Horizon Arabians

Horizon Arabians We offer personalized horse training, educational riding lessons, a positive show experience for own
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Horizon Arabians is a full service training operation, working in Reno, Nevada. Staci Graham is the owner and trainer of Horizon Arabians, her love and passion for horses is demonstrated in her business. For the past ten years she has trained several breeds in all disciplines, but specializes in Arabian and Half-Arabian breeds. Her desire is to train horses that the whole family can enjoy and have

fun with. Staci's goal is to bring together the owners strengths and the performance ability of a horse to make for a cohesive partnership.

SO VERY Proud of this Horse! GR Cavalier Khash (DBA Cachet x Khash PGA) Score 66.136
06/25/2024

SO VERY Proud of this Horse!
GR Cavalier Khash (DBA Cachet x Khash PGA)

Score 66.136

Staci Graham Riding GR Cavalier Khash Introductory level test 1 Open score of 66.136%

We would like to welcome back to the barn crew 2007 mare FF Magnifique and 2009 gelding Aden DCA
06/01/2024

We would like to welcome back to the barn crew 2007 mare FF Magnifique and 2009 gelding Aden DCA

Congratulations the Sandra Eggert and Rio Zee + on another great showing at DAHA Spring Fling.
05/13/2024

Congratulations the Sandra Eggert and Rio Zee + on another great showing at DAHA Spring Fling.

Another great day at Sagebrush Community horse show.
04/27/2024

Another great day at Sagebrush Community horse show.

Had at great show at AHANC, AWWA and Pacific Slopes with Rio Zee + and owner Sandra and Michael Eggert.
04/21/2024

Had at great show at AHANC, AWWA and Pacific Slopes with Rio Zee + and owner Sandra and Michael Eggert.

GR Cavalier Khash have a ball in the snow.
01/11/2024

GR Cavalier Khash have a ball in the snow.

12/23/2023
Beautiful arena to put a full days work in...
12/20/2023

Beautiful arena to put a full days work in...

10/09/2023
Thank you Fallon Horseman's Association  for giving me the opportunity to judge your Trail division. A great and diverse...
10/08/2023

Thank you Fallon Horseman's Association for giving me the opportunity to judge your Trail division. A great and diverse group.

Having a great time at DAHA Fall Fling. Recieved 1st place in all our trail classes.
10/01/2023

Having a great time at DAHA Fall Fling. Recieved 1st place in all our trail classes.

A great pre-show, big classes and fun people. Now on to Region 3 Championship.
08/29/2023

A great pre-show, big classes and fun people. Now on to Region 3 Championship.

Horizon Arabians has been named Best of Reno for 2023. Ranked 1st out of 167 riding stables. I'm truly greatful and humb...
08/04/2023

Horizon Arabians has been named Best of Reno for 2023. Ranked 1st out of 167 riding stables. I'm truly greatful and humbled to everyone that make this business great.

My personal horse GR Cavalier Khash 2017 purbred Arabian Gelding (Khash PGA x DBA Cachet)
06/19/2023

My personal horse GR Cavalier Khash 2017 purbred Arabian Gelding (Khash PGA x DBA Cachet)

Another great show at Sagebrush Community schooling show. Congratulations to Natwora Family riding JF Maarlaine and Jami...
06/11/2023

Another great show at Sagebrush Community schooling show. Congratulations to Natwora Family riding JF Maarlaine and Jami Bahney on Dolls Alibi.

We had a great show at DAHA Spring Fling. Sandra Eggert riding her horse Rio Zee to win the Linda Lambert Trail Champion...
05/21/2023

We had a great show at DAHA Spring Fling. Sandra Eggert riding her horse Rio Zee to win the Linda Lambert Trail Champion memorial trophy.

We has a great showing at Sagebrush Community show. We had JF Maarlina owned by Staci Graham and ridden by Isabella and ...
04/24/2023

We has a great showing at Sagebrush Community show. We had JF Maarlina owned by Staci Graham and ridden by Isabella and Sophia, Dolls Alibi owned and ridden by Jami and Rio Zee owned and ridden by Sandra Eggert, also ridden by Staci Graham. Lots of fun and learning happening.

03/19/2023

BY PONYMOMAMMY I feel like I am constantly trying to justify the expense of the horses to my husband. I get it. It’s not cheap, and it doesn’t ever end. My go-to defense of “bays over boys” is a strong argument as we are approaching high school, but really the more important factor to me [.....

01/23/2023

For anyone feeling frustrated with the rain, and not being able to ride/train/improve right now...

The Power of Rest....
Horsepeople tend to be driven, a bit Type-A. Our work is never done. We eat holiday meals quickly so we can do chores. Even when we are in limbo between holidays we feel guilty about not doing enough. We have a pile of should related to tasks we haven't gotten to, not because we're lazy, but because we take on too much to start with. Mostly we feel bad that we aren't getting as much done with our horses as we should in this arctic void between holidays.

Just a friendly reminder. Your horse's memory is much better than yours. They do not forget their training. When it's cold, they spend more energy staying warm and they don't miss us. It's their season to half-hibernate, standing in the morning light. They are resting deep inside. It's a healing rest that changes them come spring. We don't feel we have time for that kind of rest and we fight the idea we need to heal. Well, we probably do, and rest doesn't mean we are wasting time. Horses don't keep time, she says checking the time. Just stop. Horses. Don't. Keep. Time.

The world will hold your place in line. Curl up in a dogpile with your head next to the dog who tilts his head far enough back that his lips part and you can see his teeth. Listen. Let a cat perch on your chest like a warm meatloaf. Let your heart soak up the juice. Let yourself feel exhausted because denying it won't make it go away. Sometimes it's healing to finally admit the truth.

It's also true that we are strong and capable and have been dancing backward in muck boots long enough that we have nothing to prove. Let your scars show. Smile so big your teeth get dry. And for crying out loud, stop apologizing all the time. Finally give yourself the credit you deserve. We are here to change the world. Nothing less. But first we nap.

Credit: Anna Blake

Address

180 Filer Road
Reno, NV
89506

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
Sunday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+19164128072

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Horizon Arabians is a full service training operation, working in Reno, NV. We offer our services to Washoe county, surrounding areas, and wider. Staci Graham is the owner and trainer of Horizon Arabians, her love and passion for horses is demonstrated in her work ethic and how she runs her business. For the past ten years she has trained multiple breeds in all disciplines. She specializes in Arabian and Half-Arabian breeds. Her main goal is to train horses that the whole family can enjoy, grow with, and make lasting memories. Staci's focus is to bring together the owners strengths and the performance ability of a horse to make for a cohesive partnership. Horizon Arabians offers training, showing, lessons,and sales. From youngsters with a passion to ride and show, to the adult who thought it may be too late to start. Here at Horizon we strive to instill self confidence and the knowledge to become a confident rider, in the arena or on the trails.


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