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Glenview Farm is a hunter jumper training barn at Zayante Creek Equestrian Center in Felton, CA. It coaches riders at all levels, from beginning riding lessons to A-circuit competitions. The barn accepts horses in training and offers training packages for boarders. It also provides boarding services such as turn out, medicating and hand walking.
KE Horse Training provides specialized training and coaching for ranch horses and their riders. The program focuses on western horsemanship and developing horses for open and amateur show arenas. Training is delivered in a boutique format with limited enrollment, so each horse and rider receives focused attention. The trainer, Kelley Engel, has a background in show horse and cow horse work.
Bay Area Horse Archers is a club in the San Francisco Bay Area focused on horse archery and horsemanship skills. It offers private lessons, clinics, and small group classes for adult and young equestrians. Clinics can also be set up at a customer's own facility. The club also provides horsemanship training and PEMF therapy sessions for horses and dogs. Horse exercise services, including longeing and riding, are offered for horses.
Lone Tree Farm is an equine facility in Waterford, California, on the Tuolumne River. It offers equine retirement, training and lessons, and clinics and camps. The farm provides stalls in the barn and paddocks, and it hosts 3-day eventing and hunter paces. Its training program is led by Connie Arthur, an eventing coach and trainer.
Kat Black Equine is a horse riding and boarding facility at Los Gatos Farms in the Silicon Valley area. It offers private riding lessons on its own lesson horses for riders aged eight and up. Horse boarding and horse training are also available. Trainer Katherine Black has over 20 years of experience with horses across several disciplines. Summer horse camps for children are also run.
O'Neill Show Jumping is a show jumping business based in Santa Cruz, California, led by Olympian rider Uma O'Neill. The team focuses on high-performance show jumping, with personalized coaching and training programs for both horses and riders. The business also runs a sales program that connects buyers with horses suited to their competitive and personal goals. Since 2022 it has included hands-on training for clients and their horses.
Coastal Dressage is a dressage training business led by Joan Williams, a Grand Prix dressage rider and certified United States Dressage Federation instructor. The business trains both horses and riders, with the aim of building a better partnership between them. Lessons are offered on the longe and as dressage seat lessons, on the client's horse or on one of the trainer's horses. Special rates are available for Pony Club and Intercollegiate Dressage team members.
Millennium Farm is a hunter jumper training barn in Portola Valley, California, founded in 1996. The barn offers horse care and customized training for show horses, including training rides, lessons and clinics. It also supports riders with show entries, hauling and show planning. The team places a strong emphasis on horsemanship.
KC Dressage is a dressage training business in Livermore, California, led by head trainer Kelly Casey Mykrantz. It focuses on developing the partnership between horse and rider, from improving a rider's seat and balance to moving horses up the levels. Lessons emphasise correct rider position and are taught for adult amateurs, juniors, and riders and horses new to dressage. The yard also trains horses for competition, including young horses and FEI-level work.
Angela Ridgway Dressage is a dressage training business run by Angela Ridgway, an FEI level dressage trainer and USDF Certified Instructor. The program covers training young horses up to FEI level and teaching students who own or lease their own horses. Lessons focus on bio-mechanics of horse and rider with the aim of balance in movement. Haul-in lessons and clinics are also offered. The business operates from Arriba Vista Ranch in Sunol, California.
All Star Training is an equestrian business in Manteca, California, run by Kristina Alexander. It offers riding lessons for people of all ages and levels, with an emphasis on horsemanship and safety. The business trains horses of all breeds from start to finish. It also provides boarding for horse owners and hosts pony parties by appointment.
KLA Training offers training for horse and rider, from beginning to advanced levels. Its programs include individual and group riding lessons, horse training and exercise, and competition coaching. Lessons cover dressage and western disciplines as well as trail riding. The training is based at Arriba Vista Ranch in Sunol, California, which also offers boarding.
Cossentine Equestrian has been coaching hunter, jumper and equitation riders since 2000. The business also trains horses. Riders can book lessons through the website, including a new student lesson and a standard riding lesson. The site also presents the horses in its program and the barn and facility.
