Equine Escape is a non-profit organization in Goodrich, Michigan. It offers Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) programs to at-risk youth, veterans and their families. Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) is also offered to these groups in coordination with a mental health professional. Participants work with horses and certified facilitators to build sustainable life skills.
Hadley Hill Equine is an equine veterinary practice in Ortonville, Michigan, with four veterinarians and a 30-acre facility. Its services include preventive care, emergency care, lameness, dentistry, internal medicine, endoscopy and reproduction. It also offers acupuncture and spinal manipulation. Emergencies are covered 24/7, and clients can use a patient portal and an online pharmacy.
Karner Blue Stables is a small horse farm in Highland Charter Township, Michigan, with access to twelve miles of trails in Highland Recreation Area. It offers stall board in sixteen matted stalls with twice-daily feeding and turnout in large pastures, plus rehabilitation paddocks and non-boarding memberships. Lessons and training run from beginner to advanced, focusing on hunter/jumpers, dressage and eventing. The farm also offers clinics, camps and horsemanship lessons.
Shadowlane Stables is a 50-acre riding facility west of London, Ontario, opened in 2000 and renovated in 2025. It offers riding lessons, day camps and competitive showing for beginner to advanced riders. Full-service boarding includes an individual feed program, daily turnout and use of two indoor arenas and two outdoor sand rings. The stable also offers horse training, leasing and sales, and is run by owner Carla Paxton.
Banbury Cross Therapeutic Equestrian Center is a non-profit in Oxford, Michigan, that uses horseback riding to benefit individuals with disabilities and special needs. It offers therapeutic riding to children and adults, along with mounted programs and equine assisted activities and therapies. Its PATH International certified instructors tailor each lesson to the individual student. The center relies on volunteers, including sidewalkers, and on donor support such as horse and rider sponsorships.
Starz Equestrian Center is a non-profit therapeutic riding center in White Lake, Michigan, serving the metro Detroit area. It provides equine-assisted activities to individuals with special needs, including therapeutic riding lessons that teach horseback riding and horsemanship. It also runs small-group equine facilitated learning, horsemanship programs, 4H horse shows and tailored experiences such as scout badge programs. The center was founded in 2020 by executive director Charlotte Bass.
Triple Oak Farm in Grand Blanc, Michigan, breeds, buys, sells and trains Tennessee Walking Horses. It stands a stallion at stud and keeps a changing inventory of horses for sale. Services also include monthly or overnight boarding, trail riding, gait analysis, judging and consulting. The farm offers TWH basic dressage, saddle seat and stock seat equitation lessons, and partners with trainer Ashley Tilley for horse and rider training.
Equine Odyssey is a hunter, jumper and equitation program in Dexter, Michigan, near Ann Arbor. It is led by trainer Dana Wille, a professional rider and USEF 'r' judge in hunters and equitation. The program offers lessons, boarding, sales, leases, training and showing at the national level. Lessons and professional training rides can be booked online, and the trainer also hosts clinics in jumpers, equitation and hunters.
Hedge and Turf Farm is a family-owned training and show facility in Superior Township, Michigan, in business for over 50 years. It specialises in horse boarding, training, group and private lessons, and competitions in the hunters, jumpers and equitation. The facility has a heated stable and indoor arena, large stalls and turnout. It also runs a breeding program around the stallion Triple Gold and helps clients find horses and ponies through its sales and leasing network.
Therapeutic Riding, Inc. (TRI) is a volunteer-based non-profit in Ann Arbor, Michigan, offering equestrian activities to children and adults with disabilities and special needs. Its programs include adaptive horsemanship, para-dressage and other equine assisted activities year-round. All instructors are certified by PATH International, and the program relies on more than 200 trained volunteers. Participant fees cover less than a quarter of lesson costs, and a scholarship fund supports those with financial need.
Timber Run Stables is a multidisciplinary boarding barn on 23 acres in Pinckney, Michigan, with easement access to Lakelands Trail State Park. Stall board includes twice-daily grain and hay, daily turnout and use of the indoor and outdoor arenas. Facilities include a 70 x 140 indoor arena, fenced outdoor jumping and dressage arenas and a jump field. Henderson Equestrian Services, run out of the stable by trainer Cathy Henderson, is primarily a three-day eventing program and offers lessons for all levels.
Renaissance Equestrian Center is a boarding and training facility near Ann Arbor, Michigan. It offers several boarding options, from stalls in its main barn with structured training programs to more flexible pasture-based arrangements. Boarders have access to heated indoor and outdoor arenas and on-site riding trails, with daily turnout, feeding and wellness checks. The center supports dressage, jumping and eventing and hosts clinics.
