Woodwynd Equestrian is a small equestrian business run by a couple with a few horses. It offers riding lessons and a standing stallion service. The stallion is a purebred Lipizzan bred at Piber. The site also lists consulting and photography, which are not horse-specific.
Ferien- und Reiterhof Klein Stavern is a riding farm in Stavern in the Emsland region. It offers riding holidays, where guests ride ponies and horses on outings through the moor and along rivers, and riding lessons are part of the programme. Short taster weekends are offered for those who want to try farm life with horses. Accommodation is provided in holiday apartments and a log cabin on the farm.
Reiterhof Kettenbach is a family-run riding farm with space for 30 horses. It offers horse boarding in several forms, including paddock boxes, an open stable and a paddock trail, with pasture access in summer. Riding is possible directly from the farm or in an indoor arena measuring 20x40m, and a lunging area is available for lunging and groundwork. The farm also runs pony courses for children.
Reitgemeinschaft Haus Dorp e.V. is a riding club in Lohmar with about 150 members, from beginners to competition riders. The club organises equestrian events, including a ground-work tournament (Ausbildung am Boden) and a summer show with jumping and dressage classes. The club's riding facility lies above the Naafbachtal, with surrounding riding grounds.
Therapeutisches Reiten Hsu offers riding therapy built around the connection between people and horses. Therapy sessions are tailored individually to each child, using a range of exercises and games with varied materials. A trial session is offered for 20 €, and a therapy unit lasts about 30 minutes and costs 45 €. The website describes the offer as supportive and sociable.
Reitsport Emmerich is an equestrian shop serving riders and horse owners. It offers saddle service, including cold and thermal saddle fitting, padding corrections and sewing repairs. The shop also sells rider safety equipment such as airbag vests and riding helmets, and riding apparel from established brands. Custom-made riding boots are made to measure and fitted in the shop.
Cameron Hill is a family-run hunter/jumper program in Louisa, Virginia, run by Jocelyn and John Martin. It offers training for young and experienced show horses, rider coaching and lessons on and off site, and accompanying clients to shows. The yard also buys and sells green hunters, prospects and seasoned show mounts.
Pferdehof Kachlin is a family-run horse farm in Kachlin on the Usedom hinterland. It offers horse boarding with spacious boxes and daily turnout, and riding lessons both on the client's own horse and on trained school horses. The farm has a new indoor arena (20x45 m) and an outdoor riding area (20x40 m). It is closely linked to the Pferdesportverein Kachlin e.V., where members train together and take part in events.
TuckerBerry Farm offers horse boarding in Radiant, Virginia, from pasture board to stall board. It provides high-need care for horses recovering from injuries, surgeries or other health issues, including stall rest, hand walking and wound aftercare. Horses are kept in small herds on pasture with shelter, or stalled with matted floors and shavings bedding. Lessons are offered on a few of the farm's horses, and training is available on request. Short-term boarding is also offered.
Cadeaux Show Stables is a hunter/jumper training and sales facility in Keswick, Virginia, run by owner and trainer Zach Parks. The barn offers training and competition programs tailored to each horse and rider, from beginners to seasoned professionals. Riding lessons are available for riders of all levels. The facility also offers private, semi-private and group turnout, and it sells and leases horses.
Veterinary Rehabilitation Services of Virginia is a rehabilitation practice with locations in Gordonsville, Fredericksburg and Richmond, Virginia. For horses, it runs an on-site rehabilitation board in Gordonsville with stall rest, prescribed exercise and turnout as needed. Services include lameness evaluations, diagnostic ultrasound, underwater treadmill therapy, acupuncture and rehabilitative chiropractic care. The practice also provides rehabilitation for small animals at its other locations.
Keswick Hunt Club is a private foxhunting club in Central Virginia, founded in 1896, with over 200 members. It runs organized hunts from September to March and is open to invited guests and junior riders who wish to join the hunts. The club also holds horse shows, trail rides and other equestrian and social events. Its historic venue is available for rental for events such as wedding receptions.
