Forty-six years of my life have been dedicated to thoroughbred riding, showing and more recently breeding. From a very young age, my uncle taught me to love horses.  I come from a family whose love of horses has touched many lives. My uncle, the late George Brunacini of Bona Terra Farms bred Flower Alley, the 2004 Travers Stakes winner, Saratoga Breeders cup winner and the 2005 Kentucky Derby contender. He also bred Ohio Valley Handicap winner Our Josephina,  grades stakes-placed Grey Beard, Golden Sylvia Handicap winner Callmeanicepick, and Stonerside Beaumont Stakes winner Victory U.S.A. who ran third in the 2003 Breeders' Cup Juvenile fillies. My uncle left me six superior mares and some beautiful foals to continue his legacy. 

For the past eleven years, I have been fortunate to own and operate my own training facility not far from my Uncle's breeding facility.  I have successfully retrained some of the greatest race horses.  Many of them are competing in Hunter/Jumpers, Eventing and Dressage and they are in the ribbons.  Every horse that is under our care and training, when placed with a new owner, leaves as a happy, well-balanced and willing partner.

Ms. Cathy Fox hails from Bermuda, and has experience riding with the Bermuda Equestrian Federation. The B.E.F. was formed in 1976 to enable local riders to compete for their country internationally and holds FEI recognized international dressage and show jumping competitions in Bermuda. While riding with the Bermuda Equestrian Federation, Ms. Fox had the opportunity to travel to Winnipeg in 1999 to compete in the Pan Am Games with Chris Taylor and Kevin Edward on Bermuda’s dressage team. As she is an Olympic hopeful for London 2012, Cavalli Stables is honored to allow Ms. Fox to use our facility to offer lessons and clinical instruction in dressage and jumping.