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Mary Shappee has worked with Morgans for over 30 years, holds an Animal Science degree from the University of Wisconsin, and has won her bronze medal in dressage and world championship titles in dressage. She teaches beside Shannon Braudway, who completed CHA training at West Texas A&M to become a certified instructor and has been […]
Beginners at Brent and Shannon Rooney’s Piedmont farm start on a $500 introductory month of eight hour-long lessons, split between horsemanship and riding; after that a 30-minute private lesson costs $50 on a client-owned horse or $60 on one from the programme, with fifteen minutes either side for horse care. Board at 5408 Edmond Road […]
Pine Ridge Equine Hospital in Glenpool combines a clinic building with ambulatory service, providing surgery, medicine and emergency cover at any hour. Its team includes three board-certified large-animal surgeons, Dr. Garrett Metcalf, Dr. Karyn Labbe and Dr. Molly O’Brien, all Diplomates of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons, along with Dr. Jonathan Pucket, a board-certified […]
Tulsa Equine Veterinary Services is an ambulatory practice run by Dr. Wade Spradley, who brings the clinic to the horse rather than operating from a fixed hospital. Dr. Spradley has completed advanced coursework through the International Society for Equine Locomotor Pathology, with a particular focus on ultrasound evaluation of lameness in performance horses. The truck […]
The Stables at IronHorse sits on 30 acres in Sperry, about ten minutes from downtown Tulsa off Highway 75, with a year-round riding arena shaded by a large elm-tree island at its centre. The hunter/jumper programme is led by trainer Meaghan Decoursey, who works with riders from first-time lesson students through competitors preparing for HJEO […]
Mock Brothers Saddlery has operated in Sand Springs since 1941, when brothers Albert, Archie and Claude Mock opened their first shop in the old stockyards off Charles Page Boulevard. The business passed to third-generation brothers Brett and Greg Mock, who remain active in ranching and rodeo circles, and a fourth generation, Brett’s sons Ethan and […]
American Therapeutic Riding Center was founded in Sand Springs in 2007 by Kenneth and Vicki Burkett and opened its doors the following year. Recognised as a PATH International Center Member, the nonprofit runs therapeutic horseback riding year-round for participants with physical, cognitive or emotional challenges, using the horse’s movement and temperament to build strength, confidence […]
Southern Agriculture is a family-owned feed and animal-supply chain founded in Tulsa in 1981, with stores across the metro area including Tulsa, Owasso and Broken Arrow. For horse owners the stores stock Purina lines such as Omolene, Equine Senior and Strategy alongside ration balancers and treats. Beyond feed, shelves carry tack and stable items including […]
Elevation Animal Chiropractic is run from a 73rd Street location in Tulsa by Dr. Heath Hermes, a veterinarian who now practises exclusively as a certified animal chiropractor after moving out of general veterinary medicine. The practice treats both dogs and horses, with equine work addressing lameness, arthritis, muscle atrophy and general stiffness. Care is framed […]
KJM Equestrian teaches English riding from a Butternut Avenue property in Broken Arrow, accepting students from age seven through adult, with lead-line instruction for younger beginners. Introductory half-hour private lessons lead into hour-long group lessons grouped by age and ability, priced at $55 a session and running year-round. Riders who progress far enough work with […]
Saddle Time runs an English-discipline lesson and boarding programme in Broken Arrow, teaching riders from beginner through advanced levels. The facility offers full-care boarding as a stand-alone service, along with horse leasing for students who want regular saddle time without ownership. A horse-show programme lets riders compete under the barn’s guidance, while younger children have […]
