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Denny and May Emerson's Tamarack Hill Farm:
A leader in American eventing for over 40 years
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Tamarack Hill Farm offers equestrians personal, in depth
instruction in the sport of eventing. Since Tamarack's
establishment in 1970, thousands of event riders and horses have come to us for training.
We cater to all abilities, and focus on all phases of eventing.
Riders from Tamarack have gone on to represent the U.S., Canada and the Virgin Islands at
the Olympics, the Pan American Games, and the World Championships. Additionally, some former
Tamarack students are, or have been, USEF Area Chairmen or USEA Board members.
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Tamarack Hill Farm also stands stallions renowned
for their superior athletic performance.
We provide a variety of learning environments in which students may train, including our
Adult Camp,
Group Short Courses, and lessons.
To provide riders with an opportunity to demonstrate the skills they have developed,
Tamarack holds several schooling shows and
trials throughout the year.
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STALLIONS
Hundreds of descendents of ten Tamarack stallions compete throughout North America. Our
objective has always been to try to stand stallions which are physically sound, mentally stable,
and athletic.

VIDEO OF FORMULA ONE
(Direct link to YouTube video page)
As the sport of eventing (and the whole American sport horse market) has changed over the years,
we feel that modern stallions need to be steady and quiet, and have especially nice movement to
meet the demanding challenges of the increased emphasis on dressage.
Currently, Tamarack is standing Formula One and
Aberjack.
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FACILITIES
Tamarack Hill Farm includes two facilities: our
home base of 500 acres in beautiful Vermont, and our winter location of 65 acres, in Southern
Pines, NC.
Each facility provides a superb venue for establishing and improving skills necessary for success
in dressage, stadium, and cross-country jumping.
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RIDERS
Tamarack students range from advanced level riders with international caliber horses, to
elementary level riders on the greenest of horses. They have been as young as ten or eleven, and
as veteran as nearly 80.
Many of them are actively involved throughout the U.S. and Canada in every aspect of the sport.
They are competitors, coaches, judges, technical delegates and officials, veterinarians, trainers,
organizers, course designers and builders. All of them receive the same degree of time, interest,
and respect, probably one reason why so many come back, year after year.








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