Winley Farm · Millbrook, NY
An Estate Built
Where Fundamentals Meet Excellence
“At Haven Heritage Equestrian, every partnership begins with purpose — grounded in trust, thoughtful training, and a commitment to elevating both horse and rider to their fullest potential.”
— Danielle Sagliano, Founder & Head Trainer
Danielle Sagliano has been part of the hunter/jumper world her entire life. She grew up riding in Dutchess County, competing up and down the East Coast circuit — earning individual show championships…
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At Winley Farm, Haven Heritage operates with a simple belief: that exceptional training requires exceptional conditions. Our full training program pairs Danielle’s hands-on instruction with world-class facilities and complete horse management — all under one roof, at one of the finest sport horse properties in the Hudson Valley.
Every horse is different. Every rider is different. Danielle works with each partnership on its own terms — building a structured program around the horse’s stage of development and the rider’s competitive ambitions, from foundational flatwork through the show ring.
A horse can only perform at its best when it’s managed at its best. Full board at Haven Heritage means premium nutrition, daily turnout, meticulous stall care, and complete coordination of all veterinary and farrier needs — every detail managed by a team that takes it personally.
Show prep, schooling rounds, and ringside coaching. We compete throughout the Northeast — from respected local shows to A-circuit competitions.
Official Sales & Leasing Partner
Haven Heritage is a proud partner and host to Hudson Valley Sport Horses, specializing in the sale and lease of hunters, equitation horses, and jumpers.
Looking to buy, lease, or invest in a horse? Let’s talk.
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155 acres — from the saddle.
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Haven Heritage is a selective program. We prefer to start a conversation before extending an invitation. Whether you’re considering full training board, a lease, or simply want to visit the farm — reach out.