Rocky Ridge Equine LLC

02/28/2025

📢Alrighty!
We only have 4 lessons spots left that are available for Spring session! If you are interested, please shoot me a message on Facebook as my phone is still being finicky!

02/27/2025

Lesson season is almost upon us!! If you have not heard from me about a spot for lessons, please reach out to me. I have been having some difficulties with my phone but have tried to reach out to everyone to get you scheduled. Lessons are tentatively starting the second week of March!

02/09/2025

Is there anyone else, or is it just me 🤔

02/05/2025

People say that a cowgirl has no fear, but I say that being fearless doesn't make the cowgirl, it's having the courage and strength to get on and give it all you've got even though your scared

01/17/2025

Gettin them ponies legged back up for the 2025 season! Who's ready for lessons and camps?! Be on the lookout for upcoming dates and times to sign up!
💥 We will also be accepting a few more riders into our therapeutic riding program for those of you who have been on the waitlist!
Message me more more info.

01/05/2025

01/04/2025

I want to wish this amazing, hard-working, sweet, beautiful soul a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Hannah has been party of our barn family for years now, and we definitely couldn't do what we do without her! I hope your birthday is as beautiful and bright as you are! Julie Brody

12/27/2024

THIS RIGHT HERE.

People often ask me, “Why do you spend so much money on horses for your kid? They’re just ‘money pits,’ emotional heart-breakers made of tissue paper that can kick your lights out. Why?”

The answer is simple: because horses teach kids more than any iPad, social media influencer, or textbook ever could.

Yes, you’re right—horses are relentless in every way. They demand your time, energy, and finances. They can test your patience, challenge your emotions, and consume you entirely. But look at what they give in return.

⚡️ Lessons That Last a Lifetime

Horses teach my child skills no technology, trendy outfit, or peer group could ever provide:

• Nonverbal Communication: Learning to “speak” with a 1,200-pound animal without words develops awareness, empathy, and understanding.

• Responsibility: Early mornings, late nights, and putting the needs of another being before their own teach kids accountability.

• Confidence: The triumphs and struggles in the saddle or barn instill self-belief and grit.

• Emotional Intelligence: Handling setbacks, managing fears, and celebrating successes alongside a horse build emotional resilience.

• Decision-Making & Problem-Solving: When something goes wrong, as it inevitably does, kids learn to think critically and act swiftly.

• Goal Setting & Consistency: Progress with horses comes through small, consistent efforts—a powerful life lesson. swiftly.

• Value of Networking & Mentorship: The horse industry molds kids to be coachable and open minded to collaboration with their peers. Success in this industry requires a network - they learn that quickly.

Beyond the tangible skills, horses bring kids closer to nature, science, and even spirituality. There’s something deeply humbling and awe-inspiring about working with these magnificent creatures. I know for a fact they bring you closer to God as well.

🔥The Physical and Mental Challenge

Many don’t believe equestrian activities qualify as a sport. To that, I can only say: spend a day in the barn. The physical demands of mucking stalls, lifting hay bales, and conditioning a horse are real. Riding itself is a full-body workout that requires balance, strength, and coordination. These kids spend more time practicing their skills than most athletes on the planet.

But the mental aspect is just as significant. Equestrianism teaches kids how to master pressure, manage performance anxiety, and handle adversity with grace. Those are skills they’ll carry into every aspect of life.

👉 A Priceless Investment

I would rather my child be so consumed by the living, breathing responsibilities of horses than searching for validation on social media, in peer groups, or, worse, through harmful substances.

Horses are an investment—not just in riding lessons, vet bills, and show fees—but in my child’s future. I’d rather spend my money on building her character, teaching her discipline, and giving her life skills than on fleeting trends or technology that will soon be outdated.

Yes, horses are expensive. Yes, they’re challenging. But they’re also one of the greatest gifts I can give my child. Because when I look at her, I don’t just see a rider—I see a confident, capable, compassionate human being. And for that, horses are worth every penny.

12/25/2024

From everyone at Rocky Ridge, 2 legged and 4 legged, have a wonderful day and a very Merry Christmas!
The barn got a cute little Christmas surprise this year, too! Meet Charlotte!

12/13/2024

National Day of the horse! Let's see those heart horses 👇! 💕🐎

11/28/2024

Gratitude can transform common days into thanksgivings, turn routine jobs into joy, and change ordinary opportunities into blessings.
We are so thankful and blessed to have you all as part of our barn family 💚
Happy Thanksgiving from the Rocky Ridge 2-legged and 4-legged herd! 🦃

11/11/2024

Happy Veterans Day from all of us at RRE

11/01/2024

We have had so people ask us if Bridles and Bibles is kid friendly. We are now happy to announce that we will have a youth program during our clinics with our amazing volunteer Lauren Zimmerman!!
This will work just like Sunday school, during our clinics kids ages 6 to 12. Will branch off with Lauren and helpers to enjoy Christ centered activities. [They will not need their own horses].
Parents are welcome to stay and participate in our Bridles and Bibles clinic. We will be starting our youth program Bridles and Bibles with Guest Speaker Garan Buller November 16th!
So excited and Blessed to watch our program grow in so many ways!

10/24/2024

Meet Gracie! She is a 16yo Morgan/Tb mare
She has done several local horse shows over the years. She has had extensive training in all 3 disciplines. She is best suited for a home that is on the flat. Gracie has been happiest on regumate in the spring and does great with a controlled feed schedule.
Gracie is a very mellow sweet gal who enjoys being with her people. Gracie is happy to walk around the arena with a 7-year-old riding her bare back in just a halter, or prancing around the dressage court with a 12-year-old. She loads, cross-ties, and clips great. Great home is a must! Videos in comments.
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