Oz Incorporated

Jeff is a native Oregonian but was raised in Calgary, Canada. He rode in the very first event ever held at Spruce Meadows. After he finished school, Jeff worked as a rider and coach for six years at the famous Millarbrooke Farm home of Captain Canada - Ian Millar. Jeff was a professional rider Paul Valliere, Acres Wild Farm and enjoyed showing on the east coast. In 1990, Jeff returned to the Portland area, settling in Canby. Jeff has been a horseman his whole life. He is a regular competitor in the Grand Prix ring and enjoys teaching students of all levels. Jeff sits on the USEF National Jumper Committee, is the USHJA Zone IX Jumper Chairman and sits on the USHJA Jumper Zone Council, and the USHJA Rider & Trainer Committee. Jeff is a past winner of the NW Professional World Champion Hunter Rider title. He has numerous Grand Prix victories, jumped two clean rounds at the 2004 Olympic Trials and has won the OHJA Open Jumper Champion title ten times.

Shelley was born and raised in Calgary, Canada. After graduating from the University of Calgary, she worked riding and teaching at Centre Equestre de la Houssaye in Bonniere, France. For the next two years, Shelley was a trainer at Paul Valliere Acres Wild Farm and toured the east coast. In 1990, she joined Jeff in the Portland area. Shelley is involved in various facets of the horse industry. She sits on the USHJA Board of Directors and serves as, Chairman of the USHJA Trainer Certification Program, and sits on the Zone IX Hunter Committee. In addition, Shelley is the NAYRC Zone Coordinator, USEF Prix de States Zone Coordinator, USEF Zone IX Pony Jumper Coordinator, is a member of USHJA Equitation Task Force, the USHJA Hunter Re-Structure Committee, the USHJA Open Hunter Task Force and the USHJA Zone IX Jumper Committee NAYRC liason. Shelley, a past President of the North West Horse Council, is an advocate, on a national scale, of Zone 9 and other smaller regions. Shelley and Yvette LaMar run Horse Show express a horse show software company that sells a program for ease in entering horse shows. Shelley also manages premiere horse shows in the Portland area. She enjoys teaching students of all levels with an emphasis on the hunters and equitation. Shelley was the 2008 NW Professional World Champion Hunter Rider.

Tara is a native of Bend, Oregon. Tara rode with Shelley and Jeff Campf as a junior and had a lot of success in the hunters and equitation. She competed in the USEF Medal Finals in Harrisburg in 1999, 2000, and 2001, placing third in the Equitation Schooling in 2000. She competed in the ASPCA Maclay finals and the USET finals in 2000 and 2001, earning the USET Silver medal for winning 10 USET classes. In 2001 she completed her junior career by winning the Maclay Regionals, the Zone IX USEF Medal finals, the Zone IX Junior Hunter finals, the OHJA year-end Equitation on the Flat and Over Fences awards, placing second in the OHJA JR/SR Medal finals, and placing fourth in the World Flat Equitation Championship at the Capital Challenge. Tara attended, on full scholarship, the University of South Carolina and graduated with a degree in Marketing and Sports Management. While at school she rode on the varsity equestrian team. In 2004 she won the Cacchione Cup at the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association National Championships. Past winners include Beezie Madden and Peter Wylde. In 2005 and 2006 Tara went on to help her team win two more national championships at the NCAA Finals. Tara was captain of her team and MVP in 2004, 2005, and 2006. She was also president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee in 2006. Prior to working at Oz, Tara worked for Tom Wright and All Seasons Farm and was given the opportunity to go to shows such as, Wellington, Devon, Southampton, Lake Placid, Upperville, and several shows in France.