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Meadow Lake Equestrian Center

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Meadow Lake Equestrian Center

Premier boarding facility offering quality care, on-site training and riding lessons.

Meadow Lake Equestrian Center is a boutique horse boarding facility situated on 7.78 acres of improved land within 20 minutes of Colorado Springs proper and less than an hour to the Colorado Horse Park via Highway 83.

12/15/2024

When you have a big bunch of beautiful, amazing people that board with you and just become part of your family i.e. barn family. You have the most amazing and fun Christmas party! thank you to everyone who came, and to those who couldn’t make it. We wish you were here. It was absolutely phenomenal and a huge thanks to Julie Chen for hosting it at her amazing home. We are forever grateful to all of you and can’t wait for what 2025 will bring.!!!

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving for our barn to yours! We are so lucky to have such an incredible barn family and are so thankful for all of you. Today was another for the books with our amazing staff and so many volunteer we all felt the love 💕 Thank you all for all your hard work today and everyday! Cortney Talley Morris, John,Audrey Stewart Makenna Field, Hayden, Tyler and Keera
And to the amazing barn family that showed up to volunteer! 🥰 Eva Herbstova Suzanne Sparks Diz &Richard, Sydney Magee Nicole Robinson & Keon, Heather Collin &Alex/Sarah Kelly & River and of course Moose 🤣
You all made this day amazing and we are so thankful for each and everyone of you. 🦃🍁👏👏👏
Oh my gosh now a huge thanks for all of the people from this amazing barn family that came back to help with pm chores! Including one fam that couldn’t be here this am! and family 🥰 we are so thankful for everyone!

11/08/2024

I just want to take a minute to say a HUGE THANK YOU to our team for all the incredible work, dedication and love for the horses the last 3 days! You guys are the absolute best! Cortney Talley Morris,Audrey Stewart,,, Makenna, Sydney Magee@Keera,! You all are amazing and we appreciate your love and dedication to the health and well being of all of these horses! You all are amazing !!!

11/06/2024

Hey everyone, if you don’t absolutely need to come out here, please don’t the drifts are chest deep. You can’t tell if you’re going to turn into a drift or not on cottontail Lane it’s ridiculous. We already have a car stuck in a drift on our street not to mention that cottontail Drive is pure ice, the horses are all fine everyone’s eating drinking, etc. but it’s darn white out here and it’s not worth coming out. Be safe. Stay warm.
This is Falcon hwy right behind us!

11/04/2024

Likely our last trail ride of the year… 😔sadly we will miss this amazing time. Please join us next year!

11/02/2024

This is why we have tru Tex!

10/30/2024

The horses have a choice of a nice big shelter or to stand in the snow. They have Free choice hay too. They choose to be horses and enjoy the weather. They were built for this. 🥰

Update at 7:40pm.. 3 1/4” and still snowing! 😳

Fun fact it’s still above freezing!

10/20/2024

Well it’s going to take a while to get this to where we want it but the first step was to get the pros in and laser level it and tell us what needs to be done to keep it in the very best possible shape.
Pics before, during and after today’s work.
Much more to come in the coming months. Stay tuned❣️

10/18/2024

When your feed room lacks space for every client to have any storage space you redesign the whole thing to accommodate everyone!❣️

10/15/2024

When the feeders that have been in place for a long time just are truly not designed for horses and their shenanigans and you can’t find something that makes sense… you design your own and build it! These feeders are made of steel. They have a roof. The Hay no longer sits on the ground. Some of them have sides that can be closed for the easy keepers, they can be designed without sides and also without a roof. For us this is huge for the safety and well being of our and our clients horses. It is going to save so much trouble of horses getting caught in the nets with their shoes while stepping into the ground feeders. Not to mention the hay savings, because the ground is wet or it’s raining mold will be much less likely with the roof. It will really make a difference in the fact that they are up off the ground. We’re excited to be able to bring this to Meadowlake and beyond.
Thanks to my amazing husband for his uncanny ability to hear what I’m saying and not only design but totally fabricate these. (Patent pending) if you or anyone you know is interested in one of these amazingly sturdy feeders contact us directly! Before and after pics.

