3Rein was born out of necessity. We are a small group of animal loving individuals who believe that knowledge is priceless and opportunities should be accessible.
We began with a dream to provide educational opportunities to the equine community regardless of what discipline people are involved in. Now we are knee deep in creating that solution for all of our horse loving, knowledge seeking friends and colleagues.
3Rein was born out of necessity. We are a small group of animal loving individuals who believe that knowledge is priceless and opportunities should be accessible.
We began with a dream to provide educational opportunities to the equine community regardless of what discipline people are involved in. Now we are knee deep in creating that solution for all of our horse loving, knowledge seeking friends and colleagues.
Ali competed in international Hunter/Jumper events under the mentorship of renowned experts. She worked as a groom and managed top show barns on both the East and West Coasts before starting her own business in Northern California where she taught a select group of riders and followed her verve for riding and developing young horses. To accommodate a rapid expansion, she moved to Oregon and has been focused on building her riding business along with creating educational opportunities with 3Rein.
Ali competed in international Hunter/Jumper events under the mentorship of renowned experts. She worked as a groom and managed top show barns on both the East and West Coasts before starting her own business in Northern California where she taught a select group of riders and followed her verve for riding and developing young horses. To accommodate a rapid expansion, she moved to Oregon and has been focused on building her riding business along with creating educational opportunities with 3Rein.
Noah grew up in Northern California where he started riding at a young age for his mother’s training business. At the age of 7, he rode in his first Buck Brannaman clinic which sparked a life-long devotion to the art of fine horsemanship.He embraced Buck’s philosophy and continues to improve his skills by managing and operating his family’s ranch in Southern Oregon. He spends time each year on the road, working for Buck. Noah’s attention to detail combined with an understanding of the equine industry drive him to seek new solutions.
Katie grew up in Austin, Texas where she developed a love for the arts, the outdoors and animals. After graduating from The University of Texas with a degree in Studio Art, she embarked on a career in design. As a designer Katie has worked on a wide array of products which has added to her wide skill set in various disciplines including UI design, marketing, video/ animation and illustration. In her free time she can be found volunteering at her local wildlife rescue, pursuing new creative skills and hoarding house plants.
Noah grew up in Northern California where he started riding at a young age for his mother’s training business. At the age of 7, he rode in his first Buck Brannaman clinic which sparked a life-long devotion to the art of fine horsemanship.He embraced Buck’s philosophy and continues to improve his skills by managing and operating his family’s ranch in Southern Oregon. He spends time each year on the road, working for Buck. Noah’s attention to detail combined with an understanding of the equine industry drive him to seek new solutions.
Katie grew up in Austin, Texas where she developed a love for the arts, the outdoors and animals. After graduating from The University of Texas with a degree in Studio Art, she embarked on a career in design. As a designer Katie has worked on a wide array of products which has added to her wide skill set in various disciplines including UI design, marketing, video/ animation and illustration. In her free time she can be found volunteering at her local wildlife rescue, pursuing new creative skills and hoarding house plants.
For over 30 years, Buck Brannaman has been working with horses and their owners and today is one of the world’s leading practitioners of handling horses based on classical concepts from the California vaquero tradition; working with the horse's nature, using an understanding of how horses think and communicate to train the horse to accept humans and work confidently and responsively with them. One of his stated goals is to make the animal feel safe and secure around humans so that the horse and rider can achieve a true union. Buck travels most of the year doing horsemanship clinics in the United States, Europe and Australia & New Zealand. When not on the road, he lives with his wife Mary and their horses in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Melanie Smith Taylor became one of only two riders to ever win the Triple Crown of Show Jumping—the American Invitational, the International Jumping Derby, and the American Gold Cup—and the only person to win all three on the same horse. After winning the World Cup Final in 1982, she was named the US Olympic Committee Sportswoman of the Year and inducted into the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame. Two years later, she capped off her show-jumping career with a team gold medal in the Los Angeles Olympic Games. Today Melanie serves the horse world as a clinician, a television broadcaster for major events, including the Olympics and World Championships, and a recognized judge for hunter/jumpers and hunter seat equitation.
For over 30 years, Buck Brannaman has been working with horses and their owners and today is one of the world’s leading practitioners of handling horses based on classical concepts from the California vaquero tradition; working with the horse's nature, using an understanding of how horses think and communicate to train the horse to accept humans and work confidently and responsively with them. One of his stated goals is to make the animal feel safe and secure around humans so that the horse and rider can achieve a true union. Buck travels most of the year doing horsemanship clinics in the United States, Europe and Australia & New Zealand. When not on the road, he lives with his wife Mary and their horses in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Melanie Smith Taylor became one of only two riders to ever win the Triple Crown of Show Jumping—the American Invitational, the International Jumping Derby, and the American Gold Cup—and the only person to win all three on the same horse. After winning the World Cup Final in 1982, she was named the US Olympic Committee Sportswoman of the Year and inducted into the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame. Two years later, she capped off her show-jumping career with a team gold medal in the Los Angeles Olympic Games.
Today Melanie serves the horse world as a clinician, a television broadcaster for major events, including the Olympics and World Championships, and a recognized judge for hunter/jumpers and hunter seat equitation.
A few years ago our family decided to relocate to Southern Oregon and merge our businesses in pursuit of creating a space for horses and their humans to learn. Double Rafter C, LLC is a representation of the years of hard work and dedication to improving the horse industry. We’re lucky to call this amazing place home.
A few years ago our family decided to relocate to Southern Oregon and merge our businesses in pursuit of creating a space for horses and their humans to learn. Double Rafter C, LLC is a representation of the years of hard work and dedication to improving the horse industry. We’re lucky to call this amazing place home.