The 10th year of Dreamcatcher Meadows — the award-winning dressage centre in the Pemberton Valley — has been a year of incredible highs and lows for co-owner Jill Giese.

Originally published in Horse Sport Magazine, Susan Stafford-Pooley tells the world about one of Canada’s best kept secrets- Dreamcatcher Meadows.

Pemberton stable named USDF Breeder of the Year for third consecutive time.

Learn about the intimate history and superior horses at Dreamcatcher Meadows in the Nov 2015 Gatepost article “Behind Barn Doors at Dreamcatcher Meadows”. From training with Carl Hester to having “triplet” embryo transfer foals, this one of a kind farm will take your breath away.

Dreamcatcher Meadows qualifies for regional finals after wild weekend of competition.

Kids age 12 to 17 are invited to spend the summer learning about horse care at the award-winning venue.

Six Hanoverian horses bred and trained at Dreamcatcher Meadows in Pemberton have qualified for the 2013 United States Dressage Federation Breeder Classic Regional Championships, their best showing ever as a team.

In 10 years, these Hanoverian horse-farm owners have gone from start-up to top of the class. An article written by Cathryn Atkinson and originally published in Pique Magazine.

Windfall, winner of 23 grand prix, has sired over 60 foals.

Foal earns Hanoverian designation, RCMP shows interest in sire

The story of how Jill Giese and John Dingle licenced their Hanoverian Stallion Dreammaster DMV by a performance career.

Dreamcatcher Meadows of Pemberton's classy Hanoverian mare, Ballerina DMV, is currently the top dressage horse in the United States in her age group after a big win at Whidbey Island, Washington.

This true account published in Warmbloods Today tells of how Equimat horse stall mats save horse with laminitis. In 2011, Grand Prix champion Dreamcatcher Elite, was diagnosed with a laminitis lameness so severe that insurance authorized euthanasia.

Dreamcatcher Meadows producing horses with top bloodlines