Carrie Atkinson Enterprises works with horses to help owners learn to understand their horses. Owners can bring their horse to Concar Ranch for a personalized experience, and the work covers all levels and ages. Carrie also works with horses recovering from an injury and with riders who start riding later in life. The site shows a past liberty pony act, the Pony Pack, featuring animals trained by Carrie. Videos on the site show jumper competition rounds.
Vintage Lane is a hunter/jumper barn offering training, management and riding instruction for riders of all ages and levels. The barn helps riders lease or purchase horses, from a first starter horse to a competitive mount. Lessons focus on classical equitation and correct flatwork, with individualized care for each horse. The program also includes showing, and the barn works closely with farriers and veterinarians.
Sandhaven Farm is a competitive show barn run by Jeff and Rachel at the Portola Valley Training Center in Menlo Park, California. The farm trains horses and riders, with a focus on flat work, basics and then jumping. Lessons are taught by the owners and by other professionals when they are on the road. The farm has been operating for 16 years and competes in the jumper industry.
Woodside Vaulters is an equestrian vaulting club in the San Francisco Bay Area, founded in 1990. It offers small group vaulting classes from Walk through Advanced Canter levels, with instruction on the horse, stationary barrel and moving barrel at its barn. The club keeps its own horses, which are trained by a head horse trainer and lunged by longeurs. Vaulters range in age from 6 to young adult, and the club emphasizes horsemanship, safety and teamwork.
Shoestring Farms is a riding and horsemanship business in Portola Valley, California. It teaches English and western riding to students from first-time riders to those showing in Hunter/Jumper and Equitation divisions. The barn offers private and group lessons, horse leases, horse show coaching and trailering services. Its horses are ridden only once or occasionally twice a day, which the business says keeps them healthy and content in their work.
Hope's Chance Horse Sanctuary is a non-profit that cares for horses, many of whom arrive with health problems or behavior issues. Each new horse goes through a 30-day quarantine and a full health evaluation, followed by a care plan. Professional trainers and volunteers work with the horses on riding and training, helping them become suitable for the trail, the jumper ring, or basic education. Horses that are suited for riding are matched with adopters after several meetings and a two-week trial period. Horses that cannot be ridden stay at the sanctuary for the rest of their lives, and the facility is open by appointment only.
Woodbridge Farm is a full-service Thoroughbred horse facility in California's Central Valley. It offers breeding, mating consultation, foaling, boarding, and lay-ups, including rehab from surgeries and injuries. The farm also conditions and prepares yearlings for sales and trains horses on its six-horse EquiGym. It represents clients at California Thoroughbred sales.
Left Hook Equine Co. is a horse training and sales business in Central Valley, California. It focuses on colts, project horses, and horses that are overlooked, unhandled, or hard to handle. Services include colt gentling, groundwork, saddle starting, and problem horse retraining. The business also offers consignment sales and buyer matching, with owner progress tracking and sale media packages.
Hannink Equine Center is a hunter/jumper facility in Modesto, California. It offers training for horses from the early stages through Grand Prix level, and it offers training for amateur and junior riders. The facility also sells and leases horses and runs clinics. Its services include on-site and off-site evaluations and help promoting horses for sale or training.
McKinley Farms is a full-service equestrian centre in the Livermore Valley, California. It offers riding lessons, including introductory one-on-one lessons for new riders and a riding club for children. Its Vanguard Eventing program provides expert instruction and competitive coaching for riders. The farm also provides horse boarding with pasture, paddock and in-barn options.
Tally Hawk Stables is a full-training hunter/jumper program based at Flying J Ranch in the Tassajara Valley near Danville, California. It is aimed at riders who want to own, lease, or show horses and competes on the West Coast A and B circuits. Services include individualized horse management, lessons and in-the-tack coaching, and pro rides on the client's horse during the training week. Full-service plans also cover turnout, grooming, feeding, and medication administration. The program is led by head trainer Jessica Allan.
