Coriander Farm was established in 1992 when Katie and Megan Young first moved to Jacksonville.
For over 28 years Coriander has been the place for many young equestrian enthusiasts to get their start in our sport, with several students competing nationally and or continuing on to ride for their college teams.
Our goal has always been to provide an environment where riding is safe and children can grow in many ways in the process of becoming horsemen. We have been dedicated to providing the best and up to date curriculum for competing at the top horse shows and have successfully fostered an environment of camaraderie, team spirit and of welcoming new students and team members (adults are welcome too!).
Our goal has always been to provide an environment where riding is safe and children can grow in many ways in the process of becoming horsemen. We have been dedicated to providing the best and up to date curriculum for competing at the top horse shows and have successfully fostered an environment of camaraderie, team spirit and of welcoming new students and team members (adults are welcome too!).
Coriander has shown its appreciation to its community by donating lessons to many fundraisers, fostering rescue horses, dogs, cats, and providing lessons to foster children as well as monetary donations to a variety of its local charities.
At Coriander we welcome you to visit and learn about our programs.
Through re-investment of profits, recruitment of talented professionals and embarking on several joint venture schemes with leading global enterprises, Cassius today offers diverse services to overseas companies. Currently, the Group boasts a substantial turn over and its varied commercial activities have resulted in the Cassius’s recognition as a successful and dynamic regional corporation.
Katie Young has been actively involved in the horse business for over 45 years. After spending her childhood riding, she enrolled in the Horse Master School at Pacific Horse Center directed by Larry Langer in 1976.
Indy grew up in Las Vegas, Nevada where her passion for riding began at the age of 7. She rode all through her junior years and competed in many dressage and hunter jumper shows.
Nashea started riding when she was eight years old and lived next door to a Hunter/Jumper show facility. She started with lessons there and soon owned her first horse “The Sound of Music”.