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Mimosa Hills Farm is a multi-breed, multi-discipline horse facility in the foothills of Western North Carolina. It offers riding and driving lessons, including a rider training program for beginners. The farm also provides horse training and sales, boarding, summer horse camps and carriage services. Its riders compete in USEF-rated hunter and jumper shows as well as driving events.
Eden Farms is a family-owned horse barn near Greenville, SC. It offers horse boarding with 40 stalls, daily feeding and turnout, and several arenas and trails. The farm also provides horseback riding, horse lessons and trail rides. It is the home of Happy Hooves, a non-profit therapeutic equestrian program.
The Riding School at Casey Arabians offers horseback riding lessons year round on a small family farm with two lighted arenas. Lessons range from lead-line sessions for children age 7 and up to group lessons covering riding skills, jumping and horse care. The farm runs summer camps, schooling horse shows and birthday parties, and has a show team for riders who want to compete. Lessons are taught on gentle lesson horses, including Arabians, Tennessee Walking Horses and ponies.
Rose Hill Equestrian Center is a riding facility in Easley, South Carolina, established in February 2022 on a family farm. It offers riding lessons for beginner to advanced riders. A small lesson horse program is available for riders who do not have their own horses. The owner and trainer, Merritt Harrington, teaches and trains at the facility.
Scotsgrove Stables is a horse facility in Inman, South Carolina, on nearly 400 acres of trails and pastures. It offers English-style horseback riding lessons for riders aged six and up, with a mix of arena and trail time. Lessons are taught by the stable's own trainers, with a focus on safety and building a partnership between horse and rider. The barn is open Monday through Saturday and closed on Sundays.
Twin Tree Farm is a private boarding, training and riding facility in Pendleton, South Carolina. The farm offers private, semi-private and group riding lessons on its well-trained school horses or on the student's own horse. Horses can be kept on stall and pasture board, and current students may lease farm horses. The farm is run by owner and head trainer Kari Tankersley.
Hidden Valley Farm is a hunter/jumper boarding and training facility in Inman, South Carolina. It offers private and small group riding lessons from x-rails through the big equitation and jumpers. Horses can be kept on full or premium board, with turnout, feeding and stall care provided. The farm also offers show rides and coaching at local shows.
Three Sister's Riding Stables is a Hunter/Jumper lesson barn in Honea Path, South Carolina. It offers riding lessons for beginner to advanced riders, from ages 5 and up, on its experienced school horses. The stable also offers training and board, along with summer camps for kids. Lessons can be booked as single sessions or monthly packages.
BuckWild ShowJumpers is a hunter/jumper training and sales barn in Fountain Inn, South Carolina. The barn trains horses from unstarted young horses to mature competitors in the hunter and jumper rings. It also gives riders coaching and personalized training programs aimed at their competition goals. Training follows a groundwork-based approach, with horses progressing through rhythm, relaxation, connection and collection under saddle.
Jared Beasley Sport Horses is a family-owned training and show facility specializing in hunters and jumpers. The program includes professional training rides, private and semi-private lessons, daily horse care and conditioning, and horse show coaching and management. Riders are trained in horsemanship and taken to horse shows, and transport to competitions is offered. The facility is based in Anderson, South Carolina.
Axle Blue Equine Services is a horse business based in Sumter, South Carolina. It offers riding lessons, horse training, and horses for sale. It also provides stallion live coverage for outside mares and carriage services for weddings, fairs, and special events.
Freedom Valley Farms is a horse facility offering western riding lessons for riders of all levels, including basic lessons and barrel racing lessons. The business also provides horse training and boarding. It is run by Rachel Davis and Tara Sloan, who offer instruction to students. Lessons are one hour long and priced per lesson, and visits are arranged by message or phone.
Free Rein Center is a PATH International member center that offers therapeutic horseback riding. Its programs use horses to help people heal and learn. All instructors are certified through a year-long training program. Lesson fees are kept low and scholarship assistance is available to those who qualify.
Faith N Friends is a non-profit horse rescue and sanctuary in Corryton, Tennessee. It offers horseback riding lessons for all ages and skill levels in English and Western disciplines, taught with its ambassador horses. The organization also runs community programs that bring horses and people together, including support for mental health and its special needs community. Horses used in these programs are rehabilitated first.
Pure Joy Horsemanship offers welfare-centered horse training, behavior and horse-rider consultations, and riding instruction. The business describes its approach as compassionate and science-based, aimed at improving relationships between horses and humans. Services listed on the site include hoof and behavior consultations, functional wellness assessments, and horse and rider assessments. Clinics and webinars are also offered.
French Light Dressage is a dressage business led by David Donnelly. It trains classical and competitive dressage horses and riders, from start through Grand Prix and Haute Ecole. The business offers personalized training programs, lessons, trailer-in lessons and clinics. It also offers horse sales and consignment on a limited basis.
Dancing Horse Farm Eventing offers eventing instruction for adult amateur riders. Haul-in instruction is available with Karen Czarick. The farm regularly hosts group lessons, visiting clinicians, seminars, and schooling competitions. Karen Czarick also trains and competes horses in eventing and teaches adult amateur eventers. The farm is a privately owned facility near Athens, Georgia.
Shea Rose Farm in Etowah, North Carolina, teaches horse riding to riders of all levels. The curriculum includes ring and trail riding, ground work, basic dressage, games, drill teams, jumping and horse care. Lessons run weekly for 1.5 hours in group or private formats, with longer clinics also offered. Trail riding is part of the lesson program and is not offered to the public separately.
Rising Star Equestrian offers horse riding lessons in the East Cobb area of Marietta, Georgia. Lessons include 30-minute private lessons and one-hour group lessons for riders at different levels. The business also offers therapeutic riding for people who are challenged physically, emotionally, developmentally or intellectually, led by PATH certified instructors. All ages and experience levels are welcome.
MSF Sporthorses in Madison, Georgia offers horseback riding lessons, both small group and individual, for riders of all levels. Training is led by in-house trainers, including a Grand Prix-level trainer, with a focus on horsemanship. The farm keeps lesson horses and ponies and has a range of horses available for lease. Riders can work toward competition in the hunter, jumper and equitation rings.
Bearfoot Ranch is a non-profit equestrian center in Canton, Georgia. It offers therapeutic riding lessons and other riding activities for children and individuals with special needs. The ranch also rescues and rehabilitates abused or neglected horses. Rehabilitated horses may join the lesson program, be placed with foster families, or be adopted.
Appalachian Therapeutic Riding Center offers therapeutic horseback riding and non-mounted individualized programs for people with physical, cognitive and emotional challenges. The center is located on 15 acres in the South Toe Valley and was founded in 1986. Its three instructors are certified by the Professional Association for Therapeutic Horsemanship, and physical, occupational, speech and mental health therapists are often involved. Programs run in sessions, and the center offers a scholarship program.
Cleveland Riding School offers riding instruction from beginner to intermediate level in Balanced Seat, English/Western and Hunt Seat/Jumping. Lessons can be taken on the school's seasoned lesson horses or on the rider's own horse, and horses can be trailered in for lessons. The 30 acre facility has an outdoor arena, a cross-country field with natural jumps, a dressage ring, a round pen and trails. The site also refers to separate tack rooms for lessons and for boarders.
Good Hope Equestrian & Regenerative Farm offers private horseback riding and individual and group lessons. Its equine assisted activities are PATH International certified and use mounted and unmounted activities. The farm also offers therapeutic and equine assisted services and special programs. It also offers United States Pony Club and equestrian club opportunities.
