From the New Forest to the Grand Prix arena.
A UK-born rider trained in Holland’s revered Grand Prix barns, Charlotte built her foundation under top European coaches before relocating to Georgia. As a CDI competitor and mother of two, she brings both quiet discipline and warmth to every horse and every student.
Charlotte's path to Canton, Georgia
Fox hunting and show jumping in the UK New Forest with her mother — where her love of horses began.
A degree in Equitation Science, followed by emigration to the Netherlands for advanced training.
Years honing her craft with top Dutch Grand Prix masters before following her dream to the United States.
CDI competitor, trainer, sales agent, and mother of two — building horses and riders to their full potential.
Her story
Hailing from the peaceful settings of the New Forest, England, Charlotte Osborne’s journey in dressage is one of quiet dedication. As a caring mother of two, her days blend the joys of parenting with the disciplined art of dressage. Her foundational education, rooted in Holland’s revered Grand Prix barns, gave her the tools and expertise she carries with her today.
Charlotte’s move to America wasn’t just for personal growth — it was driven by a humble desire to uplift and empower other equestrians. Today, her venture offers the Atlanta community a taste of world-class equestrian instruction, horse training, and sales services.
In her teaching, Charlotte’s strength lies in her simplicity. Complex training concepts, under her guidance, become accessible and clear. It’s a testament to her skill that many riders, with her gentle encouragement, have surpassed their own expectations.
Her ties to Europe remain strong, with regular trips aimed at seeking out the best equestrian prospects. Always with an intuitive eye, Charlotte ensures that every horse finds its perfect match in a rider.
In a world that often celebrates noise, Charlotte Osborne stands out with her modesty and unwavering commitment to her craft and students. Her story is not just of success but of enriching the equestrian community, one rider at a time.