Sweet Giant Shire is a horse breeding farm in northern Gironde, France, raising Shire draught horses. The farm keeps a stallion and several mares. The horses live outdoors in herds on meadows with shelters and fresh water. Foals are offered for sale at weaning, around 10 months old.
North Country Riding Club is a non-profit organization established in 2001. It runs equitation and game shows for equine enthusiasts throughout the state. Shows are open to all ages, with divisions from lead liners through adults and ribbons for each class. Membership does not require owning a horse, and the club awards a yearly scholarship in memory of Irene Cochran.
Northeast Equine Veterinary Dental Services is a veterinary practice devoted exclusively to equine dentistry. The practice serves horses and their owners in New England. Its services include routine dental care, with an annual comprehensive exam and occasional adjustments as needed. The veterinarians include Leah Limone DVM, who holds the DAVDC (Equine) credential. Farm calls take place on set weekdays, and appointments are scheduled in advance.
Illusion Stables is an equestrian center in Maine that offers horse boarding, including pasture board with 24/7 care, feeding, and farrier and vet appointments scheduled as needed. Amenities include trails through the woods, a grooming station, a round pen and an outdoor arena. Riding lessons are offered for riders of all levels by owner Laura, who holds instructor certification and has experience across most disciplines. The farm is run by an owner with a long background in horses, including dressage and trail riding.
Ranch 1853 Equine Sales and Services is an equestrian facility in Sangerville, Maine. It offers guided trail rides, open arena rides, and horsemanship and riding lessons. The business also sells horses, offers horse leases, and provides horse transport services. The site notes that the 2026 season will have limited services.
4C Horsemanship offers horsemanship lessons focused on building confidence, understanding the horse, and developing riding skills. The curriculum is flexible, with students progressing through levels and earning medals and ribbons. Indoor lessons and non-riding learning are used when weather does not allow riding. The founder is a certified Equine Therapy Practitioner who offers coaching that combines work with horses and personal growth. The site notes that new students are not currently being accepted and a waiting list is available.
Twisted Pine Stables is a horse riding business in East Wales, Maine. It offers riding lessons for riders of all ages, from pony rides and introductory lessons for young children to advanced lessons over fences. The barn also runs summer camps and leasing options that let riders spend more time in the saddle. The program focuses on show jumping and 3-Phase events, with an emphasis on rider confidence and safety.
Wild Dixie Ranch offers private horse riding lessons in either Western or English style. Lessons are one hour, with half-hour sessions available for younger riders. The ranch also runs horse day camps during summer and school vacations. Visits are by appointment only, so guests should make sure someone is at the farm before stopping in.
Reichert Saddlery & Farm Supply is a saddlery and farm supply store established in 1987. It sells saddles, tack, western and work clothing, and boots for horse owners and riders. The business builds custom saddles and offers saddle fitting, saddle fitting clinics, and saddle cleaning and oiling. Its saddle fitting considers the horse's gullet width, bar style and conformation.
Horse Island Camp is a day camp on Peaks Island, Maine, where children ages 3 and up learn about and ride horses. Activities include horseback riding, kayaking, swimming, fort exploration, games and crafts. The camp also offers public trail rides for children and adults of all experience levels. Campers take part in caring for the horses, such as grooming and saddling them.
Setting Sun Stables offers riding lessons for beginners through upper-level riders, from young children to adults. Lessons are tailored to each rider and horse, using dressage and natural horsemanship techniques. Riders can bring their own horse or ride one of the stable's school horses. The stable also trains horses and offers coaching and support for local horse show competitions. Owner and instructor Helen Weeman has experience teaching, training and showing horses, with a focus on gaited breeds.
Martingals is an equestrian facility built on respect for the natural instincts of the horse. It offers horse boarding, training and riding. The yard's approach prioritizes the physical and emotional well-being of every horse in its care. Visitors can view photos of the horse boarding experience on the website.
