Dressage trainer, Tracey Hill, has recently joined La Jolla! She is an accomplished Grand Prix rider who earned her USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold medals on self-made horses.

A highlight in Tracey’s successes was being on the USEF Elite Rider List with her former GP mount Aldente. She has worked and ridden in the States and Germany with top trainers and judges to fine-tune her craft.

Tracey enjoys teaching and helping her students meet their goals. Some of her students have successfully competed at the North American Youth Championships, USEF Young Horse Finals, and USEF National Championships – Brentina Cup division. Tracey has also had the pleasure of working with two Para riders. Learning from and working with both young women was a very rewarding adventure!

Tracey’s program offers training for horse and rider, clinics and help with sales (both buying and selling). She also enjoys judging schooling shows as an “L” graduate with distinction. While she strives for high scores in the ring, she and her students also enjoy relaxing on the neighboring trails. T4curioso@gmail.com

Alexandria Wehrman began riding at age 7 in the East Bay and has since developed her passion into a career. Along the way, she has trained with leading equestrians including George Morris, Susan Hutchinson, and Tamie Smith. Known for her resilience and determination, Alexandria gained extensive experience through catch riding and eventually found her stride in Eventing, where her bravery and forward-thinking style stand out.

She has independently purchased and developed her own horses as well. She has experience with unbroke, green, nervous, quirky, and made horses achieving success in the 1.25m jumpers, 3’6 hunters, and Preliminary eventing with passion to keep excelling and climbing the ranks always learning along the way. Beyond competition, Alexandria is passionate about helping others grow in the sport, guiding riders to reach their goals with confidence and courage.

Annie brings a unique blend of academic and practical expertise to the dressage arena. She holds a B.S. in Equine Studies and a Master of Education with a specialization in athletics, giving her a strong foundation in both equine science and the principles of athletic development.

As a dedicated student and mentee of Olympic Bronze Medalist and WEG Silver Medalist Kasey Perry-Glass, Annie continues to refine her skills under world-class guidance while passing that knowledge on to her clients.

Her first passion is the art and sport of dressage, but she also has a soft spot in her heart for rehabilitation, where her understanding and application of biomechanics helps horses and riders return to soundness, balance, and confidence. She emphasizes the importance of correct movement both under saddle and through progressive groundwork, ensuring that every horse develops strength, suppleness, and trust from the ground up.

Whether in the arena or in a rehab program, she values each horse as an individual and tailors her training to meet their unique needs. Annie believes in a gentle, compassionate approach that prioritizes the experience of both horse and rider. Her goal is to cultivate harmony, confidence, and performance through thoughtful, progressive training.