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About Miramonte Equine

Check back soon to read more about who we are, including updated  bios on our awesome crew members!

Assistant Trainer

Mary Piller

Mary

USDF Gold Medalist

Assistant Trainer

Faith Green

Faith Green

USDF Silver Medalist

Assistant Trainer

Mackenzie Wood

Mckenzie Wood

Program Manager / Assistant Trainer

Ireland Derby

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Assistant Trainer

Rachel Angelucci

Rachel Angelucci

USDF Bronze Medalist

Business Assistant

Jessica Ziegler

Jessica Ziegler

USDF Silver Medalist

Barn Manager

Aaron Curtis

Aaron Curtis

Wins best horse husband award every single day. Take notes, gentlemen.

Future Dressage World Champion

Olive Curtis

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Just you wait, people.

Team Members

Founder, USDF Gold Medalist

Emily Brollier Curtis

Emily Broillier Curtis

Born in Steamboat Springs, CO and raised in Wichita, KS, Emily started her riding career before she could walk, accompanying her parents on pack trips in the Rocky Mountains. Emily began showing at age 7 in the Hunter/Jumper ring, but soon felt drawn to the thrill of eventing. Through eventing, she developed a passion for dressage. In 2001, Emily began training with USA Dressage Idol winner, Philesha Chandler. 

 

In 2004, at the age of 14, Emily purchased 3 year old Miramonte, an unbroken warmblood mare, whom she started under saddle. Since then they have worked in tandem to realize many accomplishments including the USDF Bronze, Silver and Gold Medals.  

 

In addition to Miramonte, Emily has carefully developed over 15 horses to the FEI levels, including Dancer, a beautiful 18hh chestnut KWPN gelding (pictured) currently showing Grand Prix. Emily is known for her ability to work with both young and difficult horses and especially has a talent for restarting Thoroughbreds off track and placing them into new careers. Emily is also a graduate of the University of Kentucky with a BS in Equine Management and Science and a minor in Agricultural Economics. Emily plans to continuously study and pursue the art of dressage and will do so from her new facility in the heart of the Bluegrass.

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