Monica Hunt
Monica relates well to her riders and has a special knack of pairing them up with the most suitable horse. Monica has brought many horse/rider combinations to the winners circle, including National Junior Hunter Finals, USHJA Hunter Derby’s, Hits Ocala, Saugerties, Vermont, Capital Challenge, New England Finals, MHC Finals as well as other local finals and numerous year end awards. Monica is a USEF ‘R’ recognized judge.
Pam Hunt
Cornerstone Farm is a family owned show stable in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Pam Hunt started the farm over 28 years ago and is the chairman of the USHJA for Zone 1. She has been a respected USEF recognized judge for 30 years and travels all over the country judging horse shows. Her students and horses have won many classes at most major horse shows on the East Coast including Madison Square Garden and Devon. Pam’s students have won many Zone Championships and been Circuit Champions at HITS Ocala and the Vermont Summer Festival.
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Megan Miller
Megan has a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education and a Masters in Education Leadership
She spent the first 25 years of her career working in education. Megan worked as a Developmental Specialist working with special needs children 0-3 and as an Executive Director of multiple child care faculty ranging from small to large programs.
In 2019 Megan was part of an implantation task force for the state agency EARLY Education and Care working to improve the quality level of competency for people working in early childhood programs.
In March of 2020, Megan made the difficult decision to change career paths. Monica Hunt gave her the opportunity to turn the lesson program around at Cornerstone Farm. “Cornerstone Farm is where I started riding when I was 11yrs old and for me an amazing opportunity.”
Since June 2020 Megan has significantly expanded the lesson and IEA programs while fostering a winning atmosphere.
“I am blessed and excited to see where this opportunity is going to take me individually and with the Cornerstone Team.”
