Two Tales Stables LLC

12/16/2024

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! 🤫😏🛍️

12/07/2024

Nothing like a good nap, with a full belly and a warm blankie. 💙❄️

🐴: Pie

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving!! Hope everyone has a wonderful day spent with family and friends ❤️🦃

11/23/2024

We have pasture and stall board spots available. Message us today! ❤️

11/22/2024

Congratulations to Maximus on finishing his first novice with their dressage score of 26.9 at stable view this past week!
Equally proud of Rowan for showing great horsemanship. Riz was not feeling like himself so she decided it was best to save him for another day. We love seeing the horses be put first! 💙

11/05/2024

Come join our team today!

11/04/2024

Nothing beats a good trail ride with good friends. 🐎🌲

10/27/2024

Perfect weather for a bonfire with friends at the barn! ❤️🔥🪵🍁

10/21/2024

Our lovely, Rowan, had the opportunity to play polo this past weekend with the pony club. How fun! 🐎

10/18/2024

We want to wish Corrine, our horse girl in the making, a very happy birthday today! ❤️❤️

We hope you have the best day! 🎉🎂🎈

10/14/2024

Happy Monday!! Hope everyone has a great week! ❤️

🐴: Shammy

10/11/2024

There are some hard days, usually the long ones, where I question why I do this.

Why do I want to spend my hard-earned dollars to slog around in the mud or the heat for three days straight, to come home sunburned, exhausted and broke… sometimes, on the off chance, with a ribbon? 💸

Horses are an all-in or nothing kind of deal. You get what you put into it.

A close friend of mine reminded me recently, when I was feeling a little down about horses… “You do this because you wouldn’t be same person without it.” She’s right.

Mucking stalls at the end of a long day can certainly feel like a chore. Yeah, there are days when I wish I could pay somebody to do it for me. But it’s usually in those quiet moments, as I listen to my horse munch his hay, that I feel the greatest sense of gratitude.

The physical work is humbling, to me at least. It’s a reminder of all the blood, sweat and tears it takes to do this sport I’ve chosen. And I wouldn’t have it any other way. 🧡

Read the full story, “Everybody Should Have To Muck Stalls Every Once In A While,” here:💩

https://heelsdownmag.com/everybody-should-have-to-muck-stalls-every-once-in-a-while/

09/27/2024

Two Tales has a few boarding spots available:

•Pasture board spot
•Retirement pasture boarding spot for a low-key gelding
•One gelding stall boarding spot at the end of October

Our amenities:
- blanketing in the winter months
- fly spraying and giving supplements/medications (owner provided)
- Great quality grain and hay: feed 2x/day
- Full sized arena with lights
- Round pen
- Hundreds of acres of trails to ride
- Grass field to ride in
- Wash rack with hot and cold water
- Owner lives on site

If any of these spots interest you, please text Kaijsa at (843) 530-0233. For any questions, feel free to message us or check out our website!

Equestrian “Bread May feed the body, but a horse feeds the soul”

09/26/2024

We had such a great turnout out at our equine first aid clinic this past weekend! Thank you, Dr. Mansfield, for all of the great information and demos you provided and thanks to everyone who came out!! 👏🏼

09/20/2024

We are hiring!! 🐎

• Part-time barn hand/feeder
• Must be flexible and able to work weekends and (some) holidays
• Team-player
• Experience with horses is preferred

Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: feeding/throwing hay, filling water troughs, stall cleaning, turning out and handling the horses, maintaining tidiness around the barn with careful attention to detail, and more.

Dependability is a MUST--the horses' well-being depends on it! You must be able to follow instruction and have reliable transportation.

This position would be great for a high school or college student looking for a part-time job!

• Pay is per shift

Come join our team today! ❤️

For more information, please reach out to Kaijsa at (843) 530-0233

09/11/2024

Two Tales Stables is hosting an equine first aid clinic with Dr. Howland Mansfield on Sunday, September 22nd at 12:30pm. This is a great opportunity for all equestrians to further their knowledge.

This clinic is FREE, but donations are appreciated!

If you are interested in attending, please text Donna at (843) 324-2411 to confirm your spot.

We look forward to seeing everyone! ✨