Ned Glynn rode as a junior rider with Gry and Duncan McFarlane. After graduating from UC Davis where he coached the equestrian team, he traveled east and rode with Candice King. As a junior he placed in the top four in the following medal finals: USET Talent Search, NorCal, WCE, and CPHA as well as winning the F. B. Hart Good Hands and Seat Finals two years in a row. He has ridden to wins in both Jimmy Williams Futures classes and National Standard Grand Prixs. He worked with Linda Allen as an assistant course designer at the Atlanta Olympics and the World Cup Finals in Sweden. Recently Ned's students and horses have won championships, classics, and medal finals in all rings. Highlights include helping to train and coach the top two finishers in the 2010 Pickwick medal finals as well as winners at this years Spruce Meadows Skyliner Tournament. Trained the winner of the 2010 Norcal Junior Medal. 2010 was also a special year for Ned as two students who started riding at SVS in the short stirrup division competed and placed in their first national standard grand prix. In 2011, Ned trained the mid-circuit champion thermal Low Junior jumpers, as well as was chef d'equipe of the norcal 1.40 team in spruce meadows. Madison Bradshaw who has ridden with SVS since she was a short stirrup rider qualified and will compete in the NAYRC Young Riders in Kentucky for Zone 10. Ned is also an elected member of the Zone 10 USEF jumper committee.