Everlark Dressage and Eventing

Everlark Dressage and Eventing Everlark Dressage and Eventing offers a dressage-based approach to multiple disciplines.

Everlark Dressage and Eventing uses dressage as a basis for a multitude of disciplines include dressage, eventing, hunters, jumpers, and western pleasure. Currently based at Dreamcatcher Horse Farm in Bellingham, MA, we promote individual training programs for each of our students and horses. Training and board are available for those who would like a completely comprehensive program. Head trainer

Morgan Randall is a level 1 certified Centered Riding Instructor, is Massachusetts Licensed, and is currently enrolled in the USDF Training/First Level Instructor/Trainer program. Her experience lies primarily in working with young/green horses, "problem" horses, and OTTBs.

And that is a wrap on the 2026 American Eventing Championships!Chelsea and had an incredibly successful outing at thei...
08/31/2026

And that is a wrap on the 2026 American Eventing Championships!

Chelsea and had an incredibly successful outing at their first AECs adding one XC jump penalty to their personal best 30.8 dressage score to land just outside the ribbons in 16th in an incredibly competitive Modified Amateur division. Chelsea has brought this horse along to this level on her own from when Vesper first came off the track, and this completion is a HUGE win!

had a tough time settling in at such a large venue, and had a pretty tense dressage test that still had some lovely movements! ScarlettCongedo_Eventing and I put together a game plan for cross-country that she would listen to her horse, and if at any point Polaris wasn’t feeling cool and confident on course, Scarlett would save her for another day. I am hugely proud of her horsemanship this weekend, ultimately deciding to retire when Polaris said she just wasn’t going to come off the course feeling confident and willing. The sportsmanship and horsemanship that Scarlett displayed this weekend was incredible, and I am so proud of the horsewoman she has become.

Huge congratulations to these two riders for making it all the way to Championships, and their respective personal wins this weekend. I am so proud of both of them and can’t wait to see how things go for their next competitions after some well deserved time off!

08/15/2026

More Justin spam… first walk without a leader today 🥰

08/14/2026

Another really boring update for baby Justin! We went for our very first pony ride today, and cookies were more important than anything else yet again 😂 Love how easy-peasy this baby horse has been 🥰

08/14/2026

Had a blast getting back to it with lessons this week and introducing a bunch of riders to gridwork!

Excellent riding this week everyone! But big kudos to the riders featured here: Sarah Webb Aleman Lilli and Nora W ❤️ (all three riders are on Dakota, Woodrow, and Bellini)

All of these guys have some lease availability if you’ve been considering upping your game and trying to find a part-time pony to achieve your goals!

08/04/2026

Out of office!

I’m away from the business adventuring for the week and resetting before we hit the ground running with a busy fall show season starting at the end of August!

I’ll look forward to answering PMs, emails, and calls when we get back on the grid next week!

07/30/2026

Things have looked pretty boring for baby Justin the last few months, but he’s been so good about lunging in tack and groundwork, I decided to throw a leg over him today!

We’ve been working on how to park at the mounting block, and he’s had me lay across him several times (hence the search for cookies as soon as he felt the weight across his back 🤣).

We’re going to start ground driving this weekend so he starts to learn how to steer and stop, then I’ll sit on him and start putting the pieces together in the next couple weeks!

I’ve gotten a lot of inquiries about lessons over the last few days, particularly wondering about group lessons. The sho...
07/29/2026

I’ve gotten a lot of inquiries about lessons over the last few days, particularly wondering about group lessons. The short answer is:

I don’t offer them.

I know many students, beginners in particular, like group lessons since they tend to be a less expensive barrier to entry to be exposed to horses and starting to learn how to ride. And there is absolutely a need for these types of programs.

That being said, I only offer group lessons by request for intermediate+ riders. The reason for this is that beginners really need *more* attention; dividing my time between riders is not the best use of our time, and when they’re learning the basics is when they need the most feedback! As you become more experienced, taking the time to train your eye by watching other riders absolutely is a skill set we need to learn.

I also only have 3 dedicated lesson horses. Those of you who have been here a while have likely gotten to know Briggs, Dakota, and Woodrow to a certain extent. All of them are older than 18, and all of them are worth their weight in gold. They don’t do more than 1-2 easy lessons per day, and no more than 8 per week.

I adore beginners, believe it or not - I am super invested in making sure they become good horsemen, not just riders. Never hesitate to reach out with questions, and I’m always happy to provide insight to how and why I do things the way I do them!

Photo: ScarlettCongedo_Eventing and Straight on Till Morning who I have been privileged to teach since the beginning of their eventing journey

The saddest day of the year is upon us, as I send my lone senior off to college this year 😭Sophia beall it’s been a priv...
07/28/2026

The saddest day of the year is upon us, as I send my lone senior off to college this year 😭

Sophia beall it’s been a privilege to be a part of your journey for the last 3 years. We’ll miss having you at the barn - be safe and make good choices ❤️

I have been remiss in posting our results from War Horse on Sunday! It’s already been that kind of week, and it’s only W...
07/22/2026

I have been remiss in posting our results from War Horse on Sunday! It’s already been that kind of week, and it’s only Wednesday 😅

ScarlettCongedo_Eventing and Straight on Till Morning had an incredibly successful final Starter run before the American Eventing Championships in August! We got some super constructive feedback to improve the dressage further, and added some time cross-country for going TOO FAST. Now we’ve successfully fixed our cross-country issues and created a new one, we’ll be working on rating speed in the weeks leading up to championships 🤣 They landed in a very respectable 8th place in a big, competitive division!

Karin Noelle and Chablis PVF had a hugely confidence building first horse trials together! This pony has been a bit of a slow burn and needed some time to mature, and goodness has that time paid off! Finagling a 24.4 in their dressage test, they held second place until cross-country, where they added some time to land in 6th overall at the end of the day.

I’m so proud of these teams and am really looking forward to seeing how they rise to meet their next set of goals going into the fall season ❤️

Next up: Old Mill CT August 1st!

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14614 Brown Mill Road
Huntersville, NC
28078

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Monday 8am - 10pm
Tuesday 8am - 10pm
Wednesday 8am - 10pm
Thursday 8am - 10pm
Friday 8am - 10pm
Saturday 8am - 10pm
Sunday 8am - 10pm

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(508) 451-9096

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