Aaron Janicki
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Aaron has had a passion for working with horses from a young age. He got his first horse, a Haflinger pony, at the age of 6, and has been riding ever since.
Aaron has started countless young horses and trained several horses through the FEI levels. He has a reputation for bringing out the best in even the most difficult horses.
In 2014, Aaron graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, and then worked as an engineer for two years before starting Janicki Dressage, with the aim of training horses to Grand Prix and providing the most outstanding horses for the North American market.
In 2016, Aaron had the opportunity to take a riding position in Germany, where he gained tremendous experience starting and developing many young stallions in addition to training older horses.
In 2017, Aaron made his Grand Prix debut with Constant, a horse he trained himself from Fourth Level.
In 2018 Aaron was selected with his rising star Heron onto the USEF developing rider program, designed to pipeline riders to represent the US team in Olympics and World Championships.
In 2021 Aaron and Heron spent the winter season training with Lars Peterson and competing in Florida at Intermediare II with wins and scores to 72.9%.
In May 2021 Aaron Debuted Heron at Grand Prix level and has since won many Grand Prix, Grand Prix Special, and Grand Prix Freestyle competitions.
Highlights includes scores over 72% in the Grand Prix from multiple judges.
In October of 2021 Heron and Aaron won the Grand Prix Special in their first CDI in Thermal CA.
In 2022 Heron and Aaron competed in many CDI's in Florida with high placings. They also become regional champions at Grand Prix and Grand Prix freestyle titles.
In 2023, Aaron debuted his rising star Jinicole M at Grand Prix level with win and a score of 73.3%.
In 2024 Aaron and Jinicole competed in several CDI's and national Grand Prix competitions with many wins and scores over 70%.
They went on to win the regional Grand Prix championships of region 6.
In 2025 Aaron and Jinicole won the region 6 Grand Prix and Freestyle Championships. Aaron also won the I1 championships and placed second with Lord Bretton Woods
Aaron is now focused on bringing many small tour horses to Grand Prix level and also on scaling up the Janicki Dressage breeding program.
Aaron has started countless young horses and trained several horses through the FEI levels. He has a reputation for bringing out the best in even the most difficult horses.
In 2014, Aaron graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, and then worked as an engineer for two years before starting Janicki Dressage, with the aim of training horses to Grand Prix and providing the most outstanding horses for the North American market.
In 2016, Aaron had the opportunity to take a riding position in Germany, where he gained tremendous experience starting and developing many young stallions in addition to training older horses.
In 2017, Aaron made his Grand Prix debut with Constant, a horse he trained himself from Fourth Level.
In 2018 Aaron was selected with his rising star Heron onto the USEF developing rider program, designed to pipeline riders to represent the US team in Olympics and World Championships.
In 2021 Aaron and Heron spent the winter season training with Lars Peterson and competing in Florida at Intermediare II with wins and scores to 72.9%.
In May 2021 Aaron Debuted Heron at Grand Prix level and has since won many Grand Prix, Grand Prix Special, and Grand Prix Freestyle competitions.
Highlights includes scores over 72% in the Grand Prix from multiple judges.
In October of 2021 Heron and Aaron won the Grand Prix Special in their first CDI in Thermal CA.
In 2022 Heron and Aaron competed in many CDI's in Florida with high placings. They also become regional champions at Grand Prix and Grand Prix freestyle titles.
In 2023, Aaron debuted his rising star Jinicole M at Grand Prix level with win and a score of 73.3%.
In 2024 Aaron and Jinicole competed in several CDI's and national Grand Prix competitions with many wins and scores over 70%.
They went on to win the regional Grand Prix championships of region 6.
In 2025 Aaron and Jinicole won the region 6 Grand Prix and Freestyle Championships. Aaron also won the I1 championships and placed second with Lord Bretton Woods
Aaron is now focused on bringing many small tour horses to Grand Prix level and also on scaling up the Janicki Dressage breeding program.
