Wildbrook is a horse boarding facility in North Bend, Washington, near Seattle. It offers full-care and self-care boarding options for horses. Horses are kept in stalls with daily mucking, fresh bedding and turnout, and are given access to natural paddocks. The site also mentions glamping, holistic therapies and event hosting as additional offerings.
Blue Spruce Farm is a horse boarding facility in Redmond, Washington, operated by the Nicholls family. It offers boarding for geldings, with dawn-to-dusk turnout on grass and horses brought into stalls at night. Hay is fed morning and night, and grain is fed as needed, with the boarder providing grain and supplements. Facilities include an outdoor arena with lights, a round pen, two tack rooms, and a quarantine paddock for new horses.
Alexandra Brooks Dressage is a dressage training program run by Alex, offering training, lessons and show coaching for horses and riders. The program uses a boutique approach with individual attention to each horse and rider. Training work includes training rides, hacking and trail riding, cavaletti work and long lining. The business also helps clients buy and sell horses, and Alex travels to the Monroe, Redmond, Woodinville and Snohomish area for lessons and training rides.
Kathryn Christensen Dressage offers dressage lessons for youth and adult riders, and training for young and competition horses. Training may take place at Sky River Equestrian Center, where horses can also be boarded. The business also helps owners prepare horses for sale and helps buyers find a suitable horse. Kathryn tailors her instruction to the individual needs of each horse and rider.
South Seattle Saddle Club is a not-for-profit, member-owned equine facility founded in 1945 and located in Maple Valley, Washington. It offers a large outdoor riding arena, a round pen and local trail access for riders of all levels. The club hosts Play Days, the Chasing the Sun Barrel Series and events for the Washington State Patterned Speed Horse Association. Members also have access to a club house and camping hookups.
Sue Hubbell Hunters and Jumpers is a horse facility on a 30+ acre farm in a pastoral setting in the Pacific Northwest. It offers riding lessons for beginner and advanced riders, and horses in training are brought along from groundwork to carrying a rider. The facility also provides full service boarding and hosts a University of Puget Sound riding program. Horse sales and showing are also part of the services listed on the site.
Black Forest Treeless Saddles sells treeless saddles in leather and synthetic versions. The catalogue also includes English and Western saddles, dressage saddles and used saddles. Accessories offered include stirrups, saddle pads, fenders, girths, bridles and breast collars. The business states that it ships to Canada.
Gabinet Weterynaryjny Kopytko is a veterinary practice that provides comprehensive veterinary services for horses as well as dairy cattle. The practice offers prevention and treatment of diseases in horses and cattle. The team includes veterinarians who specialise in equine diseases and reproduction, and in ruminant diseases. The practice was founded in 2016 and is run by Aleksandra and Wojciech Falkowski.
Kellenbrook Farms is a family-owned equestrian training facility in Gig Harbor, Washington, focused on youth rider development and sport. It offers riding lessons and training rides for both competitive and recreational riders, with an emphasis on dressage. The facility uses its own school horses and includes an arena for training and competition preparation, cross-tie grooming areas and wash stalls. It also runs riding camps under the name Kamp Kellenbrook.
Dziubanowo is a horse stud in Załuż near Sanok, in the Bieszczady area of southeastern Poland. It offers boarding for horses, where the owners look after clients' horses. It also has a tack room for storing riding equipment and a horse spa. Guests can take carriage rides through the park along the San river.
New Stream Veterinary Services is a mobile veterinary practice serving the West Plains area around Spokane, Washington. The practice visits farms and homes and also offers emergency on-call care. Its equine services include dental work, ultrasound pregnancy checks, lameness exams, sick calls, vaccinations, Coggins/EIA testing and health certificates. The practice also treats cattle, sheep, goats and small animals.
Stajnia Liberiona is a recreational horse stable in the village of Zambski Kościelne, with many years of experience. It offers riding lessons on its own calm horses, focusing on seat and understanding between rider and horse, and working on poles in the riding area. The stable also runs riding camps in small groups, with riders staying at the house, and offers the option to spend a day at the stable. Horse leasing is available outside the holiday season.
