This mother/daughter team has a passion for quality horses. We hope to be able to find a match for you!
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Owner & Director
Marianne Jeffers was born in Denmark
and grew up there. Marianne and her family
have been involved with horses in different ways. Her father
was a third generation saddlemaker in Denmark. Her love and interest for
horses grew after she moved to California. She has worked with many breeds over
the years, but has a special interest in sporthorses for dressage and jumping. She travels to Denmark every year and visits breeders as well
as sales barns. Marianne also enjoys breeding and currently
enjoys spending time with her Oldenburg filly Hermosa and Holsteiner
mare Zafira.
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Assistant Director
Pearlie Rohrbacher has been riding since she was 4 years
old. Pearlie has dual citizenship (US and Danish), and she grew up visiting Europe every summer. She rode extensively in Denmark
and showed in dressage and jumpers there. Pearlie also rode in Pony Club as a child, where she learned valuable lessons about
horse management and correct, balanced riding and earned her C-3 rating. She competed in hunter/jumpers in high school and
college. She competed in IEL (Interscholastic Equestrian League) for Polytechnic High School in Pasadena, and she also competed
in IHSA (Intercollegiate Horse Show Association) for the University of Southern California. She started 3-day eventing in
college and has competed up to Preliminary level. Her goal is to compete at the international level in both 3-day eventing
and dressage. She has also fox hunted and enjoys riding her horses in the open. She believes in cross-training to create happy,
well-rounded horses. She continues her riding education by riding with international level riders and trainers in both dressage
and eventing, such as Jimmy Wofford, Jil Walton and Karen O'Connor. She apprenticed under Grand Prix dressage rider Kristine
White, and is working on her Bronze Medal. With her extensive experience, she is well qualified to help you find your equine
partner.
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