Training

Kim, our barn owner, has owned and trained her own horses since the age of 10. All through high school she trained client horses as a summer job. When it was time to move away to university, the horse passion followed her, where she continued to train and work for many boarding barns in the Saskatoon area.

She has trained and shown horses all the way to multiple National championships, which further went on to the World Show level. There will be a limited amount of openings for training sessions each day and a calendar will be posted to schedule your horse in on a first come first serve basis. 

NOTE: Kim is happy to take any horse at any level, but before you book in, please contact her for an assessment of the horse as some horses will require a more consistent training routine than others to achieve the desired goals.

Exercise

Exercise slots will also be offered to those boarders that would like their horse to stay on an exercise schedule even if they are going on a holiday or just simply can’t make it out as often as they would like.

This service has a limited number of slot available each day. Owners will have access to a calendar they can fill in to book their horses in on a first come first serve basis. A session is 25 minutes and consists of lounging and/or hand walking. (Protective leg wrapping is included).

Lessons

“We are dedicated to the development of a solid foundation in Horsemanship and correct riding skill, with safety and the enjoyment of the horse and rider always being our foremost and primary concern.” 

Riders can receive one-on-one instruction or be part of a group lesson in a friendly and encouraging environment, from a certified instructor with the Saskatchewan Horse Federation and Equine Canada.

Lesson horses can be provided or the lesson can take part on the rider’s horse. These services will be on a limited booking as the certified coaches will have to be outsourced until Feb 1.We are excited to get this service up and running just as soon as it is safe to do so. Keep checking the News & Notices page for updates on the lesson program progress.