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Back to EpisodesJennifer Edwards (Belleame Farm) by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services
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Piper speaks with trainer Jennifer Edwards of Belleame Farm in Spring Valley, Ohio about developing horses and riders for long term success in this sport. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.
- Host: Piper Klemm, publisher of The Plaid Horse
- Guest: Jennifer Edwards has been equine professional for over 40 years. Jennifer, along with her husband Rob, have developed many highly ranked horses and students, bringing home local and national championships. Jennifer and Rob personally instruct every student to ensure an excellent experience with superior results, and being hands on allows them the ability to shape the experience and success that is Belleame Farm.
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