Cheyanne Stables

07/18/2024

We have some extra hay this season if anyone is looking! Garenteed to run out! Get it while you can $8 a bale from field.

03/13/2024

Spring is in the air…grow seedlings grow!

08/16/2023

We are sold out of hay for the season.

12/22/2022

Anyone in need of hay? Come grab some out of the barn before the nasty storm hits. $10 a bale.

03/12/2022

12/30/2021

03/14/2021

Who's ready?! 🤠

03/08/2021

🤔 Priorities

12/01/2020

Thank you all for your support. Cheyanne Stables will be closing and no longer accepting new clients. This has been an amazing journey and I thank you all for your love and support.

11/17/2020

The worst part of the year -_-
credits: Equestrians Rock

11/05/2020

Someone is getting upset....

10/15/2020

🌮🐴

08/29/2020

Wanted to let everyone know that as of yesterday Cheyanne Stables is ready for its new owners! It is up on the market. Tell your friends and call your realtor!!! Or mine!

08/14/2020

How many can you get???

08/04/2020

This pony is totally necessary! :D
credits: The Bad Burrotack co

07/25/2020

Shilo got to pony Finnlee for the first time!

07/21/2020

This is so very important for people to remember! So many times riding with disrespectful riders.

HOT TIP: RIDE AT THE LEVEL OF YOUR LEAST-EXPERIENCED/LEAST-CONDITIONED HORSE AND RIDER
Job One of a good riding buddy is to be considerate of the other riders in the group. This means tailoring the ride to the greenest horse or rider, or the one that is most out of shape.
After all, if you were on a green horse, would you enjoy a ride that exposed the horse to more scary situations than he could handle? And if this was your first ride after recovering from an injury, would you want to do a 20-mile route over rough terrain? Probably not.
Being a good riding buddy means choosing a trail with that “least” person or horse in mind, setting a pace that is sustainable for everyone in the group, and taking breaks when needed.
If you adapt the ride to meet the needs of the “least” in your group, you’ll be keeping them safe and ensuring they have a good time. And isn’t that the mark of a good riding buddy?
Want to know about fun places to ride near you? Check out our equestrian trail guidebooks, available at www.NWHorseTrails.com. Happy Trails!

07/13/2020

Oh the places we will go.... Nehalem Bay!

07/03/2020

Fun at McIver Park.

06/26/2020

06/26/2020

Training at McIver Park