ABOUT

Phoebe has a Natural Horsemanship foundation that started from a young age and has ridden and trained in a variety of disciplines along the way. Growing up she focused on jumping then transitioning into playing polo through her college years where she served as president of the MSU Polo Club for 2 years.

After college, she spent time finding her way, to then bump into others who practiced and strove for similar principles. Phoebe attended a horsemanship clinic and was hooked. “I remember watching them stand in the center of everyone, teaching with a horse standing behind them with the leadrope draped over its back. They walked all around the arena talking, helping the students and their horses and the horse never moved, just peacefully stood asleep. I was enamored.” Afterwards Phoebe rearranged her whole so she could dedicate it to this style of horsemanship. Continuously striving to better herself and the horses she worked with.

Overtime, she grew into her own way of teaching and training. As an independent contractor she works between her personal farm, as Phoebe Moll Horsemanship and Rising Hope Equestrian Center in Harbor Springs, MI. She also floats between other barns and private farms, aiming to serve as many clients and horses wherever they are most comfortable.

The past few years she has ridden and trained with LK Horse Sense, Joe Wolter, Alicia Landman, Buster & Sheryl McLaury, Kip Fladland, and Buck Brannaman on multiple accounts.

Alongside her training and teaching she now continues her education in farrier work, studying Ida Hammer’s whole horse trimming.

Her focus is branching the communication between the horse and the riders/owners in a creative way, while always putting what’s best for the horse first. With a solid foundation, from the ground up, a horse and ride can excel at anything they choose to do.

Phoebe offers lessons, training and hoof care services.