Our Instructors and Clinicians

Kari Hall has been an avid rider since childhood. She has been instructing all ages and backgrounds for over 12 years and has been a favorite instructor at Game Creek Ranch since 2008. Please click on "read more" below to learn more about Kari.

Marjorie Lee Boyd is a Dressage instructor at Game Creek Ranch. Her resume follows.

Tony Schroeder grew up in Minnesota, where he discovered his affinity for horses when he was 15 years old. Since then, Tony has investigated all aspects of caring for and working with horses. He and his wife, Anna, purchased Game Creek Ranch in 2007 and live there with their four children, Mckenna, Zane, Trace and West, four dogs, four goats, one cat and various horses and mules.

Emmy Sobieski started riding early and got her first horse when she was 11. She has competed in Gymkhana, hunters, jumpers, dressage and eventing. In 1982, she decided to focus on dressage and has specialized there ever since. We are proud to have her as a member of the Game Creek Ranch Instructor and Clinician team.

Jack Hardin Towell, Sr. is the owner of the Finally Farm in Camden, South Carolina, and joins us periodically for clinics.

Hardin Towell, Jr. travels and trains with his father, Jack Hardin Towell, Sr., and occasionally conducts clinics at Game Creek Ranch.

Liza Towell Boyd is one of the country's top hunter riders and trainers and her list of accomplishments reads much like Zagat's Guide to the top ten restaurants in New York City.

Kelly Holmes is a Wyoming native and has spent the last 25 years in Jackson. Because of her enthusiasm, professionalism and unique ability to teach the boldest and most timid of equine enthusiasts, she creates an environment that offers a positive and safe space for building sensitivity, confidence and independence in her students through their communication with horses.