Welcome to Crooked Creek Farm
At Crooked Creek Farm we offer boarding and training for the competitive hunter, jumper and equitation rider competing at local GHJA and rated USEF shows. With amenities such as semi private turn out, private lockers, focused training, onsite magnawave and much more you can assure you and your horse will get the best care. We have a very small lesson program for riders that do not have a horse but are on the track to becoming more committed. Our lessons provide training for beginner to advanced riders. Our goal is to provide leadership and education for the equestrian sport, through quality instruction and competition. We promote the safety and welfare of horses and riders while encouraging growth and development within the sport. Crooked Creek Farm strives for the excellence of both the horse and rider.
Carolyn Duncan, Head Trainer: Carolyn is a USEF "R" Judge in Hunters and Hunter Equitation as well as a USHJA Certified Trainer. She has been teaching and training since 2001, when she opened her first farm. Carolyn is now the proud owner of Crooked Creek Farm LLC in Milton GA. Not only has Carolyn competed through a National level but she has also had students attain several Regional and National titles in Sport Horse, Hunter, Equitation and Jumpers. Riders that compete at the rated shows lesson with Carolyn a minimum of once per week. Carolyn attends all rated competitions.
Laura Smith, Trainer: Laura has been instructing since 2009. She graduated from Georgia Southern University in 2008. Laura was an active member of the IHSA Equestrian Team, serving as president for 2 years. Laura has been riding for over 20 years competing in hunter jumper. She has been coaching along side Carolyn for 7 years and also helps with the IEA teams. Along with teaching Laura is a former manager at Dover and enjoys playing polo. Laura is the primary instructor for those that do not own a horse and are part of our lesson program as well as riders competing at a local level. Laura also attends and heads up our riders at local shows.