Society Hill Farm offers riding lessons year-round for students of all ages and levels, including mini lessons for children aged 2 to 4. The farm also provides horse training alongside rider instruction. Lessons are priced per session or in packages of 8 or 12. The business is run by owner, trainer and instructor Adriana Day, with assistant trainer Emma Chisholm.
Centre Équestre La Palombe is an equestrian centre in the Bordeaux wine region near Libourne, open all year. It offers riding lessons for children from age 4 and for adults of all levels, plus preparation for show jumping and dressage competition. It also provides horse boarding in boxes with daily paddock turnout, and a range of pension formulas including work with a professional rider.
Northeast Equine Massage provides massage therapy for horses. Sessions are offered in a 30-45 minute superficial massage and a 60-90 minute deep tissue massage. Services are aimed at pre-competition and post-competition care, and at relieving muscle tension, improving range of motion and reducing stress. The business also gives owners after-massage exercise guidance and barn-care advice.
Medicine Horse offers equine assisted therapy and personal development at Silva Spirit Farm in Tiverton, Rhode Island. Sessions are facilitated by equine specialists, mental health professionals and horses, and work from the ground without riding. Services include group retreats, individual and group support, peer support, and nature assisted learning. The organisation describes itself as a non-profit and offers its programs regardless of ability to pay.
Hands for Healing Equine is a nonprofit equine-assisted learning center on a working farm in Topsfield, Massachusetts. It works with four equines, including horses and donkeys, in ground-based programs rather than riding. Programs are offered for veterans, women in addiction recovery, and parents moving through grief, among others. Facilitators are EAGALA-certified and work with participants in real time on the ground.
Ranch Apollon is a horse boarding facility offering outdoor boarding with shelter and hay under net, and indoor boarding with daily turnout. The stables include heated boxes cleaned every day, a shower with hot water and a tack room with individual lockers. Horses have access to a 60x120 ft indoor riding arena and 3-4 km of forest trails. A Paddock Paradise paddock system with hay feeding stations is planned.
Domaine de Sauboméa is an equine fitness and rehabilitation centre in the Albret area of Lot-et-Garonne, France. The centre offers tailored protocols for horses in rehabilitation, wellbeing and performance. Services include a veterinary entry check, aquatic recovery equipment, cryotherapy, natural care methods such as clay and salt treatments, and sports training facilities. Each programme is designed individually for the horse.
Herbst Arabians is an equestrian facility in Wallingford, Connecticut, that offers horseback riding lessons for riders of all ages and experience levels. It also provides training and showing programs, from once-a-week rides to five days a week, tailored to the horse and rider. Training board packages are offered for horses in training. The farm has indoor and outdoor arenas, stalls and paddocks, and access to nearby riding trails. Its focus is on Arabian horses.
Seacoast Equine is a mobile equine veterinary practice. It provides ambulatory veterinary care for horses in southern New Hampshire, southern Maine and northern Massachusetts. Services listed include preventive medicine, dentistry, internal medicine, sports medicine and pre-purchase examinations. The practice offers digital radiography, ultrasonography, endoscopy, shockwave therapy and therapeutic ultrasound.
Steeldust Farm is a working horse farm in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, run by Jennifer Elliott. It offers riding lessons and camp programs that teach a correct, balanced seat across various riding disciplines. Training for horse and rider as a team is a core service, and boarding is offered alongside it. The farm also provides equine transportation along the East Coast and Mid-Western States, with pick-up and delivery by appointment.
Mountain Lane Farm is a family-owned equine facility in southern New Hampshire. It offers horse boarding, horse training and trail riding for riders of all ages and experience levels. The farm also offers horse leasing and a mountain trail course. It is run by Heather White together with her daughters Kristy and Hannah Pratt.
Sea Star Stable is a private equestrian facility in Brentwood, New Hampshire, owned and operated by Kara and Ryan King. The stable offers riding lessons for all ages, horsemanship sessions, and dressage and eventing training. Lessons take place year round in an indoor arena, an outdoor arena, or on trail. The yard also provides competition preparation and coaching at horse shows and events.
