About Us
Trinity River Farms is a unique equestrian facility and working farm, located in the northeast section of Fort Worth, Texas, near the I-30 corridor. We offer full-care boarding and training in dressage, hunter/jumpers, and eventing.
Our facility teaches horsemanship and English riding lessons to students of all ages, summer horse camps and clinics. Our facility provides a lovely setting for special functions and events, such as parties and other group activities.
Tour Our Facility
We are a small, intimate, family oriented facility located in the peaceful "countryside within the city" known as the historic Trinity River Bottoms. Our beautifully facility is within minutes from Downtown Fort Worth, Arlington, and the Mid-Cities areas, making you feel as though you are out in the country, while you are actually still close to home!
We have two barns, a lighted outdoor arena, a round-pen, pasture turn-out, and both stadium and cross-country jumps. Nestled in the Pecan and Willow trees, we offer a beautiful and peaceful atmosphere that is safe and welcoming to horses, riders, family and friends!
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Facility
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Lessons
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Camps
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Livestock
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Horse Shows
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Parties
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Horses for Sale
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Trainers
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Dale Tilton
Dale's successful show and training career started where she grew up in southern California. She helped numerous riders achieve success in the show ring, and turned professional herself in 1974. Dale moved to Florida in 1995 and worked as a trainer at the renowned Grand Cypress Equestrian Center in Orlando. It was there that she received her British Horse Society certification.
During the course of her career, Dale studied under well-known riders such as Michael Matz, Ian Miller, Conrad Homfeld and Swedish Equestrian Team member Bengt Roswall.
Since moving to Texas, Dale has taught at the Curraugh Equestrian Center, Fieldstone Park Equestrian Center, and serves as the club manager for the South Tarrant Equestrian Project 4-H Club
Dale began teaching at Trinity River Farm in the fall of 2008. She is skilled at analyzing the needs of both horse and rider, making safety and confidence building her top priorities. Dale's wealth of experience and her wry sense of humor make her a favorite with young and mature riders alike.
Julie Amendola - Owner
Julie's deep love for horses began when she was 3, and she reports that she cannot remember a time when she was not thinking about them. Throughout her youth, she studied English riding while growing up in Michigan, and eventually began riding and showing green horses for others. She rode throughout her adult years and competed as an amateur in dressage and combined training. She has had the opportunity to participate in clinics with riders such as Denny Emerson, Karen O'Conner, as well as several local recognized trainers.
Julie spent her professional working career as an occupational therapist helping others recover from accidents and injuries. After devoting most of her life to that career, she decided that it was time for a change and to pursue other dreams.
Julie recognized the vital importance of providing an equestrian facility in an urban area in order to make horsemanship opportunities and farm life experiences available to the community and to preserve this way of life for generations to come. Julie specializes in the beginner and intermediate riders, and enjoys working with adults and children alike. She strives to create a safe atmosphere for horse and rider while building a solid foundation from which the rider can progress safely and successfully to more advanced levels, whether in the show ring or for pleasure.
