Best Equestrian Facility Stamford Near Me

4worldlovers:
Mead Farm is one of the oldest horse riding establishments in Stamford with a history dating back to 1928. We offer boarding, leasing, sales, seasonal programs and year-round lessons for children and adults.


From the first time rider to the more advanced, our instructors provide a comprehensive and challenging riding experience within a casual atmosphere.


Own-Your-Own-Horse for a Day is a full day educational program designed to give the experience of horse ownership.


When you’re ready, we offer horse boarding, leasing and sales.


Both introductory and advanced programs which include horsemanship and riding instruction.


Looking for a unique birthday party that will keep them talking for years to come? Packages include use of party room, grooming a horse and a group riding lesson. Temporarily Unavailable


The summer equestrian experience your children will never forget! Riding, Horsemanship, and Fun!

4worldlovers:
Quinlan Equestrian is a full-service riding facility offering training, lessons, showing, IEA team and sales.

Located at Cedar Lodge Farm in North Stamford Ct. We have large well maintained indoor and outdoor rings, miles of beautful trails and grassy turnout.

4worldlovers: Welcome to Serenity Show Stable! We are located at the breathtaking 46 Great Island a private 64 acre estate in Darien with spectacular views of Long Island Sound. The property boasts multiple lush paddocks, a grass riding field with both an all weather outdoor and heated indoor riding ring. The stable is located inside a castle with large stalls and while tile ceilings. Our enchanting facilities are every horse and riders dream!

4worldlovers: Horseback riding lessons in the arena and on the adjacent horse trails for children and adults of all skill levels in Greenwich, Connecticut. Horse boarding also available.

4worldlovers:
Elizabeth grew up riding in Westchester County, New York. As a junior, she competed successfully in the hunter and equitation divisions - qualifying for all major finals such as AHSA (now USEF) Hunter Seat Medal Finals, New England Equitation Finals, and ASPCA Maclay Regionals. Throughout her junior years, Elizabeth developed horsemanship skills by caring for horses on her family's small private farm, being a working student at a nearby show barn, and volunteering at an equine veterinary practice.


Once she aged out of the juniors, Elizabeth headed to Cornell University and earned a Bachelor's Degree in Communications. During this period, Elizabeth was introduced to the jumper world and rode her own "Kaiser" in the Amateur Owners. Upon completing college, Elizabeth dove into the horse industry as a professional. For 4 years, Elizabeth worked as a freelance rider and trainer, campaigning horses in the professional hunter divisions at some of our nation's most prestigious competitions. She received ribbons at Devon, the Pennsylvania National Horse Show, and was even named Leading Hunter Rider of the Vermont Summer Festival Circuit. Then, for 3 years, Elizabeth worked for Olympic medalist Peter Leone at his Lionshare Farm in Connecticut. At Lionshare, Elizabeth had the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of a top-tier show barn while continuing to refine her riding abilities.