Meet the Team

Registered Miniature Therapy Horse

Sir Camelot

Sir Camelot is a registered miniature therapy horse with a growing list of adventures under his belt. He has led Mobile Equine-Assisted Learning sessions through Cincinnati Public Schools with the Talbert House Passages for Young Women program, marched proudly in community parades, and brought joy to schools, group homes, festivals, yoga events, pony-snuggling sessions, trunk-or-treats, and more. Once a stallion and former 4-H show horse, Sir Camelot now shines as a gentle therapy partner whose spunky yet serene personality makes him a source of laughter, comfort, and connection. Sir Camelot began his therapy training at Seven Oaks Farm Miniature Therapy Horses, a nationally recognized organization dedicated to miniature-equine therapy work. With a calm, curious nature and gentle intuition, he now supports our Equine-Assisted Learning and outreach programs alongside certified facilitators through PATH Intl. (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International). He’s known for his quiet confidence, soft eyes, and uncanny ability to sense and mirror human emotion — helping guests slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with presence and heart. Whether he’s visiting a school, corporate retreat, or wellness event, Sir Camelot brings lightness, warmth, and genuine moments of peace wherever he goes. At home, he enjoys life with his human herd — Lillianna, Avion, Nathan, and Elias — children of Anthony and Kelsey. He jogs beside Anthony, plays games with the kids, and shares quiet conversations with Kelsey. With his best buddy Tadpole by his side, Sir Camelot enjoys pasture life, long van rides, and listening to classical music on the way to his visits.

Co-Founder

Anthony Reynolds

Driven by a passion for holistic growth, Anthony is committed to guiding others toward well-being, mindfulness, and self-discovery. With over a decade of experience as a State Tested Nurse Aide and more than eight years in healthcare staffing and management, he has dedicated his career to providing compassionate care and support. He earned his business degree from Cincinnati State in 2016. Anthony is a Certified Professional in Equine-Assisted Learning through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.), a globally recognized leader in equine-assisted services. His training allows him to facilitate meaningful sessions that help individuals of all ages build emotional regulation, strengthen communication, and deepen self-awareness while promoting self-care, personal growth, and emotional well-being. In addition to his PATH certification, Anthony is furthering his expertise through the 50-hour Mini-Therapy Horse Master Handler program at Seven Oaks Farm. This specialized training enhances his ability to partner with Sir Camelot, our registered mini therapy horse. Together, they provide visits and programs in nursing homes, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, schools, and other community organizations. As a father of four, Anthony is devoted to fostering environments where people of all ages can connect with their authentic selves, embrace self-care, and cultivate emotional well-being. He is passionate about nurturing these values in both his personal and professional life, helping others grow with confidence and compassion.

Co- Founder

Kelsey Soult

Kelsey Soult brings extensive experience and passion to her work with horses and children. She served as a farmhand, gaining valuable expertise in dressage and cross-country disciplines, and earned her credentials in Equine Science and Management from Diamond Oaks Technical Community School, where she also served as vice president of the FFA chapter. While at Diamond Oaks, she trained in both Western and English riding, giving her a well-rounded foundation in horsemanship. Kelsey is a Certified Professional in Equine-Assisted Learning through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.), a globally recognized leader in equine-assisted services. Her certification equips her to facilitate sessions that help individuals and families build emotional regulation, mindfulness, confidence, and self-awareness through meaningful interaction with horses. In addition to her PATH certification, Kelsey is furthering his expertise through the 50-hour Mini-Therapy Horse Master Handler program at Seven Oaks Farm. This specialized training enhances his ability to partner with Sir Camelot, our registered mini therapy horse. Together, they provide visits and programs in nursing homes, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, schools, and other community organizations. As a mother of four, Kelsey is dedicated to creating spaces where people of all ages can nurture self-care, discover resilience, and form authentic connections. She believes that the relationship between humans and horses has the power to inspire growth, confidence, and compassion in everyday life.