Coachman's Legacy

Craig McCoskery -Owner/Manager

Craig is one of the owners of Coachman's Legacy as well as the operation manager.  In addition to running the carriage business, Craig is also a high school math teacher.  In his spare time he enjoys teaching competing in team roping competitions.

Julie McCoskery -Owner

Julie is the other owner of Coachman's Legacy.  She is in charge of taking care of the horses and making sure that they are looking their best for every event.  She has a Bachlors of Science Degree in Business and a minor in Animal Science for the University of New Hampshire.  She is currently working toward becoming and Licensed Practical Nurse at Quinsigamond Community College.  In her spare time she enjoys competing in gymkana and barrel racing competitions.

Doug Hall -Driver

Doug has recently completed his apprenticeship and is waiting to take the licensing exam for his Certificate of Competency to be a Horse-Drawn Carriage Operator with the Massachusetts Department of Public Safety.  Doug is an active member at the Westborough Evangelical Congregational Church, a member of the National Grange and the proud grandfather of 7 (soon to be 8).

Marth Dacier -Apprentice

Martha is a certified equine massage therapist and Dakota's best friend!  Although Martha has a horse of her own, she always finds time to visit Dakota to give him a nice rub down and a few pepermints.  Martha began riding Dakota and teaching him a little bit of Dressage.  Last year she took Dakota to a couple shows with the Blackstone Valley Dressage and Combined Training Association.  They were very successful for their first shows together in the Training Level Tests and are looking forward to some more great rides this year!

Steve Achorn - Apprentice

Steve is the owner of Achorn Acres, where Coachman's Legacy's horses live.  In addition to his daily responsibility of feeding and upkeep of the barn, he works as an assistant and apprentice.  Steve has been working with horses since his daughter Julie bought her first horse in 1998.  He enjoys trail riding and hanging out with his wife's mini "Sneakers".