American Grand Prix rider Noel Williams has joined Nancy Holowesko's Crosiadore Farm in Trappe, MD, U.S.A. as head trainer.
Noel is daughter to U.S. youth coach and former U.S. team member George Williams and has trained and competed numerous horses from young horses to Grand Prix. She is a USDF Gold Medalist.
Williams won team silver at the 2007 NAJYRC and was the 2005 U.S. Junior Riders Champion. "We look forward to Noel's help in continuing to develop our program of producing/training top US bred horses," said Holowekso.
The 31-year old Williams made her show debut on Taylor as an 8-year old in 1996. In 2005 she became the U.S. Junior Riders Champion on Pik L. She won team silver on Woody Allen at the 2007 North American Young Riders Championships. She finished sixth on Sir Velo in the 2016 U.S. Developing Grand Prix Horse Championship and took the Westfalian to Grand Prix level
"We look forward to Noel's help in continuing to develop our program of producing/training top US bred horses," said Nancy Holowesko.
Crosiadore Farm is an American breeding and training facility, which produces talented Oldenburg bred dressage horses for professionals and dedicated amateurs. They stand licensed stallions Fellini CF (by Finest), Davos CF (by Dante Weltino) and Roubaix (by Rohdiamant).
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