Welcome to 2Reppert Riding, LLC!

Meet the Team

Dedication. Experience. Passion.

Jenny: Owner/Teacher

Jenny has over 20 years experience with horses. She specializes in the sport of Dressage and the traditional "basics" of riding used across all disciplines, such as position, and the use of "subtle aids". She also has knowledge of groundwork & communicating on the ground & lunge line with the horse.

Jenny has worked with Dressage trainers in Lincoln, Omaha, and Texas.

She has won several championships at Dressage shows & has earned her Bronze medal from the United States Dressage Federation.

"My favorite type of lesson is the person who has never been on a horse before, to see their expression sitting on a horse for the first time!"--Jenny

Kelsie: Assistant & Therapeutic Riding Teacher

Being raised on a farm, Kelsie has always been immersed in the AG and western way of life, and it is still a big part of who she is today.

Kelsie has horses of her own, which she enjoys riding and spending time with. She has knowledge and great interest in the horse and human connection, groundwork, and the basics of riding.

Kelsie is an Occupational Therapist who is certified in Hippotherapy. (Hippotherapy is a therapy treatment strategy that utilizes equine movement as a therapy tool to engage the sensory, neuromotor, and cognitive systems to promote functional outcomes.)

She is also certified in Equine Massage Therapy, and will be providing these services to the horses to assist in keeping them feeling their best!

"Doc" School Horse "The Gentleman"

"Happy Little Oak" is this guys registered Quarter horse name but we just call him "Doc". He is 19 years old and is used for all types of lessons, but mainly used for our younger students and has taken over the "Sugarfoot Sessions" after Sugarfoot's passing. He is a kind gentleman.

"Peppy" School Horse "The Class Clown"

"Bronsins Pepto Haida is this guys registered Quarter horse name but we call him "Peppy". He is 14 years old and is used for our more advanced riders as he has a bigger motor.