Meet Our Instructors

Anna grew up here in the Atlanta area. She started working with horses in the fall of 2011 where she realized this was her true passion. Anna purchased her first horse, Jessie, the summer of 2014. After starting to teach lessons she decided to attend Meredith Manor International Equestrian Centre in Waverly, WV. Anna Graduated May of 2018 with her certifications in training and equine massage therapy. She moved back to the Atlanta area and started her dream career working in the horse industry. In December 2020 Anna became apart of our staff team and has grown to become our barn manager, not only teaching lessons and watching her student flourish, but helping out with all aspects of the farm.

New London Farm is honored to be the place that Ms. Arden and her horses "Little Bit" and Whiskey call home. Arden is full of energy and charm. She is surely to bring a smile to your face while teaching you what she loves most, being with and riding horses. Arden has been riding horses for 12 years and is a graduate of Meredith Manor equestrian collage. Arden teaches beginner to advanced western riding at New London.

New London is thrilled to welcome Lauren to our team. Lauren has 20+ years experience teaching horses and riders of all ages in hunters, jumpers, and dressage. She brings fun and experience to the arena while teaching English lessons to riders of all ages and skill levels.

Lynwood has lived by the mantra "eat, sleep, ride" since she was 5 years old. Growing up in Virginia and then moving to Arizona as a tween, she has a hunter jumper foundation but has experience in western, dressage, and trail riding. She got her first horse at age 15 and has owned several horses since then, assisting in barn management and teaching riding lessons to help pay board. Lynwood attended an equine high school in Phoenix, AZ and then earned her degree in Agriculture Communications at the University of Arizona in 2014. Her passion is teaching others the wonders of horses, not just how to ride but also the ins and outs of caring for and owning horses. Venturing east to Georgia in summer of 2024, Lynwood found her way to New London Farm in an attempt to quench her thirst for the equine soul. Lynwood quickly found herself at home here, resigned from her day job, and joined the team in October 2024. When Lynwood is not at the barn, you will find her with coffee in one hand, her son in the other, and a batch of cookies in the oven.