Tracey Krajenke was born in Michigan and has had a passion for horses since chilhood.She started riding at the age of seven, exploring Western riding and Hunters before discovering her true equestrian love-Dressage-at age 12. Since then,she has devoted her life to the sport. For over 20 years, Tracey has trained Dressage horses of all breeds and levels and helped other Dressage enthusiasts of all ages find success in this challenging discipline.Many of Tracey's students over the years have earned their USDF medals, won numerous USDF and USEF awards, and have been nationally ranked. She especially enjoys helping students bring their horses up the levels and has been very involved with the USDF Young Rider programs. Tracey accompanied and coached one of her students to the 2008 NAYRC in Parker, CO. Where the Region 5 Junior team took the Gold, and the Young Rider team came in fifth place!  Tracey herself has numerous USDF and USEF awards to her credit and has earned her USDF Bronze and Silver medals. She has appeared in the CHRONICLE OF THE HORSE fifteen times, a testimony to the years of dedication and hard work. She and her family chose to make Arizona their home in 1994. She has been married to her wonderful husband Steve for 25 years. Their 14 year old daughter Mackenzie shares her mother's love of horses and has already made a name for herself in the highly competitive sport of Reining, ranking nationally numerous times, and in 2008 was Top Ten in the world in her division.

Dallas Wedel grew up in rural Kansas where horses were used for cattle work and 4-H. Following college, he held several professional positions including working for a world renowned life and motivational coach. In the late 1990s, he realized the natural ability he had working with horses could be coupled very effectively with his business and coaching skills, thus he turned his focus to becoming a full-time trainer. 
Dallas’ training career was launched in ’98 when he began learning from a natural horsewoman who provided him with the foundation he still uses today. He then apprenticed with several outstanding horse trainers ending with Andrea Fappani, which brought him to Arizona.  Since then, his program has become highly recognized and competitive in the regional circuit and now comprises several horses in a very busy show barn focusing on reining. Both he and his  students have realized great success in the reining show circuit. 

As a second generation horse woman, Ashley grew up in the equine industry. From training yearlings at her family's Kentucky farm to excelling in the show ring, her hands-on upbringing prepared her for a successful equestrian career. Ashley has acquired a unique depth of knowledge and experience and her inherent understanding of both horse and rider has allowed her to build a successful training program as well as excel in the show ring herself. Ashley has been fortunate enough to be mentored by such reining and cowhorse greats as Jim Paul and Cal Cooper. In addition to running her own training barn, Ashley now works for 2006 Reining Futurity Champion, Randy Paul. Ashley concentrates both her show and training talents in the exciting discipline of reining. Currently being considered as an addition to the Olympic Games, reining has recently come into its' own as a highly regarded equestrian sport. From training to show ring, Ashley strives to promote and positively impact the sport of reining.