Red Horse Training

01/10/2026

What a great way to kick off 2026! 🎉🐴

This week at Red Horse Training, our riders started the year strong with our R.I.D.E. Goal Setting Class — learning how to set riding goals that are clear, measurable, and actually achievable.

From learning to lope, to keeping eyes up and riding accurate lines, to building better balance and confidence, our students created a plan they can use for every ride and every lesson this year.

We love seeing riders take ownership of their progress — because goals turn “just riding” into real training.

Here’s to a year of small wins, big growth, and confident riders! 💪✨

What’s YOUR riding goal for 2026?
Drop it in the comments!

01/01/2026

📣 Red Horse YEDA Team 2025–2026 T-Shirt Fundraiser! 👕🐴

We are so proud of our riders and excited for the upcoming YEDA season! To help support our team, we are selling Red Horse YEDA Team shirts as a fundraiser.

💛 Every shirt purchased helps our riders with:
• show and entry fees
• travel costs
• team equipment & supplies
• season expenses

👕 Shirts are available for a limited time only!
📅 Order deadline: January 8th, 2026
📍 Pickup/Delivery info: shipped directly to you!

Thank you so much for supporting our Red Horse riders and being part of our YEDA community! ❤️🐎

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01/01/2026

✨ Hello 2026! ✨

A brand new year filled with fresh starts, big goals, and endless opportunities in the saddle.

Here’s to showing up, working hard, learning from every ride, and celebrating every milestone—no matter how small. 🐴💫

Thank you to everyone who was part of our barn family in 2025. We can’t wait to continue the journey with you this year.

Let’s ride into 2026 with purpose, passion, and a little bit of horse hair on our sweaters. 😉

Happy New Year! 🎉❤️

12/25/2025

Saddle up, sip some cocoa, and shimmy to the jingles —
it’s Christmas at Red Horse Training! 🎅🐴
Huge thanks to our riders & families for making this year a ride to remember.

Merry Christmas, y’all! 🌟🤠

12/24/2025

❄️🐎 Winter with Horses Teaches More Than Riding

Cold mornings. Frozen hoses. Muddy boots.
And horses that still need you — every single day.

Taking care of horses in a Kentucky winter teaches lessons you can’t learn in an arena alone:

• Responsibility when it’s uncomfortable
• Patience when things take longer
• Grit when quitting would be easier
• Consistency, no matter the weather
• Respect for animals that depend on you

At Red Horse Training, western riding lessons go beyond the saddle. Students learn work ethic, accountability, and heart — the kind that sticks for life.
Because horses don’t take snow days… and neither do the lessons they teach. 🤠

12/08/2025

Happy Monday ☀️Lets start the week strong!

12/04/2025

"You don't have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great."

Our lesson calendar is almost full, enroll in riding lessons today so we can get started on making your 2026 goals a reality.

With over 15 years of coaching experience and a top 5 national ranking with our youth show team, this is the place to level up your skills and your love for horsemanship. Come see the difference for yourself!

Book here for a New Student lesson ($55)
Located in between Lexington and Louisville.

https://www.redhorsetraining.com/book-an-appointment

📷: Adaline & Cadillac winning leadline

12/02/2025

Winter Riding is finally here ❄️ Here are some tips to stay warm during your lessons this season.

1. Dress in Layers
Base Layer
Choose moisture-wicking thermal tops and bottoms to keep sweat away from your skin and keep your core warm

Middle Layer
Wear an insulating layer, such as a fleece or wool sweater, for added warmth.
Please make sure it allows for movement and is not too bulky.

Outer Layer
You can choose a waterproof, windproof jacket to protect against the elements; a vest may work too.
Look for jackets with ventilation to regulate body temperature.

Bottoms
Use fleece-lined jeans or thermals under jeans that fit well and allow for movement.

Footwear
Wear thick, warm socks, preferably wool, to keep your feet warm.

Accessories
Use gloves that provide grip and dexterity; consider layering with thin liners.
Wear a warm hat or helmet liner to retain heat.
Consider a wild rag or scarf for additional warmth around the neck.

Safety Considerations

Ensure all clothing fits well to avoid any interference with riding.
Avoid overly bulky items that may restrict movement or safety.
Adjust your outfit based on the specific weather conditions and the duration of your lesson.

Have a great ride! 🐴❄️🐴 Red Horse Training

11/27/2025

Wishing you a warm and happy Thanksgiving, from Red Horse Training! 🦃

11/24/2025

Happy Thanksgiving & Harvest Blessings! We are grateful for our valued clients, our diligent horses, and the exceptional community that makes Red Horse Training truly special.

As a reminder, we will be closed this week, 11/23–11/30, to provide our staff and horses with a well-deserved rest. Lessons will resume on 12/1/25.

We wish you a restful and joyful holiday!

11/09/2025

Great rides this weekend at the Ranch Horse Association of Kentucky Show.

Congratulations Riders!

Walk - Trot Champions
Bella O’Dell and Star Crossed Love

Walk - Trot Reserve Champion
Lainey Fife and King Diesel

Novice Youth Reserve Champion
Brennan Caldwell and Rawhide Shines

11/09/2025

What a fun weekend of showing Ranch with Ranch Horse Association of Kentucky at Lakeside Arena!

Great job all the riders and horses 🐴