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ABOUT US
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Picturesque 45+ Acre Farm with Stunning Trails
Large Bright Indoor Arena
Huge Outdoor Sand Arena
Large Grass Paddocks
Round Pen and Cross Country Course
Contact us
Contact us
Jocelyn: 519-803-5779
5706 THIRD LINE, ERIN, Ontario, Canada N0B 1Z0
Hours of operation
Hours of operation
Hours to try and contact me -
because there is never a time we are not operating -
it's horses!
Mon 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tues 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wed 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thu 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Fri 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sat 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sun TRAINING ALL DAY - PLEASE CONTACT ANOTHER TIME
Indoor Board
Indoor Board
No Space currently available for either indoor or outdoor board
A horse is not a machine, it's a living being.
So let's just take a moment to remember that.
And then let's remember that we're living beings too.
And then let's use that knowledge to treat our horses with the respect they deserve as living beings by investing in the relationship between us and them—a relationship that requires balance and harmony in order for it to thrive.
So let's just take a moment to remember that.
And then let's remember that we're living beings too.
And then let's use that knowledge to treat our horses with the respect they deserve as living beings by investing in the relationship between us and them—a relationship that requires balance and harmony in order for it to thrive.
If you want to be the best rider you can be, you have to learn how to balance yourself on your horse.
And that's not just physically—it's mentally, too. You have to make sure your brain is clear, focused, and ready for the challenge of riding a horse.
Look at it this way: If you're riding a horse, the horse isn't going anywhere until YOU tell it to move forward or stop or turn left or right. So if you're not ready for the ride, then neither are they!
So here's my advice: Take a minute before every ride and get yourself into a state where you're ready to go—and then just go!
And that's not just physically—it's mentally, too. You have to make sure your brain is clear, focused, and ready for the challenge of riding a horse.
Look at it this way: If you're riding a horse, the horse isn't going anywhere until YOU tell it to move forward or stop or turn left or right. So if you're not ready for the ride, then neither are they!
So here's my advice: Take a minute before every ride and get yourself into a state where you're ready to go—and then just go!
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