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Head trainer Allison Kerivan, a USEF “r” certified judge with A-circuit competition experience, runs the English program at this Gilbert farm across hunters, jumpers, eventing, dressage and equitation. Lessons are $65 with a school horse or $45 on your own, and lease packages run from $600 a month for two weekly rides up to $1,200 […]
Three horses carry the entire lesson program: Sir Lancelot, a Half-Arabian gelding with Multi-National and Scottsdale titles in Country Pleasure, Saddle Seat Equitation, Hunter Pleasure, Western Pleasure and Walk-Trot; Spartacus, a Half-Arabian pinto used for Hunt Seat; and GA Gwisz Jullyen, an Arabian gelding turning 19 who was unanimous champion in Region 7 hunter pleasure […]
Gary and Jennifer McDonald built this farm on Peak View Road in 1998, continuing the McDonald Arabians name from the family’s earlier Salt Lake City operation. Arabian Horse Times has named their halter program the number one breeder of halter futurity winners in consecutive years, and horses tied to the farm include U.S. National Champion […]
Semen collection and processing here operates under USDA center approval 16AZ002-EQS. The laboratory wing, built with the current facility in 2015, holds separate rooms for embryo transfer, semen freezing, embryo freezing and IVF. Kim Farmer handles the stallions and manages the breeding horses; Jack Farmer, who spent 15 years in the medical laboratory industry, works […]
Consignment has anchored this north Phoenix shop since 1983, with new retail added alongside it in 2016. The roughly 6,000-square-foot air-conditioned showroom sits in Suite 601 at 3143 E Greenway Rd, and staff handle listing, marketing and selling on a consignor’s behalf; hunt and trail saddles, saddle pads, bridles, headstalls, breast collars, breeches, riding shirts, […]
Hermann Oak Grade A leather and sterling silver are the only materials Blue Ribbon puts into its custom show saddles, each hand fitted and finished, then inspected. Vern and Rita Habighorst started the shop in 1973; their daughter Lisa Hamm and granddaughter Kaylee Hamm run it now at 15026 N Cave Creek Rd. The catalog […]
Senior horses are the entire caseload at this Cave Creek sanctuary, which calls itself the only facility in Maricopa County serving them exclusively; most arrive carrying a chronic medical condition that needs ongoing management. Jim Gath began the place as a boarding barn before converting it to a sanctuary, and the 501(c)(3) added Human to […]
Rescued horses at this Rio Verde nonprofit are assigned to one of three roles. Therapy horses work roughly four hours a week in riding and groundwork programs; sanctuary horses, typically 25 and older, stay permanently and are handled only from the ground; adoptable horses are the ones that do better with a single handler and […]
Since 4 June 2016 the equine arm of this Yavapai charity has worked out of 3731 N Rd 1 W in Chino Valley, described on its own page as an adoption-focused program for horses in need of rehabilitation. Intake carries a bar: a horse offered for surrender must be under 20 years of age and […]
Hunkapi grew out of an Arizona State University research program in the late 1990s and works ten acres at 12051 N 96th St, what remains of an original 40-acre ranch. Seventeen horses are in service, several of them pulled from Texas kill pens, including Blue Duck, Samson, Tessa and Angus, alongside Jimmy, a Dutch Warmblood […]
