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With Double H Farm’s breeding operations, Quentin has a unique viewpoint to working with stallions. So Sidelines asked Quentin for his top 10 reasons for riding stallions. Quentin Judge didn’t even have a horse to call his own when he set pen to paper to write An Olympic Dream for a summer writing contest. At 13, Judge was catch riding what he could in the Chicago area. For Quentin Judge and Cayce Harrison, the unstoppable husband-and-wife duo behind the international training, breeding and sales operation Double H Farm, expanding their operation from their Ridgefield, Connecticut, base to include Wellington was a no-brainer.

With years of experience both as a client and a professional across a range of respected programs, Quentin brings a deep understanding and a personalized touch to designing training plans that truly fit the individual needs of each horse and rider.

Followers, Following, 8 Posts - @quentinjudgellc on Instagram: "Quentin Judge LLC, is a Showjumping training operation. Focusing on success through committed training, fantastic horses and a whole lot of fun.". The hardworking trainer and rider for Double H Farm is a regular competitor on the top circuits in North America with a string of talented horses.

Twenty-seven-year-old Judge grew up in Chicago, IL, and was the only member of his family with a passion for horses. He took the smart route into the professional ranks, finding jobs with top riders, and spending two years working for Jan Tops in Europe. He met and married Cayce Harrison, whose family owns Double H, and by had entered the grand prix ranks aboard Double H horses.

With the support of a top-class program and a star studded list of mentors, Judge has slowly but surely worked his way up to become more competitive in the ring, and over the summer he recorded his first international win, at Spruce Meadows in June. Quentin Judge: I would describe my riding style as classic American, but keeping functionality in mind. I prefer to stick with traditional riding attire and find pieces that have contemporary fabrics and details.

I have my riding shirts custom made from a great store called Giorgenti, so I can customize the fit and details. For boots, I wear Tucci custom tall boots. QJ: I really love my boots from Franco Tucci. They are amazingly comfortable, durable and beautiful boots. I also favor my Pikeur britches because they are classically tailored, but made with contemporary fabric that stretches and breathes well.

I am fortunate enough to be able to work with Malvern Saddlery in Pennsylvania, who always keep me looking my best in these top brands. QJ: I would describe my non-horse show style as clean and understated. It was thrilling to win at such a historic venue. Quentin and HH Dark de la Hart. QJ: My short-term goals are to keep moving up the ranks and gain consistency at the top levels.

QJ: I am very interested in wildlife and habitat conservation, and would love to be involved in that field.

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QJ: I have been lucky enough to get instruction from some of the biggest names in our sport, but to name a few: Joe Fargis, Norman Dello Joio and the Millar family of Ian, Amy and Jonathon have been the most influential for me. QJ: My wife, Cayce Harrison. She is my most valued opinion when it comes down to making the right decisions for my horses. You must be logged in to post a comment.

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