Stephanie Lockhart is a
Natural Horsemanship
trainer and advocate for

   Colonial Spanish horses.

She is located in Johnson, Vermont where she founded The Center for America's First Horse. She offers lessons, clinics, monthly training, and summer camps for Natural Horsemanship enthusiasts.
Stephanie Lockhart with her Colonial Spanish horse Morado doing Natural horsemanship in Vermont
Center for America's First Horse on Facebook Center for America's First Horse on Blogspot
Benefit Trail Ride,
October 16th, Johnson VT
Info on the Trail Ride

horse participating in Stephanie Lockhart's open house.
Devon Horse Show, Sept. 28-Oct 1

Raffle of Colonial Spanish Horse Print, October 16th
Morado is a Colonial Spanish gelding that is in training with Stephanie.

Thunder Colonial Spanish horse mustang gelding


Learn about The Center for America's First Horse and their mission.

Welcome!

The Center for America's First Horse, located on 72 acres in Johnson, Vermont is a unique facility which offers relationship experiences with rare Colonial Spanish horses to enrich the lives of people of all ages and financial circumstances.

Through education and public awareness, we are dedicated to the conservation of this historic breed.

Stephanie Lockhart, founder and director, provides learning opportunities where methods of training for horse and human are approached in a holistic manner.

We offer:

  • Natural Horsemanship Clinics
  • Private and Group Lessons
  • Training of all breeds
  • Educational Tours
  • Placement of select Colonial Spanish horses
  • Opportunities to Volunteer

    Please contact us for more information.

    (The Center for America's First Horse is currently being structured as a non profit 501 (c) (3) organization. We anticipate our status to be accepted by 2011.)