When Taylor Flury’s mother, Janet, was growing up she always wanted horses, but her parents could not afford them, so she would work at the barn for lessons. She always told herself when she grew up, she would make enough money to have horses.  Janet’s daughter, Taylor Flury, was fortunate enough that her mother’s dreams came true, and the Flury family had a pony in their backyard from the time Taylor was born.  Taylor could ride before she could walk.  Taylor, her mother, and her sister Allison were responsible for all the barn chores, and that experience really formed a lifelong love of horses for their entire family.

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At age nine that the Flury family began showing on a local level, and did not really begin to compete on a national level until Taylor was thirteen.  AliBoo Farm is the Flury’s family owned facility where they specialize in developing young horses into top level performers. The Flury’s breed mares, stand stallions, and then develop the young prospects into show horses. 

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The Flury family is currently partnered with MDM Equestrian Group, LLC on USEF’s top ranked six-year-old young jumper, Calano Z.