Harmony Hill is a compilation of years of hard work and the combined effort of more people than I can count. Aimee
Boyer and Kacy Brehm started what came to be Harmony Hill over ten years ago, by selling horses on commission to
pay for their horsey habit.
Harmony Hill has evolved to be a top quality show barn where we spend many weeks of the year following the show
circuit. We are constantly furthering our education through clinics, lessons, and research. We believe we take the
best care of our horses that is possible, and we closely manage their diet, workload, and lifestyle.
We are located on a 350 acre estate in the heart of the Berkshires. We enjoy beautiful, manicured trails, and have
access to a river, in which we can cool down with the horses on those hot summer days. The farmland which
surrounds us provides plenty of places to condition our horses while having a scenic ride!
At Harmony Hill, we are a tight knit group of people, and we share the common belief that the horse comes first.
Many people have commented that the group at Harmony Hill acts like a big family, and I think that is the best way to
describe the relationships here. We invite you to stop by and visit anytime!
Boyer and Kacy Brehm started what came to be Harmony Hill over ten years ago, by selling horses on commission to
pay for their horsey habit.
Harmony Hill has evolved to be a top quality show barn where we spend many weeks of the year following the show
circuit. We are constantly furthering our education through clinics, lessons, and research. We believe we take the
best care of our horses that is possible, and we closely manage their diet, workload, and lifestyle.
We are located on a 350 acre estate in the heart of the Berkshires. We enjoy beautiful, manicured trails, and have
access to a river, in which we can cool down with the horses on those hot summer days. The farmland which
surrounds us provides plenty of places to condition our horses while having a scenic ride!
At Harmony Hill, we are a tight knit group of people, and we share the common belief that the horse comes first.
Many people have commented that the group at Harmony Hill acts like a big family, and I think that is the best way to
describe the relationships here. We invite you to stop by and visit anytime!
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Aimee Boyer is the head instructor at Harmony Hill.
She graduated from Post University with a degree in
Equine Management. She is the president of the
Western New England Professional Horseman's
Association. She is a show manager as well as a
horse show judge. She spends winters in
Wellington FL and in her free time is learning the art
of dressage with JJ Tate.
Kacy Brehm is the barn manager and an instructor at
Harmony Hill. She is a great teacher and is often
found working with our younger riders at the barn.
She freelances in the Berkshires, providing insight
and instruction for local horse owners.
Meg Boyer and Victoria Cardillo are both assistant
trainers at Harmony Hill, working with green and
remedial horses that are sent to us. They intern
here 7 days a week, and dedicate all of their time to
the horses. They are exceptional riders with very
good horsemanship skills. Meg and Victoria currently
show their horses in the 3'6 Equitation Medals.
Working student Sarah Perry is an integral part of
Harmony Hill. Sarah lives in Wellington, FL, and
joined Harmony Hill in the Spring of 2010. Sarah
oversees many of the duties around the farm, as
well as exercises and trains many of the horses and
ponies. She is an excellent rider and a very
knowledgeable horse person. In 2010, Sarah won
the younger section of the WNEPHA Horsemanship
Class, as well as being Grand Champion Equitation
rider at the Lakeville Pony Club Open horse show!
She graduated from Post University with a degree in
Equine Management. She is the president of the
Western New England Professional Horseman's
Association. She is a show manager as well as a
horse show judge. She spends winters in
Wellington FL and in her free time is learning the art
of dressage with JJ Tate.
Kacy Brehm is the barn manager and an instructor at
Harmony Hill. She is a great teacher and is often
found working with our younger riders at the barn.
She freelances in the Berkshires, providing insight
and instruction for local horse owners.
Meg Boyer and Victoria Cardillo are both assistant
trainers at Harmony Hill, working with green and
remedial horses that are sent to us. They intern
here 7 days a week, and dedicate all of their time to
the horses. They are exceptional riders with very
good horsemanship skills. Meg and Victoria currently
show their horses in the 3'6 Equitation Medals.
Working student Sarah Perry is an integral part of
Harmony Hill. Sarah lives in Wellington, FL, and
joined Harmony Hill in the Spring of 2010. Sarah
oversees many of the duties around the farm, as
well as exercises and trains many of the horses and
ponies. She is an excellent rider and a very
knowledgeable horse person. In 2010, Sarah won
the younger section of the WNEPHA Horsemanship
Class, as well as being Grand Champion Equitation
rider at the Lakeville Pony Club Open horse show!
Aimee
Victoria
Meg
Kacy
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Harmony Hill Farm
Sarah
