ABOUT US

John and Jen Torbert have been involved with horses for over 30 years. As a child, Jen grew up taking english riding lessons and bought her first horse at age 12. She went on to compete in local shows with both of her horses until she left for college. Jen continues to ride today for pleasure. She still takes english and western riding lessons on her horse, Chewy. John grew up on farms with horses his entire life. He rode western for fun, but his passion is agriculture. John has been farming for most of his life and continues to farm today. He grows hay and runs a small home grown produce stand with his son John Jr. John and Jen opened their first boarding business in the 80’s starting with only six stalls. It was very successful, however, they decided to take a break from the horses to pursue other career paths. They opened Cambria Stables in 2001 and involved their daughter Erin. They expanded to offer training, lessons, and summer camp.

Erin is John and Jens eldest daughter. She is an accomplished rider with over twenty years of riding experience. She has successfully shown in local and rated hunter and jumper shows and participated in 4-H, AHS, IHSA, and USEF recognized shows. She was an active member of the Bucks County Intercollegiate english and western riding team in college.

Erin continues to further her knowledge of riding to this day. She takes lessons with some of the top trainers in the industry, and competes in schooling and rated shows. She also trains green and young horses for clients and sale. Erin has been running Cambria Stables’s riding program for over seven years. Her students successfully compete in the local, AHS and 4-H circuit taking home numerous awards. Many area also a part of Cambria’s drill team, putting on performances every year at the farm.

Catherine or Cat is the Torbert’s second daughter. She too has been riding and taking lessons since childhood. She also has numerous years of experience driving miniature horses. She has successfully competed in many driving competitions.

Cat tries to stay involved with the barn even while being away at college. She is one of the head camp counselors at the summer camp, and helps Erin teach some of the beginner lessons. She owns her own horse named Sadie, and competes on her college equestrian team. She is pursuing a degree in the music industry.