Emily Anderson is a dedicated and accomplished dressage professional, trainer, and coach who brings a thoughtful, positive, and individualized approach to every horse and rider. A USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold Medalist, Emily is passionate about developing both horse and rider through correct training, clear communication, and a strong foundation of trust.

Known for her creativity, tact, and ability to make training enjoyable, Emily has an intuitive eye for identifying the key element that will create meaningful progress. She has a unique ability to simplify challenging concepts and communicate them in a way that allows both horse and rider to truly understand what is being asked. Her goal is not simply to produce results, but to develop confident, correct, and harmonious partnerships that can continue to progress through the levels.

Emily works with a wide range of horses and riders, from juniors and adult amateurs of all ages and experience levels to professionals, young horses, seasoned FEI competitors, and ponies. She takes pride in meeting each partnership where they are and creating a training program tailored to their individual goals.

Emily and her students have qualified for and competed at USDF Regionals, US Dressage Finals, the North American Youth Championships (NAYC), and the USEF Festival of Champions. She has also had riders selected to participate in Robert Dover’s Mastership Week on multiple occasions, an opportunity that recognizes talented and dedicated young riders and their commitment to the sport.

She coached student Jessica Beck to a Team Bronze Medal at the 2022 NAYC. Student Maryn Geck was the 2022 USEF Festival of Champions Reserve Champion in the FEI Pony Division and went on to become the 2023 Champion in the FEI Children’s Division.

Throughout her career, Emily has had the privilege of training under some of the leading professionals in American dressage, including Laura Graves, Katherine Bateson, Adrienne Lyle, and Ali Brock. These experiences have shaped her training philosophy and commitment to continuing education, correct horsemanship, and producing happy, sound, and confident horses and riders.