Horseback Riding near Oologah, Oklahoma

Horseback Riding near Oologah, OK

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Ledger Farm

(45 mi)

Ledger Farm is a full service facility built in 2005. We like to create a community feel at our facility and welcome all breeds and disciplines.…

Trails: Located in a quaint, scenic New England town with miles of protected land to ride on! Hundreds of acres accessible directly from our farm!!

Services: Boarding, Lessons, Horseback Riding, Trails

Stalls: 31

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kiranfarm

(45 mi)

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Training: Advanced, Field Hunter, Futurity, Hunter, Jumping, Dggfdg

Services: Boarding, Training, Lessons, Clinics, Horseback Riding, Trails, Rescues

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Hendrix Farms

(45 mi)

Hendrix Farms is a Premiere Equestrian Center located in the heart of Lexington. We are a full-service facility offering the very best in equine…

Training: Our trainer Camilla Lee Crocker offers lessons, training rides, showing, and sales. She also serves as our Barn Manager and manages and supervises care of the horses.

Services: Boarding, Lessons, Horseback Riding

Stalls: 30

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JK Quarter Horses

(45 mi)

Please go to: jkquarterhorses.webs.com for more information, pictures, and other horses for sale!

Services: Training, Lessons, Horseback Riding, Trails

Riding Arena: No

Training: All Around, Barrel Racing, Breaking, Competition, Halter, …

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Navesink Stables

(45 mi)

Boarding Rough Board: $300.00 per stall + cost of feed, shavings, etc. Owner provides daily care for horse (feeding, stall cleaning, turnout…

Training: All Around, Competition, Hunter, Hunter Jumper, Jumping, …

Services: Boarding, Training, Lessons, Horseback Riding, Trails

Stalls: 9

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Morgan Mustang Paint Paso Fino Pony

(45 mi)

American Pride has both the pedigree and conformation to be an arena superstar. He's a stunning bay with four perfect white socks. He is just turning…

Trails: While a foal is far too young to be ridden, it is still able to learn skills it will need later in life. By the end of a foal's first year, it should be halter-broke, meaning that it allows a halter placed upon its head and has been taught to be led by a