Trisha Bowman
Owner, Vaulting Coach, Riding Instructor, Manager, Camp Director
Trisha began her career as a riding instructor in 2000 when she established Muddy Creek Meadows as a riding stable. She was born and raised in York County and spent most of her life right here in Muddy Creek Forks.
Horses have always been a family passion. She began riding with her parents before she could even walk. In her early riding years, she rode western, trail riding mostly with her parents throughout the area. During her teenage years she began to pursue English riding and jumping. In 2011, she discovered the fascinating sport of equestrian vaulting.
Today Trisha specializes in jumpers, gaming, recreational riding and Equestrian vaulting. She occupies many roles at Muddy Creek Meadows, including; coach, riding instructor, barn manager, camp director and activities director.
Trisha spends her spare time riding the trails and camping with family and friends. She resides in Airville with her husband, Drew, and her son, Jack.
She is a graduate of York College of Pennsylvania, with a Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations, and a minor in Mass Communications and Marketing. She also has her level II American Riding Instructor Certification in Recreational Riding. She is a member of the USEF and EVUSA.
Steve Krick
Owner
Steve and his wife Dolores purchased Muddy Creek Meadows in 1998. At that time, it was an old dairy farm. He then remodeled and added buildings to make way for the horses.
Steve is a retired contractor, operating his own business S.J. Krick for 35 years before he retired. Today, he continues to work on the farm maintaining the horse facility and working in the fields. He manages the farms crops, farming over 300 acres of small grains.
Steve grew up around horses all his life and continues that tradition. Horses have become a family pass time; as Steve continues to spend time with his family trail riding throughout the Eastern states.
Dolores Krick
Owner
Dolores and her husband, Steve, purchased Muddy Creek Meadows in 1998. Dolores occupies many roles in the operation of the farm, including book keeping, general office duties and helping on the farm.
Dolores grew up riding and her love of horses grew from there. She spends her spare time trail riding and camping with her family. She truly enjoys having the horse facility and farm.
Tim Krick
Trainer
Tim began riding at the age of three months, and very quickly became an accomplished rider. His riding experience and knowledge continued to grow throughout his career. He specializes in western recreational riding, including gaited horses.
Tim works full time as a chimney sweep, operating his business Topside Chimney Sweep on the Eastern Shore. Though, when his schedule allows he enjoys coming home to help out on the farm.
Drew Bowman
Farmer
Drew began riding as a child and also had helped his neighbor farm during his teenage years. However, his interest in horses, riding and farming dramatically grew when he became friends with the family during his high school years.
Now, he owns and operates the farms Chicken Layer Division, which consists of two chicken houses, housing 60,000 laying hens. He also continues to work on the farm helping with the horse facility and the crop production. He resides in Airville with his wife Trisha, and his son Jack.
Savannah Six
Riding Instructor, Vaulting Coach, Camp Counselor
Savannah began riding at the age of 6 years old when she came to Muddy Creek Meadows’ Summer camps. She was then hooked and her love of riding and horses grew from there.
She spend her years riding both English and Western, competing in Gaming and Jumpers. She continues to compete to this day whenever she can, on her horse Theodore.
Savannah also coaches and lunges for Muddy Creek Vaulters. In 2011, when the team began, Savannah was one of the first vaulters on the team. She progressed through the levels, and then decided to turn her focus on riding. However, she always stayed involved with the team through coaching and lunging.
Hannah Uzat
Vaulting Coach
Hannah started riding at Muddy Creek Meadows in 2017, and quickly advanced through the levels in both her riding and vaulting. She rode English and Western, evening doing some competing in gaming and jumpers.
Hannah joined the vaulting team shortly after she began riding at the farm too. Vaulting quickly became her favorite and she competed individually through Bronze and on C team. She retired from vaulting in 2024 to focus on her education as she finishes her Bachelors degree, in Elementary Education, at Millersville University. However, Hannah still loves the sport and continues to coach vaulting. In her spare time she still enjoys riding too, and likes to go trail riding.
McKenna Morris
Vaulting Coach, Camp Counselor
McKenna began riding at Muddy Creek Meadows when she was only 8 years old. She started western and then found her love in English riding, which she then stuck with. Her favorite horse to ride is Fickle, as they have become great partners over the years. While her schedule doesn’t allow much riding these days, she is always up for a trail ride whenever she gets the chance.
McKenna was one of Muddy Creek Vaulters first vaulters. She started when the club started in 2011, and continued vaulting through middle school. She then came out of retirement to join C squad in 2022, as they headed to nationals for the first time. The squad had a great year and came home with Reserve Champion.
McKenna is now a graduate of Millersville University, with her bachelors degree in Early Childhood Education. She a 3rd grade teacher in the Red Lion School District. She also stays busy at Muddy Creek Meadows coaching vaulting.
