AMD Dressage

AMD Dressage Adelina Duenhoelter of AMD Dressage focuses on rider biomechanics and German dressage training styles

A good saddle should allow you to focus on the partnership, harmony, and the horse underneath you.That's why I am so exc...
09/14/2026

A good saddle should allow you to focus on the partnership, harmony, and the horse underneath you.

That's why I am so excited to announce that I am now proudly partnered with Arion Sellier 💙🤍

l've really enjoyed riding in Arion Sellier saddles and have been especially impressed by how beautifully they are designed and crafted. As a professional dressage rider who rides multiple horses with various builds and in different stages of their training, finding a saddle that works comfortably for both horse and rider is incredibly important to me.
I love the balance and feel Arion Saddles give me; allowing me to stay soft yet effective while maintaining a clear connection to the horse underneath me. Even when riding very different horses, the fit and feel have allowed me to stay centered and effective without compromising the horse's comfort.
Beautiful craftsmanship, thoughtful design, and most importantly, a saddle that lets me focus on the partnership with the horse.
Thank you so much to and to the wonderful for helping me become the best rider I can be! I am so thrilled to be a part of the team

08/06/2026

AMD Sporthorses is built on a foundation of classical horsemanship, thoughtful training, and a commitment to developing confident horses and riders.

With a background spanning multiple disciplines, Adelina began her equestrian career in eventing at age 12, competing for more than 6 years and successfully producing a horse to the 1* level. Throughout that time, she trained under respected eventing professionals in Washington and California before transitioning her focus to dressage.

Her dressage education includes training young horses in Germany at Stall Schockemöhle, as well as spending a season in Wellington, Florida, as a working student for two respected dressage professionals. There, she gained invaluable experience grooming at the highest levels of the sport while riding horses ranging from talented three-year-olds to accomplished Grand Prix dressage horses.

In addition to her dressage background, Adelina has worked as a hunter/jumper trainer in both Washington and Tennessee. While her primary focus is the development of young horses, she also has experience retraining Off-the-Track Thoroughbreds (OTTBs) for successful second careers across multiple disciplines. She also has several years of experience teaching beginner riders in both the hunter/jumpers and dressage disciplines.

Her training philosophy is rooted in the German dressage system, with a strong emphasis on correct biomechanics, classical fundamentals, and creating willing, confident equine partners. Although dressage is the cornerstone of the program, AMD Sporthorses also provides training for hunter/jumper and eventing horses and riders of all experience levels.

Every horse and rider receives an individualized program tailored to their unique goals and abilities. Through patient, positive, and stress-free training methods, AMD Sporthorses strives to build lasting partnerships while helping each combination reach its fullest potential.

AMD Sporthorses is currently accepting new students and training horses and will travel to your facility. Limited openings are also available in the consignment program, with flexible and affordable training options designed to meet a variety of goals.

For additional information or to inquire about availability, please send a private message.

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451 Halltown Road
Portland, TN

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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