

- Since 2015 -
SUMPTHIN' TUITT FARM
HUNTERS | JUMPERS | EQUITATION
At Sumpthin' Tuitt Farm, we are dedicated to developing horses and riders for success in every arena of our sport. The foundation of our program is built on exceptional horsemanship, thoughtful training, equine development, and a commitment to helping each client achieve their competitive goals.
We believe that lasting success begins with understanding the unique needs of every horse and rider. Through personalized training, meticulous attention to detail, open and honest communication, we create confident partnerships both in and out of the show arena.
Whether you are developing a young horse, advancing through the levels, or have qualification goals in mind, our experienced team is committed to you. We will bring the tools and the team necessary to help you and your horse perform at your best. At Sumpthin' Tuitt Farm excellence is our standard.
"A righteous man regardeth the life of his beast" ~Proverbs 12:10

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Sumpthin' Tuitt Farm is a family owned and operated business, run by Tiffany Sumpter, a second generation horsewoman. Our trainer is not only an accomplished show rider, but she also grew up learning to train horses of all ages, levels and personalities since she was a child. Tiffany has spent her entire life living on the farm learning how to become a sophisticated rider and an educated, fair horsewoman. Her ability to understand the horses and do what is right for each individual is what sets her apart from so many others in the industry. She has also had a lifetime of learning to help the humans learn to bond with, understand and have success with their equine partner... helping not only the horse or rider, but the TEAM to reach their full potential. To this day, Tiffany is an avid rider who is always looking to broaden her own education and style, in order to become the best the industry has to offer.
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