
Training & Lessons
We have been in the horse business at this ranch for over 50 years. With a heritage of fox hunting, raising sport horses, pony club and common sense we are proud of our program. Developing happy, sane horses with understanding riders for a future in whatever sport a rider wants to choose. Strang Ranch has raised and developed upper level event horses, top quality hunters, Grand Prix jumpers and some pretty good cow horses. We take very good care of our string of very special school horses and ponies. The ranch hosts numerous local shows throughout the year and show regularly on the A circuit.
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Trainer

Photo: Country Swing a OTTB Bridget developed that went on to be a top hunter in the country.
Bridget Strang
Bridget Strang has been on the farm, and around horses her whole life. She achieved her “A” rating in Pony Club, evented at the Advanced level for several years on a home bred horse, has shown up threw fourth Level Dressage, and shown cutting horses at the NCHA western states championships. She shows at numerous AA rated shows, and has qualified and taken several students and horses for the national championships at Harrisburg and Washington. Both the hunter and jumper business and the lesson program focus on healthy, happy horses and riders. She used to breed sport horses, and enjoys developing the young horses as well as the young riders and adults.


Assistant Trainer


Wren Kelly
Wren grew up riding with Bridget and is very passionate about both horses and the ranch. She enjoys teaching lessons, managing the barn and developing horses in the hunter/jumper ring and on the ranch for whatever job suits them best. She grew up in Pony Club and continues to teach the up and coming members and prepare them for ratings and rallies. With Bridget’s help, she developed her mare from a green-broke 6 year old to a successful high performance hunter and continues to develop young horses for different levels of the sport. Wren seeks out opportunities to learn from other professionals and horsemen to improve her teaching and riding. She feels fortunate to call the ranch home and enjoys running a busy hunter/jumper program on the ranch.


