at the training level. Jen is also Liz's veterinarian, sponsor and close friend.
Emily & Olivia Geraci-This set of twins joined the team in the spring of 2010. Both new members of the Lead Hound Pony Club, Liz is looking forward to watching and helping this girls as they grow both as individuals and equestrians.
Mia & Gabi Shirley-These two sisters also joined the team in the spring of 2010, they are both new members to LHPC and working hard towards meeting deadlines to complete upcoming ratings. Liz looks forward to helping the girls progress through the pony club levels.
Alex & Sky Lundahl- These two sisters have been working with Liz to improve their riding skills. They both are involved in pony club and ride a cute pony named Blizzy. Liz is helping them towards their next pony club rating and first couple of events.
Tara Lundahl- Mr. Potter is Tara's mount, the two work as a team in accomplishing personal goals. Tara has improved and has a new understanding of how to make a horse work correctly. Each lesson she has improved from the last working on getting her horse to move better in order to create the correct muscling.
Olive Youngquist-Olive is a driven young girl. Her horse Magic is a great school master and provides her with great learning lessons. She generously shares Magic with some of the other pony club girls who do not yet have their own horse. Liz loves Olive's enthusiasm and looks forward to helping her move up the levels.
Nate Dressel-Nate is a natural equestrian with great balance and horsemanship. He has successfully competed Kaliber at the Novice level. He has also been a great help to Liz, traveling to shows with her and grooming.
Barbara Sheldon-Liz has worked with Barb since 2004 working with multiple horses of hers including Sol, a young Lusitanno stallion, Mona a Holsteiner mare and Lennie a Hosteiner gelding.
Cheryl Bazinet-Owner of Izzy and Star. Liz has enjoyed working with Cheryl's horses on and off when she is home from school.
Kyla Awes-Kyla Awes is an accomplished rider herself and has a lot of helpful tips to guide Liz towards furthering her knowledge.
Sue Slocum-long time friend Sue has had a few horses go through training with Liz. Liz enjoys being able to travel to many horse shows with Sue and her daughter Edith Lee.
Charlee Marinovich-2009 brought a lot of success and learning for Charlee and her mount Rapport (Po). Po and Charlee did very well at training level this season traveling to many shows. Charlee continues her training with Jon Holling in Florida.
Brook, Autumn & Lark Schweiss-The Schweiss family has been working with Liz, while bringing Philippa Humphreys in for monthly lessons. Liz enjoys helping the girls wehn she can because she shares the same philosophies as Philippa and they can work together in allowing the girls to reach their goals.
Meaghan Marinovich, Lisa Kellenberger, Sydney Turnquist, Nicole Zullo, Jessa Lux, McKinsey Lux are all girls that have worked with Liz on and off throughout the years. Liz has helped train, show and sell their horses and given lessons and coached them as riders.
Liz leading some students on a course walk.
Liz and some of her students and friends after a double clear show jumping round at Maui Jim Three Day CIC* 2007.
Liz, Kate Beuch, and Charlee Marinovich do a course walk at the 2006 Midstates Harvest Hunter/Jumper Horse Show $30,000 Grand Prix.
Liz Lund is proudly sponsored by Kaesen Farms, located in Bastrop, Texas, Jennifer Johnson DVM & County Saddlery.
Kaesen Farms is dedicated to breeding Anglo-Shire Warmbloods since 1986. They are exceptional at crossing exceptional thoroughbreds to only outstanding English Shires to produce top quality Anglo-Shire Warmblood Sporthorses. The goal at Kaesen Farms is to breed horses with good bone, solid feet, the athletic abilities of the thoroughbred and the sweet, gentle disposition of the draft horse. All are eligible to be registered with the American Warmblood Society as well as several other registries. Kaesen Farms provides safe facilities for mares, plus excellent mare care. Kaesen Farms sponsors Liz's website and is looking into other sponsorship possibilities.
Many thanks to Jennifer Johnson DVM who provides Liz with vaccinations and certifications she needs to travel to horse shows. She also provides Liz with Adequan and Legend to keep Hannah up to performance quality and to preserve Hannah's joints.
Liz also works closely with County Saddlery to help in making her horses as comfortable as they can be under the saddle.
John and Sarah Bergstrom are a great help to Liz. They provide her with some financial backing to help cover miscellaneous costs of riding, teaching and training. Liz's father, Eric Lund, died in April of 2006. Liz attributes her intense focus and passion for extreme sports to her dad who was an avid windsurfer and snowboarder. Liz's grandmother, Betty McGoon, has also been of great support to Liz in her riding endeavors by helping her in the purchase of her mount, Lady Hannah B. Unfortunately Betty McGoon passed away in the fall of 2008 and will be also be greatly missed. Much appreciation to these family members who continue to support Liz's goals and dreams.
Liz also has many generous members of her team and would like to thank them all. Whether it is taking care of horses while she is away at horse shows or trailering her and Hannah to shows free of charge, everything adds up and Liz wants to make sure they all know how much their support is appreciated.
Liz is currently able to receive grants from the American Horse Trial Foundation. To make a tax-deductible donation to the AHTF or for more information, please visit: http://www.ahtf3day.org/. The AHTF is a non-profit organization that allows athletes with a limited amount of financial resources to ride and train by taking donations, that have been granted tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
