FEI Rider, Trainer, & Instructor
Eliza Sydnor Dressage
About Eliza
Eliza Sydnor Romm epitomizes a classically trained dressage rider, trainer and instructor.
She is a successful competitor and a sought-after trainer. In 2007 Eliza made history by becoming the youngest person in the United States to receive her USDF Training-Fourth Level Instructor Certification.
Private, Semi Private, or Group Lessons
Eliza is a USDF Certified Instructor, Training-Fourth Level. She enjoys working with riders of all levels and horses of all breeds. Eliza is a popular instructor because of her upbeat attitude, ability to explain things clearly and with patience, and willingness to listen to her students to cultivate individualized programs. Eliza teaches at many farms in and around the Chapel Hill area.
Private Lesson (45 minutes) - $100
Horse Sales
Eliza has close connections with many breeders and trainers in the area. Come to NC and see MANY horses in one trip!
View the Horse Sales page to see previously sold horses.
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Clinics
Eliza gives 1-3 day clinics all over the US and has taught from New England to the Deep South, and even out in Hawaii! $1200/day plus travel expenses. Full day is normally 8 private lessons but can include group or semi private lessons as well.
Blog
Fixing The Equine Industry’s Employment Crisis: A Path Forward
Ask 100 horse professionals what the most difficult part of running a business is these days, and I bet 95 of them will tell you that it’s finding, training and retaining good workers. Why is it so hard? Is it really worse than it used to be? Are there ways we...
The Business Of Boarding Horses: Balancing Passion And Profit
In this article, the third in my series on the future of the horse industry (click to read financial planning and business management strategies), let’s tackle boarding. This is an issue that should be of interest to almost all of us. Even if you are not a...
Horse Pros: Proper Business Management Creates Success Beyond The Saddle
This is the second in a series of articles blogger Eliza Sydnor Romm is writing about four areas of major concern for horse professionals identified in her survey of 1,500-plus people in the industry: long-term financial planning, business management, making boarding...