SRJ QUOTES (RECOMMENDATIONS)
"Susann has continually brought genuine joy as well as a classically trained approach to her work. With her deep bench of skill sets and knowledge of dressage, as well as her warm demeanor, she has added a lot to the local dressage community, and is an absolute pleasure to work with."
-- Kathleen Raine, USDF Gold Medalist, Bronze Medal Team 1994 WEG, World Cup Finals, Olympic Alternate 2000 Sydney
"What impresses me most about Susann is her ability to communicate with horses in such a calm and quiet manner. She is a beautiful rider and always gets the most out of the horses she rides with such finesse. Her instruction to her students is easy to understand and done with much patience."
-- Karen Center, Temecula Chapter Chair of California Dressage Society, USDF Bronze Medalist
"I have watched Susann ride in the shows and the way she treats her horses with such a gentle manner, and therefore getting the most out of her horses and receiving good scores. In addition, she is also a very beautiful rider."
-- Kirsten Kuzmanic, CDS Show Manager, USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist
"Susann is hard working and dedicated; always going the extra mile. She is concerned with safety for both horse and rider and will find the best position for all. Susann relates remarkably well with her peers, novice riders, and beginners with professionalism and pleasant manner. She is very well liked by all who meet her ..."
-- Roxy Montana, El Rancho Antigua
"Susann Regalmuto is an asset to the dressage community in numerous aspects: Susann brings to the dressage community her extensive knowledge of the sport. She has the unique ability to communicate and pass on her knowledge and skills to the rider. Her ability to instruct and pass her knowledge on to others is truly a gift and a talent at which she excels."
-- Sharon Hittner, Blue Moon Ranch
"I love her openness and willingness to help anyone wherever they are in the scale of riding. Her concern for the well-being of the horse makes it possible for me to trust that she will not abuse the delicate balance that is important for any great rider or teacher."
-- Tom Murray, USDF Silver Medalist.
