Marion Wright moved from Austria to San Diego in 1997. From the day she started riding ponies, Marion had a special understanding of difficult horses. Unable to own a horse herself she was leasing many different horses, successfully competing in jumping shows. When she started working with her trainer Thomas Netrwal in Austria, she was invited to break and show German Riding Ponies for sale. One of her specialties had been difficult horses, from nervous wrecks to flighty mares. In her hands these horses would turn into relaxed, attentive athletes that were able to pursue a show career with their riders. After moving to California, Marion specialized in working with problem horses; in 1998 she started training and later working with Carol Peters of San Diego and brought a number of horses along for sale and show.

In 2006 she also started working with Martin Juarez, who is a renown trainer of Andalusian stallions, performing Doma Vaquera (spanish dressage) and high school. Martin Juarez has won several titles on the Andalusian Breed circuit and was named National Champion 2007 in Forth Worth, TX.

Following her calling Marion gives young or green horses of all breeds as well as amateur and youth riders the important basic training that creates a solid foundation on which horse and rider can build and later excel in the higher levels of any discipline.

After spending a year as resident Dressage trainer at River Valley Ranch in South San Diego, Marion has now moved her training business to the gorgeous Creek Hollow Ranch in Ramona, CA

Marion also offers to arrange purchasing trips for interested parties to Austria and Germany.