Staff

Our Staff

Mary Lynn Foster

Owner & Instructor & Visionary

Mary Lynn has had a passion for horses since she was a little girl. As an adult she began taking lessons with her oldest daughter and this began what would become a family shared passion for horses. Freaky Styley “Georgia”, an American Saddlebred, joined the family and fulfilled Mary Lynn’s childhood dream of owning a horse. Over the years she has become more and more involved in the saddlebred horse world, continuing with lessons, horse shows, and becoming involved with several horse associations while supporting the family passion for saddlebreds and showing.

Mary Lynn Foster, Owner of Trinity Farm, American Saddlebred training operation and lesson program in Clayton, IN
Mary Lynn Foster, Owner of Trinity Farm, American Saddlebred training operation and lesson program in Clayton, IN

In 2005, Mary Lynn made the decision of a lifetime to fulfill an even larger childhood dream of owning a farm. Trinity Farm was born in August 2005 when the family made the big move. Mary Lynn is a registered nurse taking a step back from clinical work to support an aging parent and focus on the farm. Her other interests include reading and learning new things.

Morgan Huber

Assistant & Social Media Coordinator

Passionate about her love for the horse since a young age, Morgan was introduced to the Saddleseat industry when she was 12 years old taking lessons, working, and showing at a local barn. She stepped up into performance when she was 13, gaining experience in the Show Pleasure division. Morgan joined the Trinity Farm family as a show rider in 2021, and began working for the farm in 2022. Since being at Trinity Farm, she has found success in the Country Pleasure, 5-Gaited, and Driving divisions.

Morgan Huber Assistant of Trinity Farm, American Saddlebred training operation and lesson program in Clayton, IN

Upon her graduation in the Spring of 2024, Morgan has continued her education at the University of Kentucky in Lexington, pursuing a degree in Equine Science and Management with minors in Business and Agricultural Economics. While at the University of Kentucky, she is an active member of the Intercollegiate Saddleseat Team and spends her extra time at local barns, gaining experience and expanding her tool belt. After graduating, Morgan aims to remain in the Saddlebred industry, pursuing a role as a trainer and instructor.