Osage Equestrian

Osage Equestrian We are focused on creating strong riders using the classical techniques. Under Anne’s guidance, Cristine learned classical techniques in dressage and jumping.

ABOUT CRISTINE ETUE AND OSAGE EQUESTRIAN:

Osage Equestrian in Weimar, Texas is the home base for Cristine Etue. Though her training facility is in Weimar, Cristine enjoys traveling to teach many of her students. Cristine started riding at age 8 at British Olympic Reserve rider, Anne Osborne’s training barn located just outside of Austin, Texas. After moving to Minnesota for college, Cristine bega

n training at Fortuna Farm, a dressage and eventing facility founded by the late German equine master and founder of the American Trakehner Association, Max von Bluecher. The program at Fortuna Farm reemphasized proper horsemanship that she was taught at a young age and instilled an overall passion for dressage and the beauty of communication between horse and rider, on the ground and in the saddle. Upon returning to Austin, Cristine trained for almost a decade with USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist and “L” Program Graduate, Grace Harris. Today, she regularly rides with FEI Instructor, Jenny Snapp. Cristine also tries to extend her education by attending clinics throughout the country with internationally renowned riders and horsemanship experts. She believes versatility and cross-training is the key to happy horses. Our horses in training receive a combination of natural horsemanship, classical dressage and even driving training depending on existing level of training and preparedness. Horses are exposed to varying environments and obstacles to learn to trust their rider. Cristine encourages her clients to set reasonable and attainable goals and loves to see their hard work “shown off” in local, state and national competitions. Cristine is active in the United States Equestrian Federation and the United States Dressage Federation. She is certified SafeSport and Concussion Awareness.

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Weimar, TX
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Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 7pm
Sunday 8am - 7pm

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About Osage Equestrian

Osage Equestrian in Weimar, Texas is the home base for Cristine Etue. Though her training facility is located in Weimar, Cristine enjoys traveling to teach many of her students.

Cristine started riding at age 8 at British Olympic Reserve rider, Anne Osborne’s training barn, located just outside of Austin, Texas. Under Anne’s guidance, Cristine learned classical techniques in dressage and jumping. Cristine excelled in the hunter ring and loved learning the precise techniques needed to be successful.

After moving to Minnesota for college, Cristine began training at Fortuna Farm, a dressage and eventing facility founded by the late German equine master and founder of the American Trakehner Association, Max von Bluecher. The program at Fortuna Farm taught Cristine proper horsemanship and an overall passion for dressage and the beauty of communication between horse and rider, on the ground and in the saddle. Upon returning to Austin, Cristine trained for almost a decade with USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist and “L” Program Graduate, Grace Harris. Today, Cristine regularly rides with dressage and combined driving instructor, Jenny Huffer. She also tries to extend her education by attending clinics throughout the country with internationally renowned riders and horsemanship experts. She believes versatility and cross-training is the key to happy horses.

Our horses in training receive a combination of natural horsemanship, classical dressage, jumping techniques and even driving training depending on existing level of training and preparedness. Horses are exposed to varying environments and obstacles and learn to trust their rider. Cristine encourages her clients to set reasonable and attainable goals and loves to see their hard work “shown off” in local, state and national competitions.