Coaches and Staff
Meet our Coaching Team
We are pleased to introduce all the members of our team. We have a great group of in-house coaches to help our students at home and those interested in showing.
Located on the beautiful Rideau Canal, just minutes from Kemptville, Ontario. Lone Wolf Farm has a quiet and friendly atmosphere on 20 acres of land. We offer wonderful programs in the hunter, jumper and dressage fields, as we pride ourselves in the basics, the foundation of the future. We are known for our Beginner Program which starts riders off in a “one on one” program to learn not only the basics of riding but also many important horsemanship skills.
Sorina Ostiguy
Sorina has been riding for over twenty years and has spent many successful years competing at all levels in the hunter and jumper ring as well as dressage. She has qualified and competed at the Royal (3rd in the Lt. Govenor’s Cup) as well as the Silver Championships in the hunter, dressage and equitation. She has had success in the jumper and dressage rings as well.
Sorina truly enjoys working with young horses and riders and helping them discover the joy of a true partnership in the ring. From starting and working with green horses, to rider’s first lessons to everybody’s first show, she likes to create a positive and fun learning atmosphere. Sorina is certified with CPR training.
Staff
Jancy Watkins
— Certified Emergency First Aid and CPR — Equine First Aid certified.
Gerianne Stinson
— Equine First Aid certified
Judy Greening
— Equine First Aid certified
Jasmin Young
Jasmin has been in the horse industry for almost 12 years. She operates her own farm, Thunder Hollow Stables, offering petting zoo tours and goat walks. Jasmin also rescue’s horses and ponies from bad situations and has brought many unhealthy or injured horses back to good health. In her spare time, Jasmin enjoys walking her mini’s, Loki, Rebel and Black Jack as well as driving and showing Loki at local fairs.
Hannah Brumwell
Hannah has been riding at Lone Wolf Farm for 11 years, since the young age of 3. Lone Wolf Farm quickly became a second home to her, offering excellent coaching and training in equine care in a nurturing family setting. Hannah began volunteering with chores at the farm at age 10. She has been working for Lone Wolf now for a year and a half to help pay for her horse, Hudson, who is boarded at the farm. Hannah became equine first aid course certified in the Spring of 2023.
