Meet Our Coaches
Tammie Blewett
Tammie is originally from Devon, England and is a CHA level 4 and a BHS level 3 coach. She started riding at the age of 13 on a Connemara pony named Leys Laurus. Tammie worked at several stables in England, and eventually worked her way up to managing the yard at "The Manor" where she trained polo ponies, competition horses and oversaw the breeding program. In 1997 she moved to Canada to be with her husband David, and started working with Unicorn Stables as the barn/facility manager and coach. Since 2011 she has been living her childhood dream as the proud owner of this ever improving, first class facility. Tammie competes her horses in both Canada and the US,and enjoys coaching at events as well. Unicorn Stables is home to a few of Tammie's past competitive mounts, and they now help to teach the next generation of riders.
Emma Wallin
Emma has been riding at Unicorn Stables since she was 5 years old, and is now a certified instructor. She has passed her Pony Club level C2 this and is currently working towards her B level. Emma has competed on several different horses since she was 10. She now has her own horse, Strider, and also enjoys riding some of the less experienced horses at Unicorn. Emma appreciates the many friendships she has made at the barn over the years, and loves coaching riders of all ages.
Cassidy Kerfoot
Cassidy began riding at the age of 5. She moved to Unicorn Stable when she was 9, and found her love for Eventing. She also joined Pony Club at this time and moved on to achieve her B level.
Cassidy has completed courses with UofG in Equine Management and Equine Behaviour. She has competed up to Prelim level on her first horse, Sugar, who is still with Cassidy at Unicorn Stables as a riding lesson horse.
Cass now has a horse named Spud, who has brought back a spark for competing, and she is excited for their future together!
Cassidy loves watching her students progress in skill and build their confidence. She has a positive and fun teaching style while still working towards achieving the riders' goals.
