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Breakaway FarmStoughton, Wisconsin

Competition

Show day is a team sport.

Riders prepare together, travel together, and cheer each other from the rail. Whether it's a first cross-rail class or a national derby, nobody walks into the ring without their team behind them.

A Breakaway rider on a chestnut hunter with a pink ribbon at an autumn show

Moving up

Regional shows first, then wherever your goals lead.

01

Schooling shows

Low-pressure shows, including the ones we host at home, where newer riders learn the routine of a show day.

02

Regional B shows

Hunter, jumper, and equitation divisions on the Midwest circuit, with Showplace Productions at Ledges Sporting Horses a regular stop.

03

A & AA competition

For riders ready for more: HITS Chicago, Traverse City, Brownland Farm in Tennessee, and winter circuits in Ocala.

What showing with Breakaway includes

Preparation, coaching, and a crew at the in-gate.

  • Show plans built around each rider's goals and readiness
  • Coaching at the show, from schooling ring to final round
  • Help with entries, stabling, and logistics: [PLACEHOLDER: confirm what the farm handles]
  • Hauling: [PLACEHOLDER: confirm trailering availability]

Our riders have won state, zone, and national year-end awards, from short stirrup champions to national-level competitors.

Breakaway riders and families together at a showTwo Breakaway riders on their horses at a showA rider and her horse beside the Brownland Farm sign in Franklin, Tennessee

Hosted at home

Beat the Heat Schooling Show

Every summer we host our own schooling show, with hunter and ground pole classes. It's a friendly first show for newer riders and a useful tune-up for the rest of the team.

Show schedule

[PLACEHOLDER: 2027 show season dates, including Beat the Heat and the team's travel shows]

The next step

Lessons, training, boarding, or showing. Let's talk.

All ages and all levels are welcome. Call Ginny to set up a visit, meet the horses, and find the right place to start.