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Dreamy, Lenny, Jen, Taffy and Loki-Poki
Jen Truett is owner/operator of DHF and Team Dream Training Center's Head Trainer. In 2022, she earned the coveted US Dressage Federation (USDF) "Diamond Award" for earning all six USDF medals: Gold, Silver and Bronze and Gold, Silver and Bronze Freestyle Bars. In 2023, she earned the new and even more prestigious designation of "with distinction" for all three of her medals. All Jen's medals were earned on her personal, self-trained horses. Jen is one of only 6 USDF FEI "B" Certified Instructors and has been a USDF Region 2 elected PM Delegate for many years.
Jen and her 2014 Westfalen gelding, Absolute Dream, were honored to be members of the USEF Emerging Young Horse Program, coached by Christine Traurig in 2021. Jen and Dreamy were named the 2022 Intermediare 1 Champions of the USDF Dressage Finals with a 72.8%.
Jen and her husband, Lenny, own and operate Dancing Horse Farm, Inc. on their 40 acre farm in the historic town of Lebanon, Ohio. They purchased the fairly run-down farm December 27, 2006. Many years of hard work, rehabilitation, dedication, dreaming and love went into building what is now a thriving business with multiple trainers, many students, both local and remote, and an environment of acceptance, support, and comradery.
Jen and her 2014 Westfalen gelding, Absolute Dream, were honored to be members of the USEF Emerging Young Horse Program, coached by Christine Traurig in 2021. Jen and Dreamy were named the 2022 Intermediare 1 Champions of the USDF Dressage Finals with a 72.8%.
Jen and her husband, Lenny, own and operate Dancing Horse Farm, Inc. on their 40 acre farm in the historic town of Lebanon, Ohio. They purchased the fairly run-down farm December 27, 2006. Many years of hard work, rehabilitation, dedication, dreaming and love went into building what is now a thriving business with multiple trainers, many students, both local and remote, and an environment of acceptance, support, and comradery.
Press Release: Truett Takes the Reins of Savvy Feeder
March 1, 2023 Jen and Lenny "took the reins" of the successful business, Savvy Feeder "SF", after being happy customers for quite a while. SF's are the preeminant option for slow feeding hay to horses safely in a natural, head-down position.
Jen is an avid believer that slow feeding hay using Savvy Feeder, is a smart investment in horse’s health and happiness and can help save money on vet bills! Ensuring horses have access to hay over extended periods of time helps reduce the risk of GI issues like ulcers, and stall vices like weaving, stall walking, pawing, kicking, etc. that are damaging to the horse’s body. Using a Savvy Feeder can also reduce the risk of sand colic and development of enteroliths because the feeder keeps the hay contained, and off of sandy soil.
Jen is an avid believer that slow feeding hay using Savvy Feeder, is a smart investment in horse’s health and happiness and can help save money on vet bills! Ensuring horses have access to hay over extended periods of time helps reduce the risk of GI issues like ulcers, and stall vices like weaving, stall walking, pawing, kicking, etc. that are damaging to the horse’s body. Using a Savvy Feeder can also reduce the risk of sand colic and development of enteroliths because the feeder keeps the hay contained, and off of sandy soil.
Jen, Dreamy and Loki
Jen has sung her praises of Savvy Feeders since introducing them to her farm, so she and Lenny were honored when Julie Johnson, inventor and owner of Savvy Feeder, approached them about taking over her company. Julie’s dream for Savvy Feeder in the Truett’s care, is that Jen’s broad reach in the equine industry will introduce the product to an even wider audience throughout the US and eventually around the world. March 1, 2023, was the first day of business for Savvy Feeder operating out of the Truett’s Dancing Horse Farm, Inc. in Lebanon, Ohio. Jen and Lenny look forward to helping horses live happier, healthier lives while saving their humans money along the way!
More information, video tutorials, and customer testimonials: www.SavvyFeeder.com
More information, video tutorials, and customer testimonials: www.SavvyFeeder.com
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