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Quintynne Hill Farm
1355 Coleman Bridge Road
Wagener, SC 29164

Quintynne Hill Farm is located 12 miles east of Aiken, SC where horses are kings.  It was established in 1992. The farm was developed with the horses' needs being the top priority.  Large pastures with lush grass protected by woods provide the perfect environment for both the horse and rider.

Toi Trent has an extensive background in teaching with a Masters degree in Education.  She provides written lesson summaries and educational handouts to further increase the rider's equestrian knowledge.  Toi has earned a USDF Bronze and Silver Medal and she completed Charles de Kunffy's East Coast Instructor Program in 1999.  With this training and her riding experiences with classical dressage trainers as de Kunffy, Hungarian Olympian, Gjula Dallos and Jessica Jo Tate, Toi's teaching program emphasizes the rider's equitation.  Correct, focused riding results in the rider's positive influence on the athletic development of the horse.
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Owner: Toi Trent
USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist
Owner: Toi Trent
USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist
May 2010 :

We began the year with an invitation to JJ Tate's barn in Florida to ride in a three day clinic with Charles de Kunffy.  Charles is incredible and it was great to spend time with friends while getting some fabulous training!

The weekend after we returned we competed at the SCDCTA Johns Island Dressage show and earned our second score to qualify for regional championships at the PSG level.  So we are qualified for both the Regional Championships and BLM Championships at Prix St. George before March!!

Tyberius is getting stronger and stronger!  We are having a blast and I don't ever forget how fortunate I am to have such a fabulous horse! 

We have bred Batuque, my Hanoverian mare by Banter.  We bred her to Tantris, the sire of Tyberius.  Jeanne McDonald is the greatest 'mother-in-law' and we are so excited about this new adventure!
We will continue to bring JJ Tate to the farm for clinics whenever she can work us into her schedule.  Whenever JJ and I can get together is wonderful.  We have so much history.  There is never enough time.  We fill hours talking theory and sharing our latest books on dressage and talking about plans for the future.  All of this AFTER a full day of lessons!!!  'Will' and 'EP', retired horses that are at the farm, are doing well!  'EP' is 30 this year!

The farm was busy this winter.  The barn was full with horses and I was busy teaching and training.  Our April schooling show was lots of fun with beautiful weather and lots of riders!!