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Willow Barre Farms

Willow Barre Farms offers training (tune-ups and problem horses), group/individual lessons with a CHA certified riding instructor. Located in Oakland, MS
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Family friendly farm located in Oakland, MS (38948). Willow Barre Farms offers 15-90 day boarded training, Senior and Youth lessons, Problem Horses, C**t Starting, Western, Playday/Rodeo Events, English and Trail. The owner, Jade Henry, is currently in the process of being certified through PATH INTL. to be a Therapeutic Riding Instructor. Jade has 17 years of riding experience, 16 years of owning

/managing horses, 8 years of training and giving lesson professionally. She has competitively shown in rodeo/playday events, Trail, Gaited, English flat work and Halter. Jade also has experience in showjumping/cross-country, driving team wagons, and over a year of guiding trail rides with first time riders.. Please contact for more information, photos, or references.

09/21/2024

Orion (probably): felt cute 💅 then I was interrupted by a red mare 🐉

09/13/2024

Tova has never met a camera she didn’t like.

09/07/2024

The six picture saga of the year. Glad to be back at it on a pedicure day.

09/24/2023

I can’t tell if the crutches aren’t made for barn life or barn life isn’t made for crutches. Either way we have our work cut out for us

09/27/2022

Hay season is in the book for 2022!! It’s so late this year. Thanks for the help girls!

03/07/2022

Water horse or part pig? 🤔

03/07/2022

We got to explore some of our new acreage on Sunday after a jailbreak attempt the day before. This was such a good hike getting everyone out at stretching their legs. Currently we are trying to decide where to place our first track system so that it will be the most effective.

Address

246 County Road 46
Oakland, MS
38948

Telephone

+14172944259

Website

http://www.willowbarrefarms.com/

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Water horse or part pig? 🤔

Jade wouldn’t say if he was “road ready” or not. Just that he’s well in his way. Under 30 rides for Orion and his 5th time ponying another horse.

While catching the horses for a walk the other day Orion spooked at the halter. After a quick assessment, it was determined that the shade tarp blowing in the wind was what was giving him fits. After about 5 minutes of hanging out under the horse eating tarp we enjoyed some circles around the paddock, superhero style with a cape and everything. Tova obviously thought the whole situation was hilarious and wanted Orion to play with her. Please note: Willow Barre Farms does not recommend any inexperienced horse owners or beginners to do any sort of training or schooling in an area with uncontrolled horses.

He's taking this like a champ. We are blessed to have this smart guy on our team. Jade's dad is already requesting his services to move a few logs and small trees.

I told him multiple times throughout the lesson to not roll in my saddle. What does he do? He rolls. At least he had a great time!

When you get new equipment in it doesn't really matter what time it is. All you wanna do is go play. This is Orion's first time being in long lines as well as Being ground driven. Getting to know Orion over the past few months it's become more and more obvious he's going to do better in carriage work. He will still be giving lessons to beginners, but he will excel on trail with the cart. Such a smart horse to pick up this quickly. Also please note it's a lot more difficult to film with my phone when I have double lines.

Blind horse? What blind horse?

Great lesson with Jenni today. Worked on lunging and figuring out how to do multiple things at once. As well as stirrup less balance training.

Orion's very first trail ride ✔️ still not as light in the face as I'm wanting. But I think we will sky rocket forward once my cavesson/surcingle and long lines get it it will be no big deal to get straighter and lighter. Right now he's just not sure where to put his feet

Never had a bit in his mouth. Never been beaten. Never "had the buck rode out of him". He's been started at his own pace. I think it's safe to say he's going to be great. Good job Jenni. No fear in this kid. She hasn't ridden in about 4 years.

Had an eventful day with Orion. After his blow up he settled down very nicely. Riding outside any kind of fence for the first time. Attempting some trails this weekend. Great job Orion. Plus a big thanks to my wonderful camera woman.

Orion had a very trying day today. New saddle with a back cinch and a rope along with new Smb/bell boots. When asked to pick up a trot he completely blew up. I thought I was at a rodeo he was rounding up and kicking up so high. Who knew this sweet fella had it in him. Once he got all that energy out he was following me around. Lunging in both directions and stopping on cue. No fuss no muss. Super proud of our resident therapy horse in training.