Eugenia “Bean” Adams is a professional Intermediate/2* Three-Day Event rider and Bronze Medal dressage rider who specializes in training, competing, coaching, and starting young horses. Raised in a family of horse enthusiasts, Bean developed a passion for riding early on and began eventing in 2014.

Her professional career began in Fayetteville, Arkansas, where she built a successful riding program for children and adult amateurs centered on safe, fun, and confidence-building fundamentals.

In 2022, Bean relocated to Ocala, Florida, to further her education and training with Karen O’Connor, as well as Anna Marie and Barend Heilbron at Island Farm.

The following year, Bean and her husband, Scott, moved to Western North Carolina to establish Wren Song Equestrian, nestled in the rolling hills near the Blue Ridge Parkway outside Asheville. In the summer of 2025, Bean continued to expand her program and competitive career by beginning training with upper-level event rider and trainer Sydney Elliott, known for her successful international competition career and thoughtful, horse-centered approach to developing confident, competitive partnerships.

Wren Song Equestrian regularly competes at recognized and schooling shows throughout Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Florida, Maryland, and Virginia.

Bean is passionate about helping both horses and riders of all ages grow in confidence and skill through a positive, supportive approach to training. Whether you’re new to riding or looking to further your competitive goals, Wren Song Equestrian offers an encouraging environment built on hard work, dedication, and a genuine love for the sport.