Pixshire: A Program with Purpose

Pixshire offers hunter, jumper, and equitation training for serious, focused riders in the Atlanta area. Led by Jack Flowers, the Pixshire methodology combines individual attention, consistent preparation, and clear goals to help horses and riders succeed in their competition and training objectives.

Jack’s vision for Pixshire has always been that it should be rooted in the same tradition and focus on excellence as the programs he grew up riding in. At a time when equestrian sport as an industry has become so rooted in the business side of the business, Jack has based the spirit of Pixshire in the heritage of the hunt-seat discipline and developed training programs that educate the rider for both the show ring and a lifetime of participation in equestrian sport.

Trainer Jack Flowers

Jack Flowers brings more than 25 years of professional experience to developing horses and riders in the hunter, jumper, and equitation rings. As the owner and trainer of Pixshire, he offers individualized training, riding instruction, a versatile competition schedule, and assistance with buying and selling horses. His approach combines classical horsemanship, effective equitation, and thoughtful preparation to build confident riders and lasting partnerships with their horses.

Throughout his career, Jack has coached riders from their first cross-rails to national finals. His students have qualified for and competed in GHJA Laura Tison Adult and J.D. Pounds Junior Medal Finals, USEF Pony Finals, and national equitation finals. Recent accomplishments include participation in the 2025 Jump Seat Medal Final at Capital Challenge and medal-winning performances at the 2026 Zone 4 Jumper Championships. Whether working with a developing rider or an experienced competitor, he emphasizes the education of the rider and appreciation for the limits and needs of the horse. Everything begins and ends with the horse.

Jack places an emphasis on creating a positive atmosphere for both horse and rider. He sees no benefit in creating more stress for either one.

Jack’s experience also extends from riding-school and farm management to service to the equestrian community at large. He served as president of the Georgia Hunter Jumper Association from 2015 to 2018 and has served on the USHJA Zone 4 Committee. He has also served on the city of Milton, Georgia’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and its 2025 Strategic Planning Committee. A USEF “r” judge in Hunters and Hunter/Jumping Seat Equitation, he has also twice judged Colombia’s national junior jumping seat medal finals, the Federacion Ecuestre de Colombia Campeonata Preinfantil y Infantil, in 2016 and 2017.

At Pixshire, Jack brings his experiences together in a personal, purposeful program tailored to each horse and rider. His goal is to develop the skills, confidence, and horsemanship that support success in the show ring and continued progress beyond it.