a closer look at our farm
Since 1991, Faith Hill Farm has established itself as a community that welcomes everyone, from competitive riders and beginners. Ideally located in central Rhode Island, Pam and her professional team have provided impeccable care and service to their clients for over 27 years.
Team Faith Hill Farm regularly competes throughout the Northeast making appearances at Region 8 Dressage Championships, NAYC, Festival of Champions, local 3 phase, 4H and AEL/IEA Events.
Our Lesson program spans all skill levels and takes an integrated approach to skill planning and development. For more information on our program click:
Nayah, Charley, Odin and Liv out for a hack
meet our team
PAMELA MALOOF
Head Coach, Farm Owner
Pam Maloof is a bronze and silver USDF medalist. She has proudly coached several nationally awarded students and horses, including JR/Young riders who have competed successfully on the prestigious NAJYRC Region 8 Teams. Her students regularly compete at USEF Festival of Champions at Lamplight, including the FEI Pony and FEI Childrens National Championship divisions as well as USDF National Championships in Kentucky. She has sat on the standards and ethics committee, Region 8 for 10+ years. Pam graduated as a Balino Core Instructor and has attended The German Riding School.
She was the head coach of the URI IHSA Team and URI IDA, building it over 14 years and earning multiple Regional Team Championships and Reserve Championships.
As Faith Hill Farm's AEL head coach, she has sent many riders to the AEL National Championship Finals and was honored to earn the National AEL Team Reserve Championship in 2017.
She is a Certified EAGALA Equine Specialist, and the founded of the Faith Hill Farm Foundation in 2017 to bring healing to the RI's most vulnerable community.
D A W N
Dawn has been riding for over 40 years, and has a strong background in dressage. In 1996, Dawn and her daughters started riding with Pam, becoming educated and competent riders under her tutelage. Dawn has been growing and nurturing her own herd of horses – large and miniature – alongside her four children and a myriad of cats and dogs at her small farm in East Greenwich, for 20 years.
Dawn and her AMHA registered miniature horse, Grosshills Mini Pearl , “Pearl” have visited schools, nursing homes, participated in charitable events/ fundraisers, and performed home visits. They have even walked in a parade!
Several years ago, Dawn was drawn to the Eagala Model of equine therapy and its potential to bring peace, connection, and healing via horses, to those that might not otherwise have access to equine therapy. She soon became certified.
It is Dawn’s great joy to share the sense of peace that comes from sharing space with horses. The Eagala Model – which utilizes a team consisting of a mental health professional , an equine specialist and horses– truly allows for growth and healing and it is something Dawn is extremely passionate about.
T Y L A
Tyla started riding horses at the age of 7 and grew up with them in her backyard. She has been a member of pony camps, 4-H, and IEA teams. At the age of 13 she joined the Faith Hill Farm family and has been riding and showing with Pam ever since. Together they trained her formerly owned Morgan pony, Faithfully, to third level.
Tyla resides in West Greenwich RI with her corgi, Merlot, and her 3 cats, but you can usually find her at FHF snuggling with any of the many critters (especially Stu) or her horse Mojo!
K A T I E
Katie graduated from URI in 2008 where she competed with Pam as captain of the IHSA team.
Katie is a licensed life, accident and health producer at a boutique retiree healthcare focused firm in Newport, RI. In her spare time she enjoys assisting with the client relations and marketing sides of FHF and FHFF. She resides in Portsmouth, Rhode Island with her husband, daughter, son and two dogs, Lola & Jordan.
D O R O T H Y
Dorothy has been riding and training with Pam Maloof since 2012. Under Pam. she completed her USDF bronze medal and attended the Fourth Level USDF Regional Championships in September 2015 & again in 2016 riding First Level.
Dorothy also qualified for US Dressage Finals in 2019 in the Freestyle division. She is currently working toward obtaining her silver medal, and has a love for the sport of Dressage.
Dorothy has a background in eventing and working with young horses, but also enjoys assisting with teaching at Faith Hill Farm and helping riders reach their goals and full potential.
R A C H E L
Rachel has been riding and competing with Pam since 2014. She is a proud member of Faith Hill's AEL team, Summer Camp Program and heads the farm's 4H club. Although Rachel especially enjoys introducing adult beginners to the world of riding. As resident "barn mom" Rachel can be found corralling our many youth riders (including her own two girls and four legged mare, Tempest.)
Rachel holds her MFA in Theatre from DePaul University and an MA in English Literature from Oxford University. She is an Assistant Professor of Performance at the University of Rhode Island. Fun fact: Rachel has yet to meet a chestnut mare she doesn't like!
M A D D I E
Maddie has been riding with Pam since 2012 when she started in FHF summer camp which she has been helping with the program for the past two years. She is a student at Salve Regina University and rode on the SRU Equestrian Team during the 2020-21 season. She found her heart horse, Libby, through Pam and the two have been showing in the hunter jumper ring for the past 5 years.
Maddie enjoys hopping on any new pony that arrives at FHF and helping new riders set and achieve their goals.
Likes: chestnut mares, Harry Styles, schooling ponies, jumping anything and everything, pickles
J I L L
Jillian has been around horses and riding her entire life. She was an active member of 4-H growing upand has competed in jumpers and dressage. She received a BS in Equine Business Management fromJohnson & Wales University in 2008 and has been riding and teaching at Faith Hill Farm since 2021.
Jillian enjoys teaching beginners about the horse world and watching them grow as riders and gainconfidence in their abilities both on and off the horse.Jillian resides in North Kingstown with her husband, two sons, dog, and cat.
A M Y
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Amy grew up as a trail rider before beginning to train with Pam in 2017. She spends her time at FHF riding and competing her pony Brio, who lives at FHF North. Her long term goals are teaching Brio to jump and earning a USDF bronze medal.
Amy holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s in music from Rhode Island College. When not teaching, handling HR matters or riding at FHF, she teaches middle school music and private instrument lessons, and also performs with several Massachusetts music ensembles.