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Wishes competitors travel to all major competitions on the
East coast and have enjoyed numerous successes at every level,
see the Results
section for a detailed listing. We provide
coaching at every show we attend and our team atmosphere makes
a much more relaxed and fun show environment that allows everyone
to do their best and excel.
In
addition to developing successful riders, we feel it is important
to encourage our students to become students of life, stressing
the importance of higher education and additional activities
outside the “horse world." Parents, family members,
and friends are encouraged to be involved in the team at the
farm.
The Champagne Wishes team and overall success would not be
possible without each individual, whether it be an instructor,
student, parent, supporter, working student, stable staff,
vet, or farrier who each provide something unique for the
team. We firmly believe that working as a team makes the riding
experience more rewarding and fun for everyone.
Paul Ebersole is the primary instructor at Champagne Wishes.
Other advanced riders help with horse training to ensure Paul
has a flexible schedule that allows the dedicated time to
each of his students. Learn more about Paul
Ebersole.
The farm is named after Paul's friend DeAnna's first advanced
horse, Champagne Wishes, who she competed as a Young Rider
at both Rolex and Fair Hill CCI***. He was a little 16-hand,
neglected TB gelding who cost $1000 because no one else wanted
him. His story is one that keeps us all hopeful that anyone
can compete at the top. All you need is a lot of hard work,
determination, and a horse with a little talent and a lot
of heart. Champagne Wishes passed away in March 2010 at the
age of 30. He was a horse of a lifetime.
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