Horses

Alora

Alora is a 2014 Hanoverian/Danish Warmblood mare owned by longtime client Ellen Klosson. Jordan began training her when she was purchased as a five-year-old.

She began her show career in 2021, showing Training, First, Second Level, and once at Third Level for fun! At Dressage at Lexington 2021, she won daily High Scores with scores in the 77’s as well as Overall Show High Score with a 77.86 at First Level.

In addition, in 2021 she won Year-end Champion at First Level and Reserve Champion at Training Level for VADA, and also VADA/NoVa.

In 2022, Alora is schooling 4th level and the pair are planning on showing 3rd and 4th level. Alora and Ellen will also be continuing their partnership together and will be competing at the local recognized and schooling shows.

Ellert HB

Ellert, a 2009 KWPN gelding was purchased and imported to the US as a 3-year-old.  Jordan started riding him in late 2014 and competed him at the 6-year-old level; they placed 4th at the USEF National Championships.  Later in the year, the pair competed at Dressage at Devon where they won the 6-Year-Old Division. 

In 2016, Ellert and Jordan worked at further developing towards the Grand Prix and competed at the Prix St George.  They competed at several shows, placing 4th in the Region 1 Championships, as well as securing qualification for the National Championship in Lexington, KY.

In 2017 the pair qualified and competed in the National Developing Horse Championships held at Lamplight Equestrian Center at the Developing Prix St. George.  In addition, the pair was Regional Champion in the Intermediare 1 and 3rd in the Prix St. George.  They went on to compete and place 7th in the National Championships in Lexington, KY at Intermediare 1.  

In 2018 Jordan and Ellert were schooling all the Grand Prix, with Ellert's incredible talent for piaffe and passage, in preparation for their debut at the Developing Grand Prix.

Ripkin

Ripkin, a 2007 Hanoverian Gelding that Jordan introduced to dressage.  Ripkin and Jordan competed for two years, showing training level through second level.  Ripkin qualified and showed at the Regional Championships at first level.

Ripkin is now pursuing a diversified career as both a dressage and event horse.  His sweet disposition makes him a great all-around horse.

Reese

Reese, a 2000 Hanoverian Mare was competed by Jordan from second level to the Prix St. George.  The pair was successful at the Prix St. George.  In 2012 the pair was Region 1 Champion at the Pix St. George.  Reese was instrumental in Jordan's upper-level riding development.

In late 2012 the pair were working towards qualifying for the Region-1 NAJYRC Young Rider Team when saddle Reese suffered an injury and was not able to continue her dressage career.