We’re a show jumping barn located at Stone Farms. We offer full care boarding, lessons, training, horsemanship training, etc. We have a beautiful facility.
Message to schedule a tour today.
YALL…this stuff is AMAZING!! It took my guy from jumping 2’6”/2’9” comfortably to 3’6” confidently!! Of course Mya rode & condition him properly BUT this incredible collagen has helped him step up without the joint injections & without additional joint supplements!! He recovers better after workouts & after long show weekends!!
Another beautiful God painting in the sky!! 😍😍
Another successful trip to pick up my custom feed made by one of the greatest!! I am so very excited to try the new feed that I just picked up from Horseman Delight Custom feed in Folsom!!
🐎custom made
🐎no preservatives
🐎no by-products
🐎made fresh regularly
🐎very knowledgeable owner/operator
🐎 locally owned, and family operated 
Wanna know more? Message me and I will get you connected!! 
Ya’ll know I LOVE my clean, bioidentical medical grade liquid collagen. But did you know we have a formula for your pets, too?! So excited to announce my partnership with the #1 Equine Collagen in the marketplace. As a horse owner, I saw a lot of collagen problems with my horse, Deuce.
🐎limitations on his capabilities
🐎brittle, soft hooves
🐎dull, thin coat
🐎poor digestive issues
🐎lack of recovery leading to unusual soreness
🐎skin issues
🐎injuries that don’t heal well
🐎injections that don’t last long
What makes me even more excited is the fact that this collagen also has Hyaluronic Acid in it to help lubricate joints and give all of our furry friends more flexibility with their movement and jump.
Deuce LOVES the taste, too! 😍
If you’re interested in trying this product with me, I have a bunch of extra coupon codes to share along with some mega savings for Black Friday! Drop a comment below and I’ll send one over! 🐴🥂✨
ISO - trainer that does the 1st rides on young horses!! We’re looking for trainer to teach him not break him!!
I have a guy in my barn that has a young racing QH that he’s prefer not to send to a trainer in TX to get him going under saddle. He needs a good handle on him before he starts his racing career!!
We figure get a good handle now before racing to help him be more successful in racing & even more successful when he retires!!
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Words from Maddies Brown - no I don’t know her but I loved what she had to say!!
“One of my biggest frustrations in this industry is the lack of understanding and consideration for the role that lesson horses play. So often, I see riders complaining about lesson horses for a huge variety of reasons: for their perceived lack of quality or value, for having to ride one they don’t like, for not getting to ride the one they do like, for their trainer not having enough lesson horses, or for the lesson horses not being available at their convenience when their personal horse is out of commission. I’ve dealt with all of the above and I know I’ll continue to do so, but I think it’s important that people understand the reality of lesson horses, and that’s that they aren’t here for your kid to ride forever and climb the levels with your one or two lesson a week commitment. They’re here to get you started, safely and productively, while you decide just how far you want to take this.
Lesson horses are incredibly special creatures. They have to be easily caught by beginners who don’t know how to properly approach a prey animal. They have to stand like statues on the crossties while tiny kids take the better part of an hour to get them clean. They have to hold their head still while beginners jam the bit into their teeth for the fiftieth time in a row to put the bridle on. They have to stand still at the mounting block while someone stands for too long with all their weight in the left stirrup and then slams down on their back with no consideration for their comfort. They tolerantly teach riders who are unbalanced, uncoordinated, and unclear, who catch their mouths and bounce on their backs and kick at their sides, and every single time, they are expected to just come again without so much as a swish of their tail or pinning of their ears. And any time one of these horses has a moment where they act like a regular horse or force the rider to really ride, they’re labeled annoying or rude or bad or lazy or whatever.
Lesson horses are not intended to take you up the levels and jump big jumps and win all the classes. If these horses were this beginner-friendly and this tolerant AND the hack winner with an auto lead change, you couldn’t afford them! That’s not to say these horses can’t be winners if you ride them well and pull your weight, but their ability to win in the show ring is not where their real value lies. Lesson horses exist to bring new riders into the sport. To teach them the ropes and get them started, lay a foundation and prepare them to make a bigger commitment to the sport by leasing or purchasing the next step horse. Lesson horses are not responsible for chasing your Olympic dreams for you. They’re responsible for getting them started in the first place. For riders to act like a lesson horse isn’t valuable because he isn’t the winner in any company is ignorant and unfair.
Every horse you ride has something to teach you. Whether it’s the crotchety old school pony who likes to root when you’re not paying attention, or the younger lesson horse who will only pick up the right lead if you ask *just right*, or the ultra reliable skip-change king, they all will add to your toolkit that you can one day apply to the fancier model you get to take you to the next level. Don’t forget about all the lessons you learn along the way and remember that without lesson horses, you wouldn’t be riding at all!”
Good looking 4 year old Appendix QH coming available!! Green broke & too calm & quiet for the track. Sn**ch him up to get him started your way!!
Message me for more info!! Low 🥕🥕🥕🥕
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BY DAPHNE THORNTON OF TWO BIT TRAINING When it comes to riding lessons, I understand that riding is the overwhelming desire, as well as the underlying principle, guiding most participants. However, sometimes riding is not possible, or even advisable. On those days, I am a fan of unmounted lessons.....
Oh where oh where could Astro be?! Lol. Silly kitties!!
Please pay attention to those straps & blanket properly…your horse will love you more!!
Blanket season is upon us! A friendly reminder about how to correctly, and SAFELY fasten your horse's hind leg straps.
The straps should loop through each other and back to the same side they started on. The straps should be snug, but not tight enough to rub.
Belly straps should also be crossed, front to back, back to front, and Chest clips should always face your horse.
This is how WE do our blankets, if you do yours differently but still safely, great job! Safety and comfort is always the goal!
Happy Blanket season!
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16741 Greenwell Springs Road, Greenwell Springs
Central City, LA
70739
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Oh where oh where could Astro be?! Lol. Silly kitties!!
Higher Standards Sporthorses, LLC
Greenwell Springs Road
