Empress Arabians

Training & Showing of Fine Arabian Horses
CHAD JUDY CELEBRATING FIFTEEN YEARS
WITH EMPRESS ARABIANS

Chad joined Empress Arabians in December 1995 and their training program has grown significantly since this talented trainer joined the organization. Chad is versatile in a variety of disciplines, whether it is English Pleasure, Driving, or Hunter and he offers this expertise in both training and showing at the National level. "I joined Empress because of the tremendous quality, talent, and potential of their horses," Chad reflects, "as well as the quality, talent, and potential of the Ruscittos themselves."

Besides working with the Ruscitto's and their horses, Empress maintains a select number of outside horses and amateurs.

As English trainer Jim Lowe was quoted, "Chad's presentation, his horsemanship and his care of the Arabian horse are second to none. Everything is done the way it's supposed to be. He is clear about his technique and he tries to treat each horse as an Individual." The net result of this is a show contender with talent, confidence and longevity, and a raft of glowing testimonials from trainers who've ridden after him.

EMPRESS ARABIANS WOULD LIKE TO THANK CHAD FOR FIFTEEN YEARS of SUCCESS and WOULD LIKE HIM TO KNOW HOW MUCH WE APPRECIATE HIS TALENTS AS AN INTUITATIVE HORSEMAN AND EXCEPTIONAL SHOWMAN

APAHA Saddle Seat Trainer of the Year 2002
APAHA Hunter Trainer of the Year 2006 & 2007
Multiple APAHA Trainer of the Year nominations
Winner of seventeen AHA National Championships
Winner of fifteen AHA Reserve National Championships
Winner of fifty-nine AHA National Top Tens
Winner of multiple NSH Grand Championships
Winner of multiple NSH Reserve Grand Championships
Winner of multiple NSH Championships
Winner of multiple NSH Reserve Championships
Winner of the hearts and the gratitude of the Owners, Staff and Clients of Empress Arabians.

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