⭑Presenter Bio Tina Ann Legno⭑

I started seriously riding as a young child, and as I entered my adult years (19 years old,) I wanted to give back the joy and balance the horses provided for me during my younger years. Throughout my journey, I discovered Classical Riding it was an artistic form of training that focused on the needs of the horses and made sense. There was a lack of accessibility to this type of work in the United States, so I made it my life’s mission to share it with more people. Having the opportunity to study under a “world renowned” riding master allowed me to facilitate the continuation of this knowledge to more people and their horses.

After 3 decades of teaching, training, breeding, and continually learning, I constantly find renewed purpose in the joy of my students as they learn, understand, and cultivate their connection with their horses.