Riding and training horses for 30 years, Jean is
accomplished in both English and western disciplines, as well as, competitive trail and endurance. Jean has been a horse enthusiast since age 5 when she first
started riding. At age 7, her family moved to Wichita Falls, Texas from a farm and left her horseless. She
spent her youth seeking out horses where ever she
could find them. At the age of 17, she saved enough
money to buy a pony and cart. The horse trader that
sold her the pony recognized her passion, and
enlisted her to prepare and ride horses for sale. She
bought a 2 year old filly at one of these sales and
started riding in playdays (Western speed events).
Since then, she has been envolved with various
equestrian activities including reining, western
pleasure, hunter/jumpers, competitive trail,
endurance, dressage and therapeutic riding.
In 1990, the manufacturing plant where she had worked for 17 years shut down and she decided to make her avocation into a business. In order to learn more about horses and particularly therapeutic riding, she started college at age of 40. She attended Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls to get core curricullum and take some classes in education. In 1992, she transfered to Texas A & M, where she graduated Cum Laude in May of 1994 with a degree in Animal Science.
Jean is a North American Riding for the Handicapped Association certified therapeutic riding instructor and a North American Trail Riding Conference horsemanship judge. In 1994, after graduating from TAMU, Jean married Charles DeArmond and moved to his farm in Lawton, OK, where they established Critter Creek Farm. Jean started The Critter Creek Therapeutic Riding Program in the Fall of 1996. | ,

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