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Bold Beginnings Equestrian, LLC   [ MAP ]
67 Hackleys Mill Road
Amissiville, VA   20106
Contact Person: Brittany Saulnier
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boldbeginningsequestrian(at)gmail.com

Instilling foundational skills for academic and equestrian success!

Bold Beginnings Equestrian, LLC offers preschool and elementary school aged students horsemanship education at the beautiful Mountain Vista Farm. Students will learn through hands-on activities, build confidence while on horseback, and be part of an encouraging team!

Brittany Saulnier is a caring and experienced educator. She even taught nearby in Fauquier County Public Schools for several years. All through childhood, undergraduate and graduate school she maintained a love for horses. She has ridden and competed in Hunter/Jumpers and Dressage. It is a passion she now shares with her own child and the students of Bold Beginnings Equestrian, LLC.


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