Legacy Equestrian is a full-service equestrian facility in South Lyon, Michigan, specialising in hunter/jumper riding. It offers lessons, training, boarding and showing. The facility has a 70x120 indoor arena, a 100x200 outdoor arena, an indoor wash rack and 8 acres of pasture with 24/7 outdoor boarding with shelters. Head trainer Audrey Graham and certified instructors give group and private lessons for riders aged 8 and above.
Cedar Ridge Equestrian Center is a family-owned riding instruction and boarding facility in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It offers riding lessons for beginner through advanced riders, Friday and Saturday fun lessons for children aged 5 to 17, summer programs and a Pony Club. Its students attend horse shows year round, from schooling shows to AA level. The center has an indoor arena, a stall barn, two outdoor riding rings and 33 acres of pasture.
Gentle Reins Farm is a horse farm in Stockbridge, Michigan, run by Michael Fouts since 2003. It is open all year for riding lessons, summer camps, children's parties, horse-drawn hay rides and clinics. A driving club teaches participants to hitch single and double and drive the cart themselves. Michael trained in natural horsemanship and in driving horse teams.
Sandcastle Farm is a small private horse farm between Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, Michigan, run for more than 30 years by owner Alice Preketes. It offers basic riding lessons, dressage lessons and dressage training from beginner through FEI, and also helps riders from other disciplines. It accepts ship-in lessons, coaches at area shows and runs clinics off site. Horses at the farm have stalls, daily turnout on grass pastures and individualized feeding, with an indoor arena and outdoor riding areas.
Michigan Heritage Horse Farm in Dexter, Michigan is owned by Wes Brockbank and offers horse boarding, riding lessons and training. Boarding options include pasture board, several stall sizes and stalls with private paddocks, with daily turnout and grain twice a day. Trainer Jessica Planck runs the lesson program and specializes in creating beginner-safe show horses of any breed. Facilities include indoor and outdoor arenas, a round pen and seven grass pastures.
German Magic Farm is a private training and lesson facility in Dundee, Michigan. It offers lessons and training in dressage, hunters, jumpers and eventing, led by resident trainer and owner Pamela Bauer, a German native. Services include boarding, full and part-time training, leasing, clinics and shows. The farm has a large outdoor arena, grass pastures and access to trail riding, and riders must be at least 14.
Berwyck Equestrian is a multi-discipline horse boarding facility in Milford, Michigan, owned and operated by Amanda and Patrick Rall. The property connects directly to the horse-only trail system in Kensington Metro Park and has a groomed bridle path. Several trainers based at the barn offer Dressage, Hunter Jumper and Western lessons, though boarders are not required to train. Boarding includes daily stall cleaning, twice-daily grain, hay three times a day, daily turnout, a heated indoor arena and an outdoor arena with a jump course.
Aberdeen Farm in South Lyon, Michigan was established in 2011 and is owned and operated by Donna Donaldson. Its core is dressage, with private lessons built on classical dressage principles for riders of all ages, plus training. The farm hosts dressage schooling shows, clinics with guest trainers, summer day camps for riders aged 7 to 14, and birthday parties. Facilities include indoor and outdoor arenas, an observation room, two barns, paddocks and pastures.
CornerStone Acres Stables is a horse boarding stable in Saline, Michigan, near Ann Arbor, run by owner Gerry Eaton. It offers riding lessons that specialize in beginning riders aged 8 and up, specialty horse rides and summer horse camps. Boarding includes large box stalls, extensive group turnout on grass pastures, and access to two indoor arenas, an outdoor arena, a track and wooded trails. Instructors teach English, western, trail, fitting and showing, and gymkhana.
Down Under Stables is a small barn just north of Ann Arbor, Michigan offering full-service horse boarding and riding lessons. It teaches English Pleasure and Dressage, on the rider's own horse or on the stable's school horses. Lessons run 30, 45 or 60 minutes for adults and children aged 11 and up, and beginners learn to lead, groom and tack a horse. Boarding is tailored to each horse, including feeding and turnout.
Hunter's Run is a family-owned stable in Temperance, Michigan with over 40 years of experience in equine care. It offers boarding in two barns, riding lessons for leadline to advanced riders, and horse training. The team travels to MHJA and USEF shows and hosts rated and schooling shows on site. Children's riding camps cover riding, grooming and horse care, and the 61-acre property has three outdoor rings, trails and an indoor arena.
Flying Change Farm is a family-owned 32-acre equestrian facility in Ottawa Lake, Michigan, near Toledo. It specializes in full-care boarding with lesson programs for riders of all ages and levels, from beginners to competitors. Boarders ride in the hunter/jumper tradition, and board includes feeding, daily stall cleaning, turnout and two group lessons a week. The farm also offers training, a riding camp and horse sales.
