Since the weather is not wanting to cooperate, rain and thunder showers tomorrow, we are rescheduling the Fundraiser. So, no pony rides, face painting and lots of fun Saturday March 5th! I will post the new date as soon as I get it locked down! Please pass the word along!

Spring Break Camp – April 4th to 8th. I have only a few spots left so please let me know ASAP if you would like to sign up! Click here to see what we are doing!

High Country Stables and our Show Team are hosting an Open House on March 5th from 12:00 to 3:00. $5.00 per person at the door buys you pony rides, face painting, games and lots of fun! Food and drinks will be available and donations are appreciated as we strive to raise money for equestrian events through out the year. And live music! Tell all your friends and neighbors!

What happened to December and the holidays? One minute the farm was decorating for Christmas and the next we were taking everything down! Though, I must say it was a great Christmas!

Jeri and I are really excited about the “Road to the Better Horse” clinic. We start this Sunday January 9th, 2:00 to 4:00 and run through March, meeting every other Sunday with horses and gear to become better partners with our four footed friends! We have several participants signed up and a great program mapped out for the next three months! For more information on the “Road to a Better Horse” click here!

February 22nd is the first Fun Day for 2011! 9:00 to 3:00 – $50.00 – Bring your lunch! We will provide a camp fire, hot chocolate, snacks and of course, tons of riding and fun! To sign up click here!

Spring Break Camp – April 4th to 8th – 9:00 to 1:00 – $250.00 – Ages 7 and up. We will take beginner to advanced riders, English or Western! For more information or to sign up click here!

We are really excited to have Kerry Davids join the HCS crew!

Kerry is from the UK and has been riding since age 5. She volunteered at various barns in the UK helping care for the horses as well as assist with riding lessons and the RDA (Riding for the Disabled). Kerry moved to the USA in 1996 and resumed riding at a barn which used Sally Swift’s centered riding techniques. Kerry has ridden in numerous eventing competitions and ridden in clinics with previous eventers, like Kim Walnes. Kerry is a big safety advocate and teaches using the centered riding initiative. She has taught dressage, jumping and loves training horses.

There are two spots open for the December 21st Fun Day! Don’t miss out on all the fun!

Jeri and Shelly are offering a 3 month clinic starting in January – Thinking about buying a horse? Already own a horse that you are scared of or not sure how to start training? Does your horse walk all over you? Can you lead your horse or does your horse lead you? Do you spend hours trying to catch your horse? If you answer yes to any of these questions you need to spend the winter with us. For more details click here!