Kick N Back Farm

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Ocklawaha, FL
Kick N Back Farm

Build Confidence, Safety, and skill at Kick N Back Farm through obstacle training, desensitizing techniques, and partnership building with your equine
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We have lots of natural and arena obstacles. Whether you are a newcomer to obstacles or a seasoned pro you will find plenty to do here at Kick N Back Farm. Day and Night training. Trails, lights and action. Book your individual or group date today! Like our page to be updated on our events and play days.

04/05/2022

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9300 SE 180th Avenue Rd
Ocklawaha, FL
32179

Telephone

+13528952564

Website

http://www.kicknbackfarm.com/

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Keeping our endurance and trail horses fit and healthy is our main concern. We make sure that our horses go through lots and lots of miles in order to make them as safe, healthy and sane as possible. Our local trails have lots of wildlife, water, and natural obstacles. We road train with trucks, buses, motorcycles in order to keep the horses calm. We go through neighborhoods with barking dogs, dogs rushing behind fences, pigs that greet us as well as neighborhood children who clamor to maul the horses!

We also raise goats, chickens and have three Australian Cattle Dogs to keep everyone in order!

We have lots of natural and arena obstacles. Whether you are a newcomer to obstacles or a seasoned pro you will find plenty to do here at Kick N Back Farm. Take a ride out to the Ocklawaha River or in the Ocala National Forest for endless trails.