Adara got her start in horses at the age of three. She realized three-day eventing was her passion while watching the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Growing up, she showed her ponies, River and Dusty in the local hunter shows until she switched to eventing as a teen. Self taught for nearly four years, Adara was able to secure several top 3 placings in USEA Area II shows, a 5th place finish at USPC East Coast Championships, top 8 finish at the USEA Area II Championships, and an American Eventing Championships completion.

Adara got her foundation in teaching and instruction through 4-H and pony club programs. As an older member, she channeled her passion for horse care into teaching younger members the basics both in and out of the saddle. In high school and college, Adara was able to utilize the skills she had learned as an older member of these programs and began giving riding lessons part time at her family farm. She quickly became known for her positive, patient, and humor filled approach to coaching, while maintaining high expectations of her students. Since she has graduated from Randolph College, Bolingbrook has blossomed into a full time lesson, boarding, and competition barn.

Adara is currently bringing her off the track Thoroughbred, Bones up the levels of eventing. Adara and Bones train with Paul Ebersole of Champagne Wishes Farm in Loudan County, VA. Paul is an ICP Level III instructor who has coached riders up to the Olympic (5*****) level of three-day eventing.