Taylor Creek Stables is a full-service American Saddlebred facility in Davison, Michigan, run by owners and trainers Wes and Sena Bowling. It offers training, breeding, sales, riding lessons and hauling. The Bowlings breed, raise and train young prospects as well as finished show horses, and have led horses to world and regional championship titles. The stable stands stallions and lists horses for sale.
Windmill Farm Riding Academy offers private and group riding lessons in Western and English disciplines for beginners through advanced riders. It operates at Hoffman Farms in Highland Township, Michigan, a 299-acre facility with an indoor and an outdoor arena. Lessons are taught on experienced school horses and include hands-on horse care. The academy also offers camps, birthday parties, scout programs and pony rides.
Northfork Farms & Outback in Webberville, Michigan has grown over 40 years from a small riding lesson program into a larger horsemanship operation. Riding lessons run from beginner to Congress level in western, English, showmanship, horsemanship and trail course, on the farm's horses or the rider's own. The farm also offers trail rides, summer horse camps, horse shows and group outings. It has outdoor and heated indoor arenas, and also rents out its grounds for weddings and events.
Saginaw Valley Equine Clinic has provided veterinary care for horses since 2003, with specialists in equine sports medicine, reproduction and surgery. Its reproduction service includes stallion training, semen collection and evaluation, and shipping and freezing of semen, and stallions can stay at the facility. The clinic also offers farm services and online access to Coggins paperwork. It is the official veterinarian of the All American Quarter Horse Congress and runs an emergency line outside office hours.
WillowWind Stable is a small Gypsy Vanner breeding farm in Charlotte, Michigan, run by Kim and Mandy Kramar. Its stallion Faugh-a-Ballagh, known as Cheesecake, is a homozygous cream stallion and sires many of the farm's foals. The herd includes six mares and a filly, and horses are offered for sale. Visits are by appointment.
Kirsch Equestrian Center in Taft, Tennessee runs a riding academy for children and adults, from first-time riders to those who want to compete. Monthly lesson packages combine riding lessons with unmounted horsemanship classes covering tacking up, grooming and horse care. Pony Garten is a learn-to-ride program for children aged 3 to 7. The center also offers leasing, clinics, a schooling show series and a summer camp.
PineRidge Equestrian Center offers riding lessons year round in Eagle River, Wisconsin, with private and semi-private sessions on weekdays and weekends. The main focus is huntseat with dressage-based flatwork, and owner and trainer Jayme Nelson also has a background in western, showmanship and speed events. Jayme is a CHA-certified instructor whose riders have competed from local shows up to USEF rated shows, Pony Finals and Devon. The farm hosts clinics through the year, including a 10-day hunter/jumper clinic each summer, and has an insulated indoor arena for winter lessons.
ICE Equestrian Center is a horse training facility in South Ocala, Florida, run by owner and head trainer Isaac Leffkowitz. Training is built on foundation horsemanship, starting with groundwork and work in-hand before preparing horses for the show ring. The show program specializes in hunter-jumpers, and Isaac has also shown western pleasure, gaited horses, pleasure driving and dressage. The facility backs onto miles of trails, and the horses are taken on regular trail rides. Clinic opportunities are available on request.
Horseflight ships horses by air on international and domestic routes and has been flying horses worldwide for over 20 years. It runs standard scheduled flights through US ports such as JFK, Miami, Chicago and Los Angeles, and to ports in Europe and the Middle East. The team, led by horsemen with backgrounds in importing, sales and show jumping, ships over 2,000 horses a year. Clients request a quote with the horse's details, origin, destination and shipping date. The company has offices in New Jersey and Wellington, Florida.
Greener Pastures Veterinary Service is a full-service veterinary practice in Saegertown, Pennsylvania, established in 1996 and serving large and small animal clients in Crawford County. Its animal hospital serves small animals as well as equine and dairy clients. Mobile units provide farm care across NE Ohio and NW Pennsylvania, and services include routine exams, dentistry, diagnostics and surgery.
Mundy Veterinary Services is a mixed veterinary practice in Wallenstein, Ontario, caring for both small animals and farm animals. Its large-animal care covers equine, bovine, caprine and ovine patients, including equine services and equine dental appointments. For dogs and cats it offers wellness exams, vaccinations, dental care, x-rays and spay and neuter surgery. The practice recently opened a new, expanded facility.
Wales Veterinary Practice offers both equine and pet medicine. Its equine practice, led by Steven Wales, DVM, is fully ambulatory and serves the greater Erie and tri-state area, with an emergency line for equine calls. The dog and cat hospital in Erie provides exams, preventive medicine, surgery, dental services, digital radiology and ultrasound.