The Chelan Rustlers Saddle Club is a private riding club formed in 1953 in the foothills above Lake Chelan, Washington. Its mission is to carry on the lifestyle of Western horsemanship with its members and the wider community. The club has two riding arenas, a round pen, obstacle training courses and a rodeo arena. Members keep horses in individually owned barns, and membership is also open to horse lovers who do not own horses. The club hosts group trail rides, training clinics, rodeos and 4-H youth programs.
Krucze Konie is an equestrian business in Płock, Poland, combining a stationary riding shop with riding lessons. The shop offers a wide range of equestrian equipment from recognised brands. The business also provides horse training using natural methods. Riding instruction follows the JK System, with a focus on rider balance and light contact. Online sales cover a selected part of the range, with delivery to several stables in the Płock and Gostynin area.
Reverie & Rein makes clothing for equestrians, with a focus on show coats and riding apparel. The current range includes schooling shirts and a mock show shirt. The brand also offers custom show jackets and custom university shirts. The founder, Ashley Andersen, has been involved in hunter/jumper riding since she was seven years old.
Silver Stirrup Equestrian is a small training program in Woodinville, Washington, focused on developing horses and riders. It offers full training, partial training and riding lessons on a limited number of horses and riders. The program teaches horsemanship from groundwork through competitive riding, with an emphasis on calm, ethical training. Showing is optional and attended selectively.
Archway Equestrian is a hunter/jumper training facility in the Seattle area. It offers board and training, combining instruction for riders with training and care of their horses. The program prepares riders and horses for local and nationally-rated horse shows, with coaching by USHJA Certified Trainers. The facility coordinates horse care with veterinarians, integrated medicine practitioners and farriers.
Two Mountains Farm is an equestrian facility that offers full-care horse boarding in a ten-stall barn with runs. The farm has a covered arena and an outdoor arena, grass paddocks for turnout, and heated wash racks. It also runs clinics and training sessions led by instructors, with a team that includes a farm manager who organizes these sessions. The services are aimed at owners who want their horses cared for and worked with on site.
ALTER Farm & LIFE School runs an equestrian academy that teaches horsemanship at each student's own pace. It also runs a therapeutic equine program. The business offers seasonal camps and a farm school for early childhood education. Its instructors can also visit a client's barn.
Northwest Equine Dentistry is an ambulatory equine veterinary practice in Washington, serving the area since 2001. The practice provides all categories of equine dental care, from routine maintenance and oral exams to advanced diagnostics, complex case management and surgery. Most diagnostics and treatment are done on site using digital radiography and specialized equipment. For more advanced cases, the practice works with local veterinarians and hospitals.
Red Gate Farm Day Camp runs one-week summer sessions for children aged 6 to 11 on a horse farm in Sammamish, Washington. Each camper is assigned a camp horse for the week and takes a daily riding lesson. The program also covers basic horse care such as grooming, saddling and leading. Sessions end with a horse show for family and friends.
Equinteractions offers individual, couples and family counseling for people from age 8 and up. Its director also offers Equine Assisted Psychotherapy, which combines traditional office-based counseling with interactive work with horses. The equine-assisted sessions focus on experiential learning and building life skills.
Ideal Motion Equine provides bodywork for horses. Its services include equine massage and an initial equine evaluation. The business creates a long-term plan for each horse and re-evaluates the horse at each session. Massage therapy is offered as a complement to, not a replacement for, veterinary care.
Sound Movement Equine Massage offers massage and bodywork for horses, combining modalities such as trigger and stress point therapy, myofascial release, lymphatic drainage and acupressure. Each session is tailored to the individual horse and typically lasts one to one and a half hours. The practitioner works with performance and pleasure horses in the Puget Sound area of Washington State and travels off-island when a minimum of three sessions is booked. Equine massage is presented as a complement to, not a substitute for, veterinary care.
