Our Team
Board of Directors
REIN’s Board of Directors provides the leadership, oversight, and guidance that help move our mission forward. Together, they bring experience, perspective, and a shared commitment to the long-term welfare of the horses we serve.
Dr. Joy Baker, DVM
Board of Directors
Lynn Carnes
Board of Directors
Jane Barrett
Board of Directors
Eleanor Ellis
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Training | Development
REIN’s Training & Development team helps each horse build the skills, confidence, and trust needed for a successful future. Through thoughtful, individualized training, they prepare horses for responsible placement while helping reveal the potential each one has to become a capable and valued partner.
Lindsey DuChaine
Director of Training
Her business name speaks for itself, EnjoyEquine. After gaining experience in various disciplines and training environments, she realized and settled into her niche:
- Foundational Training/Starting
- The Love of the Horse Over the Sport
- Mustang Advocacy
- Developing Partnerships
Last but not least, Lindsey is a homeschool mama and coffee lover! She adores her Mustang, Link! Fun Facts About Lindsey
Liz Scoville
Trainer
Liz owned and operated her training and showing business, ESF LLC, for more than 30 years in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. After moving back to North Carolina to be closer to family, she began freelancing within the local equestrian community, where she met Joy and quickly connected with REIN’s mission.
Horses have played an important role throughout Liz’s life, and she has long wanted to find a meaningful way to give back to them. Through REIN, she is able to share her experience while helping provide horses in need with care, opportunity, and a second chance. Fun Facts About Liz
Julia Carpenter
Training Consultant & Clinician
Julia Carpenter is an equine seer, practitioner, clinician and the founder of The Two Step Way. The Two Step Way helps horse owners and caregivers learn how to be with their horses and how to really see them to promote connection, trust and health.
Julia is interested in helping animals, particularly horses, heal from trauma and has studied intently with that goal in mind. She has coined the phrase and teaches its deep meaning: “See the being.” She sees no problem horses, just problems horses and owners are having and their path back to harmony.
Hayley Johnson
Assitant handlet
Hayley’s journey with horses began when she inherited her great-grandfather’s mare following his passing. With very little previous horse experience, Hayley and her mare learned together, sparking a lasting interest in the equine world.
Hayley worked at several English and Western show barns. Those experiences gave her valuable hands-on exposure to horse care, barn operations, and a variety of equestrian disciplines.
Christina Fisher-Hensley
RIDER
Christina Fisher-Hensley is a seven-time USEF Horse of the Year Champion with extensive experience in hunters and jumpers, including International Hunter Derbies and Grand Prix competition.
She operates a training facility in Marshall, NC, where she specializes in developing young horses with an emphasis on trust and individualized training.
Christina shares REIN’s belief that every horse has value and purpose and enjoys helping give horses a second chance.
Equine Care & Welfare
The dream team responsible for the horses’ daily health, welfare, rehabilitation, and physical care.
Tryon Equine Hospital Team
Rutherford Equine Team
Raymer Equine Performance
Tyler Raymer
Tryon Equine Bodywork
Shell Brodnax
Maintenance & Facilities Management
Danny and Moe keep REIN running smoothly behind the scenes by caring for the property, maintaining the facilities, and tackling the everyday repairs and projects that keep the farm safe, functional, and welcoming. From fixing what breaks to keeping things clean, organized, and in good working order, their hands-on support makes a real difference for both the horses and the people who care for them.
Danny Painter
Chief “I Can Fix That” Officer
Moe Moore
Director of Hay, Hardware & Horse Shenanigans
Spokes Horse
Bali is the founding member and “spokes horse” of the REIN Rescue.
Bali arrived with the first herd of feral horses from the kill pen in Texas. He was a 3.5 year old feral stallion, but after a year of living at REIN Rescue, Bali has turned into a wonderful horse who loves attention and his mom, Joy.
Bali and Joy
Andalusian Gelding