ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS!
ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS!
Caitlin hails from the north (the Big Apple to be exact), but found her roots were really in the countryside here in Virginia. Riding is in her blood, as the name of the company does denote (CULU is a combination of her initials, and her late father's, Lee Unterman).
The riding careers of all of Caitlin's family are founded here in Virginia. Caitlin's late grandfather, William S. Trimmer, rode for Randolph Scott and Gale Storm. Caitlin's uncle, Sid Trimmer, rehabilitates race horses into new careers right down the road in Gordonsville, VA. The close family ties to the racehorse community, and show community here in Central VA, bring CULU to it's tagline...
Fueled by Family
A graduate of Randolph College, Caitlin holds 7 year-end championship awards in SWVHJA, VHSA, USEF, and USHJA show circuits. Specializing in hunter jumpers, with a keen eye for OTTB projects.
Denise is a veteran equestrian instructor with many accolades under her belt. She has served as head groom of the Randolph Macon-Women's College Riding Stable, is licensed in four different riding disciplines, and has experience with therapy horses and riders. Denise is a valued member of the CULU Equestrian family, and when she is not at the barn, you can find her teaching High School Ecology, Earth Science, and Biology over at Jefferson Forest HS.
Adrianna is a Virginia native and has had training in hunter jumpers, dressage, and western dressage. She worked for a summer camp. in Pottersville, New York for two years where she taught lessons and lead guided trail rides. In 2018 she graduated from Meredith Manor Equestrian Center with a certification in riding master 3, equine massage therapy, and training level II. After graduating she went on to work at a training and breeding facility in Staunton, VA and advanced her skills working under an upper- level dressage rider. While going through school to become an x-ray tech, she taught lessons at a hunter jumper barn in Lewisburg, West Virginia. Specializing in beginner horsemanship, her passion is to teach new riders all aspects of the sport from riding, to daily care of the animals. When not in the barn, Adrianna can be found working at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital as an X-ray technologist or working on race cars with her husband, Trae.