Future Street Farm has a dedicated team of individuals that truly love horses: Eduardo Braun Eduardo Braun is our head trainer and rider.
Amy Huson-Braun Amy is the manager and designer of Future Street Farm. She is a competitive show jumping rider and has been showing at "A" rated horse shows for more than 15 years. She has shown hunters and equitation, but has a real passion for the jumpers and the sport of show jumping. She has much experience riding and training all over the world including Canada, Europe, Argentina and the USA. In the past Amy has worked with trainers Steve Newell, Gary Henley, Buddy Brown, Jim Dalquist, and Frank Selinger. She has participated in clinics with Jeff Cook, Buddy Brown, John Turner, and in Argentina, Jorge Llambí. She enjoys continuing her own education as a rider and is a dedicated student. Amy has spent many years studying jumping and dressage in Europe as a young woman and lived and worked in England, France, Spain, and Switzerland. She is highly aware of the sport of show jumping and dressage on an international level. She has shown numerous times at Spruce Meadows in Canada, the number one show jumping venue in the world. She has been a spectator many times at the World Cup and the European Championships. She has a true passion for the sport. This international experience helped in her design of Future Street Farm. Having previously designed and built the location in Sherwood, Oregon in 1999, Amy was well aware of problems in design and construction of a facility. The facility was designed to be workable, safe, and comfortable for horse and rider. The well-being of the horses was of prime concern, therefore details like ample turn-out for each horse, fire safety precautions, and appropriate footing in all riding areas was taken into consideration. Some of the details Amy designed include: a heated grooming area and tack room helps horses cool down in the warmth after a cold work-out in the Winter, and a heated viewing area and bathrooms with showers are nice for riders and their families. A round-pen with enough room to ride and/ or free-jump horses, a euro-style horse walker (where horses walk and trot loose) to help horses warm up and cool down, a large indoor arena with big doors to be opened up in the summer to have a cool, shady place to ride; or in the Winter to enjoy the sun; large loafing sheds with attached paddocks for horses that prefer to live outside, and a large, grassy turn-out for each horse, so that all the horses on the farm can go outside every day. The indoor stalls each have Dutch doors that open to the outside in case of fire so that workers need not to go into a burning barn to rescue horses. Hot and cold water wash racks with infra-red lights above help horses relax their muscles after a hard work out. And a stereo system in the indoor arena to add to the pleasant atmosphere or to use for clinics and shows. Amy also enjoys dressage and included this discipline in her vision for the farm. Future Street Farm offers Dressage training and lessons. Amy herself has competed in dressage to 3rd Level. She believes it is elemental in developing supple, responsive jumpers, and is good for helping to increase the connection that jumper riders need with their horses. She has participated in many dressage clinics including Gerd Reuter, Gerhard Politz and Heather Bender, and in Germany with Jurgen Armbrust. Please contact Amy for any questions concerning training, lessons, clinics or shows.
Hania Price Future Street Farm welcomes Hania
Price as our Dressage Trainer and Instructor. Hania recieved her USDF 4th Level Trainer/Instructor Cerification and has been a professional since 1990. She is an excellent and dedicated teacher. Hania can be found at the barn at least five days per week riding and teaching. She spends much time helping to ride Eduardo and Amy's jumping horses as well as working with jumping students interested in dressage lessons. She is very experienced in long reining and double-lunging and is great with young horses. She is Swiss/American and spends two months per year in Switzerland riding dressage near her family's home outside of Zurich. She has had extensive experience training and working with Christine Steukleberger and George Wahl in Switzerland. She continues to accept students and horses in training, and will also travel to do private clinics. Please contact Hania
here. Or go to her website. Ignacio Covarrubias Nacho is our Ranch Foreman and is in charge of the overall maintenance of the farm and machinery. He can be found six days per week cleaning stalls, dragging arenas and pastures, fixing fences, running the irrigation system, and keeping everything in clean, working order. He is experienced with horses and also helps with feeding, turning out, blanketing and other general care. He even takes care of the chickens! Nacho and his family live on the farm property and are ready to help at any time.
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