Training
TMG Equestrian
Specializing in Hunters, Jumpers and Equitation divisions
Head trainer Tatiana Gabrush has been involved in horses from a very young age. She has extensive experience working with horses, from starting unbroke prospects all the way up to FEI-level Grand Prix horses, and everything in between. Growing up in western Canada, she achieved her “A” level in 2005. Tatiana graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a bachelor’s degree in animal science and nutrition and a master’s degree in animal welfare. She moved to the United States in early 2010 and brought her horse to train and compete while writing her thesis for her master’s degree.
From 2010 to 2020, she worked alongside a few top industry professionals such as Max Amaya, Jessica Springsteen, Brianne Goutal, Connor Swail, Darrah Kerins, Katie and Henri Prudent. After marrying her husband, Morgan, they moved to Central Pennsylvania in 2021. Realizing a need for top-level instruction in the area, TMG Equestrian, LLC was formed.
Tatiana grew up competing in hunter/jumper shows in western Canada as a junior. Since moving to the States, she has competed in the green and regular working hunter divisions and open jumpers. She prides herself in not only training horses and riders but sharing her passion to excel in horsemanship.
We offer 3 levels of training:
Basic: includes 2 services per week (professional rides or lessons or a combination)
Partial: includes 3-4 services per week (professional rides, lessons, groundwork or combinations of minimum 1 professional ride per week)
Full: includes 5-6 services per week (includes a minimum of 2 professional rides per week, groundwork, and a combination of lessons)
Clients wishing to join the showing team must participate in partial or full training.
Coaching and training at shows
We take advantage of the indoor climate-controlled facility in Ohio over the winters to show our horses. We plan to venture down to Florida in the coming seasons if there is interest among clients. We compete in some of the nation’s top competitions throughout the spring and summer and finish the year off at indoor finals in the fall.