Andrea Hart-Sagolla:

Andrea is the founder and proud owner of Buckingham Valley Farm since 1986. Having been involved with horses all of her life, she is an accomplished rider with a drive and passion for horses that is unmatched. As a young rider, she had the pleasure to train with Karen Healey, Frank Chapot, and George Morris developing her skills in the hunter, Medal/Maclay, and jumper rings. Andrea won numerous ribbons in all three disciplines at local and rated horseshows all over the East Coast including Ocala, Florida and most recently this year at West Palm Beach in the hunters.

Andrea enjoys coaching students and training young horses. She is known for her ability to bring along young hunters and help them thrive. Andrea and all of her staff believe in helping students to reach their highest potential through disciplined practice, patience, and a safety first mentality. Her goal is to make lessons not only educational, but also fun! She shares a wealth of riding and horsemanship skills with her students in each and every lesson. Her students have successfully competed and won numerous Championships in the hunter/equitation rings at local and A-rated horse shows, such as Briarwood, Four Seasons, Our Farm, Devon Horse & Pony Show, June Fete, Garden State, Maryland Horse & Pony Show and many more.

Brianne Tyma:

Brianne has been riding as long as she can remember! She competed as a junior in the children's hunter divisions at rated shows all over the East Coast. She went on to formalize her training through an apprenticeship and has been teaching students for the past 10 years. She is known for encouraging independence and confidence in her students and emphasizes correct posture and position for both rider and horse.
 

Debbie Purowitz:

Debbie joined the BVF team in 2005. A graduate of Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY, Debbie has spent most of her life working with horses. Her riding experience has taken her through pony and junior hunters, the USET finals at Gladstone in 1988, and an Intercollegiate National Championship. Debbie is known for her great organizational skills and is a driving force behind the running of the barn.

Sue Knoll:

Sue started her riding career at the tender age of 8 at a wonderful lesson facility call Short Hills Farm. Like any other 8 yr old girl she was hooked on horses from the beginning. She excelled in the sport, leasing horses and finally purchasing her dream horse Ol’ Lonesome Me. He took her from Woodedge all the way to the Jr. Hunters at Devon. Sadly enough, she had to sell her horses to begin her education at Old Dominion University. Of course, Sue still found time to ride throughout college and graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in English with an emphasis in Technical Writing. Married for 21 years with 2 beautiful children, Sue has finally found her way back to her first love… horses. Sue has been part of the BVF team since 2003.

Tracey Cheneval:

"Info coming soon"