Loose Horse Mobile Tack Exchange is a mobile tack store based in Albemarle County, Virginia. It sells new and used English tack, saddles, and clothing and boots for riders of all ages. The business also offers saddle fittings and consigns English saddles. Customers can visit its farm in North Garden, Virginia, or have the mobile trailer come to their barn.
Conora Farm is a boarding facility for horses in Louisa, Virginia. Full care is included in board, with daily turnout, stall cleaning, blanketing service, and weekly grooming on request. Managers live onsite full time and have 17+ years of experience caring for horses. Stalls are bedded with pine shavings and paddocks have shelter. The farm does not accept stallions, field board, or self-care boarders.
Kim Severson Eventing is the business of Kim Severson, an international eventing competitor and coach. It offers private lessons in dressage, show jumping and cross-country. The business also trains and shows event horses, including training for owners who want to sell their horse. Clinics can be held at the client's own facility. Lessons take place at Kim's facility in Charlottesville, Virginia and at Plain Dealing Farm in Scottsville, Virginia.
Brickland Eventing is a three-day eventing training program based at Brickland Farm in Somerset, Virginia. It develops horses and riders from local starter horse trials through top international events. Services include private lessons, full training board with five training sessions per week, and training rides for boarders and ship-in horses. Group mini-camps run in summer, and custom camps can be arranged for groups.
Old Dominion Equine Associates is an equine veterinary practice serving the Charlottesville, Virginia area since 2002. The practice offers sports medicine, preventive health, reproductive care and emergency services for horses. Services listed on the site include lameness evaluations, purchase examinations and diagnostics. The practice has an office in Keswick, VA and is available 24/7 for emergencies.
Indian Summer Guide Service offers private, guided horseback rides through the scenic landscapes of Central Virginia. Rides include vineyard, brewery and cidery trail rides, and backcountry trail rides. Founder Ashton Beebe combines western riding techniques with his experience working on ranches. Rides suit both beginners and experienced riders and are available year-round. Gift cards for riding experiences are also offered.
Ruxton Farm Stables is an equestrian facility in Free Union, Virginia. It offers monthly stall and pasture boarding for horses, with stall boarding including cleaning, turnout, blanketing, and feeding. The farm also provides selective training and lessons for horses and riders. The site describes work with hunters, equitation horses, show jumpers, and horses recovering from injuries.
Thorsten Kramer Dressage is a classical dressage training and instruction business in Barboursville, Virginia, run by German-trained dressage trainer Thorsten Kramer. It trains dressage horses from Andalusians to Warmbloods and gives lessons in its indoor and outdoor arenas. The business also offers boarding for a small number of horses, with individualized care provided by Thorsten and his wife Rebecca, an equine veterinarian. Thorsten will also travel to other facilities to teach.
Reitstall Hoppe is a family-run horse yard on the edge of Brechtorf, about 10 km from Wolfsburg. The yard offers horse keeping in modern stables, with a focus on the welfare of each horse. It provides training facilities suited to different disciplines and attentive care from an experienced team. Riders can go out on the trails of the Drömling nature area, close to the stable.
Reit- und Fahrverein Rauschenberg e.V. is a riding and driving club in Rauschenberg, Germany. Its website lists the board and officers, including a sporting officer and a contact person for the stable. The club name refers to both riding (Reitverein) and driving (Fahrverein). The website provides only limited detail about its activities beyond this.
Pferdehof Kuhlke is a horse farm in Satow, Germany. The main focus is pension horse keeping with stables, a riding arena, paddocks and field access. The yard also trains horses daily for eventing and takes part in tournaments. The farm previously ran as a riding school for training riders.
Reit- und Fahrverein Weilburg e.V. is a riding club that offers a range of riding activities for members. Vaulting is a popular activity, with groups for beginners and a performance-oriented group. Horse owners can use the riding hall and outdoor arena to train their own horses. The club welcomes new members.
