Dante is a 2012 17.3hh Hanoverian gelding by Danone I x Andiamo and is owned by Shelly. Shelly picked this younger brother of Danilo out of the field as a 3-year-old in Germany and has been carefully developing him since. He is known around the barn as the big friendly giant and shows incredible athleticism and talent under saddle. Dante made his national showing debut in December 2023 and competed at Intermediate II. In April 2024, he completed his first CDI at Small Tour.  Dante now has a few CDI Grand Prix's under his belt after the 2025 season, and Shelly is looking forward to continuing to improve in the Grand Prix with him this upcoming season.

Estero is a 2014 17h chestnut gelding (Escolar x Desperados) owned by Julie & Bryn Campbell and was imported from Germany November 2024 as a very green Grand Prix horse. Shelly plans to continue developing a partnership with Estero, solidify him as a Grand Prix horse, and debut him in the CDI's this upcoming season.

Santi is a 2018 17.3h bay gelding owned by Julie & Bryn Campbell and was imported from Germany November 2024. Having competed extensively in the young horse classes in Europe, Santi is currently working towards competing in the Small Tour this upcoming season.

Diana is a 2018 16.2 h bay Hanoverian mare (De Beau x Riccione) owned by Julie & Bryn Campbell. She was imported from Germany in March 2024 and is currently working towards Small Tour for this upcoming season. 

Danilo is 2004 16.2hh Hanoverian gelding by Deniro x Andiamo. Shelly and Danilo had a long successful partnership together, including competing at the FEI World Cup in Paris in 2018 plus winning the CDI4* Grand Prix Freestyles at Aachen in 2018 and at Hagen in 2019. Danilo is now owned by a young rider and is retired from competition.

Doktor was a 2003 16hh Oldenburg gelding by Diamond Hit x Renoir. Dok made his international CDI debut at the small tour level with Shelly in 2012 and moved up to the Grand Prix a year later. From 2013 to 2018, Dok and Shelly successfully competed throughout the USA and Europe, as well as were the alternates for the 2016 Olympics in Rio. Doktor later went on to teach others the ropes of the Grand Prix. After a long, well-deserved retirement, Dok was laid to rest this past fall.

Rubinio was a Westphalian gelding by Roh Magic. Shelly trained and competed him successfully through Small tour, finishing in the top 5 in the country after his first season, and later trained to Grand Prix.

Dominion was a Hanoverian gelding by Donnerschwee. Shelly trained and comp successfully through Grand Prix.