Cheyenne Perry Equine

10/19/2022

I am looking for 1-2 people to feed horses in the morning 8am-11am. I am flexible with schedules on what days you'd like to work, just need someone consistent. Possible barn apartment available but will be picky about it.

Send me a message if interested.

09/02/2022

Hello,

We wanted to reach out and let everyone know that we have made the hard decision to end our public lesson program. We will still be offering lessons with Cheyenne for boarders or haul-ins for people that have their own horses.

We have loved teaching each and every one of our students over these wonderful 6 years. Thank you for the time spent with us and for trusting us with your beloved children. It has truly been a dream fulfilled to help create more equestrians in a world that desperately needs to know the love of a horse.

As we venture into new things, we just want to say "Thank you!". Thank you to every family that has supported my dream over the years. There will never be enough "thank yous" to explain how blessed and lucky I am to share what I love so deeply with you all.

Happy Riding,
Cheyenne Perry 💛

07/02/2022

06/07/2022

Spots are limited for the second camp and first week of camp is full. The cost is $255. Message us to sign up today. No experience or horse needed! Activities include daily horseback riding, equine education concerning different styles of riding, grooming, tack education, horse husbandry, horse related games/crafts. Located north of Collinsville.

Ages 7-12
9am-1pm
Registration: $255

06/06/2022

Happy 21st birthday to our amazing barn manager, Savannah! She is so special to us and we are so thankful for the amazing care she gives to our horses and boarders' horses. She is funny, kind, caring with the biggest heart. We love ya!

06/01/2022

Spots are limited for the first camp. The second camp we still have openings! The cost is $255. Message us to sign up today. No experience or horse needed! Activities include daily horseback riding, equine education concerning different styles of riding, grooming, tack education, horse husbandry, horse related games/crafts. Located north of Collinsville.

Ages 7-12
9am-1pm
Registration: $255

05/10/2022

We will be hosting camp the second and third week of June. Spots are limited! Cost is $255 unless you pre-register before May 14th at $215. Message us to sign up today. No experience or horse needed! Activities include daily horseback riding, equine education concerning different styles of riding, grooming, tack education, horse husbandry, horse related games/crafts. Located north of Collinsville.

Ages 7-12
9am-1pm
Pre-registration: $215 before May 14th
Registration: $255 after May 14th

03/03/2022

Looking to hire additional riding instructors for you our riding program near Tulsa, Oklahoma. We are a Western all around barn. Experience teaching preferred. Duties required include, teaching private and group lessons, putting training rides on school horses. We provide the horses, students, lesson tack, scheduling etc. Looking for clean-cut, team players for our family atmosphere. Pay based off experience and we do pay well. This will start as part time only. Must be available on weekends. Pay based of experience. Applicants must be local to the Tulsa area.

Please do not call us, you may email me at [email protected] for more information.

02/16/2022

The horses love Sandra!! We do too!! ❤️❤️❤️ The best for massage therapy and PEMF with a heart of gold!

02/04/2022

Today's snow day from the perspective of our amazing barn manager, Savannah Pritchow. ❄️⛄

01/20/2022

How cold is too cold to ride? Better safe than sorry, equine respiratory issues are terrible to deal with and take a long time to heal. 💗

How cold is too cold to ride?

Let’s start with your horse’s respiratory tract. The horse’s respiratory tract is designed to warm and humidify air by the time air reaches the lungs. Intense exercise (anything more than a walk) speeds up and deepens breaths so that air is not as warm or humid when it reaches the lungs which can cause damage to the lower respiratory tracts. It has been discovered in multiple studies that respiratory tracts in horses can become damaged by breathing cold air starting around 23 degrees Fahrenheit, damage to lower respiratory tracts was found 48 hours after exercise, including elevated white blood cell counts and inflammatory proteins as well as narrowing of the tracts.

Moving on to your horse’s cardiovascular system (heart). The cardiovascular system react to cold by increasing the blood pressure and heart rate. It also reduces the amount of blood that flows closest to the skin in order to preserve core body temperature. The reduced blood flow to the skin can lead to frostbite. This lack of blood leads to the eventual freezing and death of skin tissue in the affected areas. Again, it is probably wise to reduce the intensity of your ride so that your horse’s heart does not have to work so hard.

And last but not least your horse’s muscles and joints. Muscles take longer to warm up in the cold weather and arthritic joints may ache and need more time to loosen up. During exercise in the cold, your horse’s muscles require more energy at a faster rate in order for them to function as they would under less extreme conditions. The cold temperature effects the temperature of your horse’s muscles greatly affecting the muscles’ ability to contract. This can leave muscles more vulnerable to fatigue and strains, as cold muscles are less elastic and don’t absorb shock or impact as well as warm muscles. Cold muscles are also less responsive to signals from the nervous system so movements are less coordinated.

So in conclusion it is best to avoid exercise (trotting, cantering and jumping) when temperatures are under 20 degrees F, stick with walking and make sure to properly cool your horse down.

12/11/2021

Hello Everyone!
We will not be taking on anymore lesson students through Jan and February of 2021. For everyone that has inquired about lessons, our program stays very full and we have a waiting list. Lesson priority will be given to people wanting to haul-in with their own horses for lessons going forward.

With this update, we will be taking in a couple more stall boarders. We also do not have openings for boarding often, so if you are interested in getting a boarding spot, now would be a great time before the weather gets bad.

10/26/2021

Part-Time position 2-3 days per week. Help with care of 20 horses at horse facility. Duties include: feeding, turn out, blanketing, stall cleaning, hauling water, etc.

Must be able to lift 50lbs, be okay with a physical working job, show up, work in all weather, be a team played and put horses first! Experience with horses preferred. Must be a self starter, and motivated person. Drug free/drama free. Message me for info! Pay is flexible. located in oologah, Oklahoma. 18+

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10/26/2021

We are hiring an additional stable hand! See info below. Must be 18+

08/23/2021

Part-Time position 2-3 days per week. Help with care of 20 horses at horse facility. Duties include: feeding, turn out, blanketing, stall cleaning, hauling water, etc.

Must be able to lift 50lbs, be okay with a physical working job, show up, work in all weather, be a team played and put horses first! Experience with horses preferred. Must be a self starter, and motivated person. Drug free/drama free. Message me for info! Pay is flexible.

08/15/2021

🎊🎉Congratulations to our students! 🎉🎊

Madeline Murphy won the title for 2021 Oologah Round Up Club Queen with her horse Billy!

McKenzie Kaufholtz won 2nd runner up for the 2021 Oologah Round Up Club Princess title!

They both worked so hard this past weekend preparing for this Rodeo Queen competition with their horses.