10/13/2024

Early morning grain makes for beautiful sunrise pics! ❣️

10/03/2024

Early morning trail rides with my students 🥰 best start to the day ever! 🥰🥰🙏🏻 thanks to Sam Goione for being an integral part of this! 🥰

09/15/2024

Sundays are for trail rides! 🥰

07/29/2024

Copied and pasted from a local rescue Colorado Horse equine rescue but great information!

The fire season is here, and it's devastating

10 Rules to Live by in Evacuations with Horses
By: Colorado Horse Rescue Network

1. TEACH YOUR HORSE TO LOAD (and tie)! And I mean immediately step into a trailer. Their life depends on it. Emergency crews will only spend a few minutes trying to help your horse before they will have to move on and leave your animal.
2. Take at least one bale of hay and a BUCKET, you never know where your horse is going to end up. Have these things ready to go in your trailer during fire season.
3. No matter what, if you take your horses or not, MAKE SURE you take your proof of ownership/BRAND INSPECTIONS! This will help you prove the horses are yours later on! (Photos and or coggins work in non brand inspection areas!) This may be the only way you can claim them if they're found.
4. If you CANNOT TAKE your horse, TURN THEM LOOSE! They have great survival instincts, it's better than dying in a locked barn.
5. IF YOU TURN THEM LOOSE, write your phone number on them in some way! Spray paint/shoe polish, whatever you can find. We have seen a lot of horses with illegible numbers on hooves, THESE DON'T LAST when a horse is wandering through debris. We personally use tags tied into manes, even masking tape around a braid will work!
6. If you turn them loose TAKE THEIR HALTERS OFF! Imagine all the debris your horse is going to encounter! You don't want them caught up! Also no blankets, no sheets, no boots, nothing that might melt, catch fire or get snagged!
7. If you turn them loose, LOCK THEM OUT OF THEIR BARN/PEN/STALL/YARD. They WILL go back!
8. If you take your horse to an evacuation center, it is still a good idea to have your horse marked in some way. Sometimes evacuation centers have to evacuate or move horses as they fill up!
9. If you take your horse in a trailer, PLEASE tie them if you safely can! I cannot count how many times we were evacuating and found a loose horse we needed to load with ours, if the horses are loose in the trailer that is a disaster waiting to happen.
10. If your horse is in a large pasture area and you need to leave them cut the fence in corners and leave gates open! When horses can't find their way in smoke/debris they will follow fence lines.

THIS POST IS SHAREABLE ON OUR PUBLIC PAGE Colorado Horse Rescue Network

07/24/2024

Looking for a client that wants to start jumping. She wants to possibly do cross country or 3 day eventin, but at the very least compete over fences. Budget depends on horse. Must be safe and sound with good scope. Show me what you have available
TIS

07/05/2024

The ash grey blister beetle, a member of the family Meloidae, has recently been discovered on a local ranch in Elbert, Colorado. This discovery raises significant concerns due to the toxic chemical cantharidin produced by blister beetles, which poses a severe threat to livestock, especially horses.

07/02/2024

Kids and Horses its a Magical Mix 💫

Kids can heal horses as much as a horse can carry your childs dreams.

Kids can give an older equine a new lease on life while they build your childs confidence.

A horse can teach your kid responsibility, patience, selflessness, and try all while expecting very little in return.

A child can give a horse something to live for.

Best part is neither of them often know it’s happening.

The love between a horse and a child is strong. Both are deserving of each other and when it happens in your barn day after day it’s pretty special.

Address

13260 Cottontail Lane
Falcon, CO
80831

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 8pm
Sunday	8am - 8pm

Website

https://meadowlakeequestriancenter.com/

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