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Breakaway FarmStoughton, Wisconsin
Breakaway Farm riders on a fall ride across a grass field

Hunters · Jumpers · Equitation · Stoughton, Wisconsin

Horsemanship, teamwork, and character, built in the saddle.

Lessons, training, and boarding for riders of every age and level, from a first ride to the regional show ring and beyond.

Everyone is welcome

“Showing is not a requirement at our farm. Come join the fun, all ages, all levels. As long as you love horses, you are welcome at Breakaway Farm.”

Our riders include A and B circuit competitors and riders who never set foot in a show ring. They all come for the same reasons: real learning, good friends, and excellent care for their horses.

Our approach

Four classes every rider enters.

Ribbons are fun. What we're really building is a rider who knows their horse, works as part of a team, and handles pressure well, in the ring and out of it.

  1. Class01

    Learning

    Horsemanship before ribbons.

    Riders learn to groom, tack, and care for their horses as well as ride them. Every lesson builds on sound basics, so progress lasts whether the goal is a first canter or a national final.

    Four Breakaway riders schooling together over a fence in the outdoor arena
  2. Class02

    Teamwork

    Nobody rides alone here.

    Riders cheer each other on at the barn and at the in-gate, share the work on show days, and learn that a horse and rider are a partnership. Many of our riders never show and stay for the friendships.

    Breakaway Farm riders and families lined up along the arena fence
  3. Class03

    Character

    The lessons that leave the barn.

    Horses teach responsibility, patience, and resilience. Riders learn to show up for an animal that depends on them, handle a bad round with grace, and celebrate a good one with their team.

    A young rider holding ribbons beside her horse in the barn aisle
  4. Class04

    Competition

    Where it all gets tested.

    Regional hunter, jumper, and equitation shows give riders a goal to work toward and a place to put it all together. Riders who want to go further can move up to A and AA competition with our trainers.

    A Breakaway rider jumping a hunter fence at an autumn horse show
More about our approach

Programs

A path from first lesson to show ring.

Your trainers

A mother-daughter team in the ring.

Meet the trainers

Ginny Dvorak

Owner & Trainer

Helping students of all levels reach their goals, from short stirrup champion to competing at a national level.

Abbie Dvorak-Peat

Co-Trainer & Instructor

Coaching riders from beginner short stirrup students to national-level competitors.

The next step

Lessons, training, boarding, or showing. Let's talk.

All ages and all levels are welcome. Call Ginny to set up a visit, meet the horses, and find the right place to start.