Mar Mac Farms, together with Black Cloud Racing, raises Pennsylvania-bred Thoroughbreds in McKean, Pennsylvania, near Lake Erie. It sells broodmares, racehorses, two-year-olds in training and yearlings. It also offers boarding and foaling facilities and consulting for people getting into Pennsylvania Thoroughbred breeding and racing, drawing on 40 years of experience.
Erie Wind Stables in West Lorne, Ontario offers horse training, coaching, showing and riding lessons, and is home to SS Performance. Training covers starting young horses through tune-ups and showing, and lessons run from the basics to reining and western performance. The stable offers indoor and outdoor board, day and week-long horse camps, and haul-ins and arena rentals. It also sells handcrafted Western saddle pads made from New Zealand wool.
Montasola Farms is a horse farm in Stevensville, Ontario, set on 100 acres surrounded by bush and conservation land. It offers full board and self board, with care programs adapted to each horse. Riding lessons are available, and the farm offers horse trailering priced per kilometre. It also sells straw bales.
Western Ontario Equine Services is a mobile veterinary practice in Ilderton, Ontario, limited to the care of horses and donkeys. Its services include preventative health care, dentistry with dental radiographs, lameness work, pre-purchase examinations, fecal analysis and reproduction. Two mobile units provide on-site care across Southwestern Ontario, with emergency care for colic, wounds and medical issues 24 hours a day. The practice was founded in 2015 by Dr. Tara Foy and Dr. Kendra Hoey.
The Animal Hospital of Waterford is a veterinary hospital in Waterford, Pennsylvania, founded in 1997, providing medical and surgical care to both large and small animals. Its equine services include vaccines and wellness programs, field surgery, reproductive services, lameness diagnosis and dentistry. It also treats dogs and cats, cattle, small ruminants and swine. Two mobile units provide routine and emergency large-animal care across Erie County and parts of Crawford and Warren Counties.
Henderson Equine Services is an ambulatory equine veterinary clinic serving southern Ontario from offices in Strathroy and Denfield. Its services range from preventative health care to lameness and reproductive work. The practice is led by Dr. Stan Henderson, Dr. Jackie Henderson and Dr. Melanie Pfeffer, whose work also includes dentistry, rehabilitation and veterinary spinal manipulation therapy. It treats performance horses, breeding farms and pleasure horses, runs three ambulatory units and provides 24-hour emergency care for clients.
LP Equestrian Center is a boarding and training facility in Casco, Michigan, specializing in hunter/jumper, dressage and eventing. It has 75 boarding stalls and feeds premium hay and grain twice a day. Riding lessons are offered for every level, on the rider's own horse or one of the center's lesson horses and ponies. The center also keeps a changing inventory of horses for sale.
Great Oaks Equestrian is a family-owned lesson and training facility in Casco Township, Michigan, run by Ashley and Mike LeDuc since 2014. It offers group and individual lessons on its school horses, partial leases and boarding for training clients. Facilities include indoor and outdoor arenas, 24 stalls and paddocks. Head trainer Ashley LeDuc also restarts off-track thoroughbreds, and the farm hosts dressage and hunter/jumper clinics.
Henderson Farm is a private facility in Denfield, north of London, Ontario, offering riding lessons, boarding and showing. Lessons focus on hunter and jumper basics and are taught by Equine Canada certified coaches, with school ponies and horses available. Riders compete on the Trillium and A circuits. The farm also runs a small pony breeding programme and has ponies and horses for sale or lease.
The Central Ontario Developmental Riding Program, known as Pride Stables, is a registered charity offering therapeutic horseback riding for people with disabilities in Kitchener. Founded in 1973, it runs year-round classes tailored to each rider's abilities. In summer it runs Camp Pride, an inclusive day camp. The facility includes a 30-stall barn, an indoor arena and 20 acres, supported by certified instructors and volunteers.
Kuruka Equestrian in Brentwood, Ontario, runs riding lesson programmes for students of various levels and disciplines, for recreational, competitive or therapeutic riding. It offers weekly lessons for ages 8 and up, March Break and summer day camps, clinics and rider level testing. Indoor and outdoor boarding is available, and it has a competitive show team. It also hosts an Equine Assisted Learning programme and a barn monitor programme.
Grace Farms in Brucefield, Ontario, has offered year-round riding lessons since 2002. It specialises in general horsemanship and a Western riding programme for students aged 7 and up, in small groups of up to five. Lessons are taught by a CHA-certified coach and include grooming, saddling and groundwork. It also runs summer riding camps and has an indoor arena with a heated viewing room.
