Located in Willow Spring, NC we are convenient to Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Holly Springs, and Fuquay-Varina. We offer full-service boarding, pasture boarding, riding lessons, trail rides, training and leasing. Come and visit us to see why you and your horse should make plans to move in and ride with us!
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Spacious, grassy pastures featuring shaded areas and water troughs, trails throughout the surrounding area, owner/operator lives on the premises, 12 x 12 stalls and 14 x 14 stall.
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We offer full boarding for $650 a month. Top quality grain and hay are provided to each horse in its stall twice daily to ensure that each boarded horse receives its full ration and can eat without disturbance. Supplements provided by the boarders will be administered as requested.
Riding lessons are available from 8 am until 8 pm, seven days a week. Multiple instructors are available in two arenas, both lighted, one covered. Horse day camps are also available on track outs and summer breaks.
Saddletree Stables is a full-service equestrian facility with owner residing onsite, owned and operated by Donnie Stephenson. We are a family-oriented business welcoming horses and riders of all disciplines.
Saddle seat riders are a unique group.
Representing one of the smaller sections of the equestrian world, they have their own habits, trends and even their own language.
True, they’re often misunderstood, and have to constantly explain their sport to non-equestrians and equestrians alike, but saddle seat riders also share a lot of perks, and a lot of laughs.
Here are 12 signs you’re probably one of them:
1. You laugh at the recent popularity of designer Jodhpur boots among non-equestrians because you’ve been wearing them for years…and yours are much better quality.
Plus theirs are too clean.
Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
2. You will never be as comfortable in a hunt seat, dressage or western saddle because you find them too constricting.
How do they even move around? Oh wait, maybe that’s the point…
Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
3. Every time someone asks what saddle seat is, you know you’ll have to drop whatever you’re holding to explain.
You can only really explain motion with motion.
Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
4. When you pick your horse’s tail and a strand of hair falls out, a bit of your soul goes with it.
And you were being so careful!
Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
5. You may have been the least “girly” of your friends when growing up, but you always had the best selection of makeup.
You’ve gotta be show ring ready.
Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
6. You understand that ears can be worn.
And that a horse that “doesn’t have ears” isn’t actually missing a body part.
Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
7. You’re aware that plastic bags have more than one use.
That horse might wear his ears after all.
Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
8. You acknowledge that “Yeah boy!” is some of the highest praise a rider can get.
And listening to a trainer yell it from the rail still makes you smile.
Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
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9. You gave up on trying to make your top hat comfortable years ago.
Classes are only ten minutes…just grin and bear it.
Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
10. You have a tendency to hoard electrical tape, duct tape, bobby pins, baby powder and ribbon.
But for real, especially the electrical tape.
11. You’ve said “Whup, trot” more often than you’ve said your own name.
And had better results with it, too.
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Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
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12. You still haven’t found anything that can compete with the feeling of riding a big moving saddle seat horse at a show trot.
And you know you probably never will.
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Photo courtesy of the American Saddlebred Horse Association.
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About the Author
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Allie Layos is a lifelong equestrian with a passion for the written word, and she likes nothing better than to combine these two interests. While she has ridden multiple disciplines, her first love is saddle seat, and she serves as editor-at-large for the international show horse magazine, Saddle & Bridle. Her work has also been featured in a variety of equine-related books, websites and other publications.