Angie Golley is the owner/operator of Extreme Stables and head trainer. Angie is a graduate of the Olds College Equine Science Program and upon graduation, worked at the Beckwith Veterinary Clinic and Dressage Center for five years. During that time, she was instructed by Betty Seidel (nee:Briggs) and also had the opportunity of spending five weeks of riding and training in Hoya, Germany with Hans Heinrich Meyer zu Strohen. Angie spent 4 months in 2006/2007 working and riding with Tom Dvorak, member of the 2007 Canadian Team at the Pan American Games.

Angie has started numerous young horses and has a wonderful reputation of dealing with difficult horses, both young and old. She competes on the recognized dressage circuit showing horses she owns and ones she is training.

Jamie Hoffman is joining her sister, Angie Golley, as a riding instructor at Extreme Stables. Her specialty is working with young riders with little or no experience, teaching them the basics of horsemanship and focusing on the importance of safety at all times. She loves to encourage and facilitate the special bonds that occur between horse and rider to form lifelong respect, friendship and recreation from their equine friend.

Jamie has been riding since the age of 7 and loved to compete in English, western and jumping throughout Alberta. She is currently learning the world of dressage on her new mount Smokie. For the past 11 years she has been coaching beginner riders at her home and was the Level 1-3 coach for the Silver Valley 4-H Riders for eight years. She is currently working on her Level One Coaching Certificate.

Jamie is married to Terry Hoffman and they have two girls, Mikayla age 4 and Mackenzie age 2. Jamie also works part time at the Centennial Center for Brain Injury and Mental Health as a Recreation Therapy Aide. Currently she is busy preparing the opening of Extreme Tack to be located at Extreme Stables.