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Eight horses is the cap: six 12 by 12 matted stalls in the main barn and two more in a lower barn added in 2020, each barn with its own tack room. Roughly eight acres divide into five paddocks plus a large round pen used as a dry lot, and pastures are seeded annually and […]
Starter through Preliminary cross country courses are what this 100-plus acre property is known for, backed by a full stadium course, dressage rings, a galloping track, two ponds and a trail system. Tim Shaw is the contact. Stalls are self care with shavings provided and individual small paddock turnout morning or evening, assigned on arrival, […]
Training board here includes rides four to six days a week under Jessica Schultz, an advanced level and CCI3-L event rider whose stated focus is bringing young horses up the levels, restarting OTTBs and campaigning sale horses; lessons are also offered. The privately owned 52-acre property on Gray Mare Hollow Road has an eight-stall centre […]
Karen Jones completed the six-day instructor’s seminar taught by Sally Swift, founder of Centered Riding, in 1985, and holds the North American Horsemen’s Association Horsewoman of Distinction award, given for longevity, a consistent safety record and successful equine business operation. She started the farm in 1984 in southern Maryland and moved it to 1720 Wire […]
Deanna Pratt rode her first lesson at five, won the 2008 Local Hunter Classic at Marshal and Sterling Finals on Stay Gold and the 2012 WHVPHA Child/Adult 3′ Medal Finals on Sky, then took a B.S. in Equine Studies at Centenary University in 2015, concentrating in riding instruction and training the horse. After assistant-trainer work […]
Nearly 80 acres at 532 Glenwood Drive hold eight pastures, thirteen paddocks, an office building and a maintenance barn, with 40 to 60 horses on the property at any one time. The 501(c)(3), tax ID 20-5162723, dates from 2006 and reports more than 1,800 equines placed in adoptive homes since. It is accredited by the […]
Great Oak’s program began more than two decades ago as Specialized Therapeutic and Recreational Riding, or STAR Riding, and has carried the Great Oak name for the past five years, serving over 800 individuals in that time from a 40-acre farm at 1123 Edgefield Highway. Lessons cost $40, cannot be billed to insurance, and run […]
October 1998 opened with two horses and eight soon-to-be equestrian participants, in a programme that grew out of Jennifer Stoudemire’s final year of college — her mother Corky Dyer describes everything coming together at once. The two teach it together now from Lexington. Stoudemire is a PATH Intl. certified therapeutic riding instructor, a certified Special […]
Founded in Aiken in 1876 by John C. Hutson, this independent agency writes equine and farm business from 129 Park Ave SW. The horse-specific side quotes mortality and medical protection against unexpected injury, illness or death, liability cover for horse owners, and commercial equine liability aimed at boarding facilities, trainers, breeders and riding instructors, extending […]
Nearly fifteen years behind a lens, twelve of them on wedding days, brought Brittani Croft to portraits of families, high school seniors and equestrians, worked from a base in Columbia. She travels across South Carolina, Georgia and North Carolina; one recent equine session photographed Kate with her eventing mare Dashing Vixen and her dog Miki […]
