Blue Horse Farm LLC

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Blue Horse Farm LLC is a horseback riding school that specializes in teaching positive horsemanship to both youth and adults in English and Western disciplines.

Attention Riders! 🏇🏽Dust of your boots and celebrate the beginning of riding season! 🍂Blue Horse Farm is hosting an obst...
08/15/2026

Attention Riders! 🏇🏽Dust of your boots and celebrate the beginning of riding season! 🍂Blue Horse Farm is hosting an obstacle trail show Sep 19! Check out our events to sign up

08/10/2026

It’s been a while but he took to it like a champ! We just did easy work today.

‼️Warning! ‼️These are some serious wounds that did require veterinary care. Last night’s horsemanship we discussed yell...
08/08/2026

‼️Warning! ‼️These are some serious wounds that did require veterinary care.
Last night’s horsemanship we discussed yellow level concepts of when to call the vet. Horses are accident prone horse 🐎 flight based creatures, but not all injuries require the skill of a vet.
The first one was a laceration from a large stick on a trail the horse stepped on a broke, sending it into the inner thigh. The second was a non-essential tendon cut from an unforeseen drop off in a lake. Thanks to one of my barn besties for the photos. ❤️

As a horse person, you should learn to treat some minor injuries and illness. Here are some examples of what you can treat yourself and when you should call your vet.
🤔Abrasions, minor eye irritations, small clean smooth edges lacerations are all some examples of things you can treat yourselves with clean water, antiseptic soap and healing ointment.
☎️Large jagged lacerations, puncture wounds, eye infections or injuries, colic, choking are all examples of reasons to call your vet.
Most vets are really busy people. So do yourself a favor and get to know them before it’s an emergency. Annual health exams, vaccines and dentals are a great way!
Also, have a book or two on hand to help you learn first aid and medical knowledge about your equine.

08/07/2026

We are looking for food vendors and show judges for our local show on 19 Sep.
If you are interested in volunteering to assist with the show or as a judge. Please let me know.
⭐Judges do get some compensation but need to have experience in judging horse events.

Sometimes… it’s just really hard to leave the barn. Thanks to Live Oak Animal Hospital for takeibh such good care of our...
08/04/2026

Sometimes… it’s just really hard to leave the barn. Thanks to Live Oak Animal Hospital for takeibh such good care of our animals

Camp  #2: 11 and up starts 3 Aug. All those who enrolled please check your email for updates.
07/26/2026

Camp #2: 11 and up starts 3 Aug. All those who enrolled please check your email for updates.

At Blue Horse Farm, we believe learning to ride is about so much more than sitting in the saddle. It’s about developing ...
07/23/2026

At Blue Horse Farm, we believe learning to ride is about so much more than sitting in the saddle. It’s about developing patience, leadership, responsibility, and a relationship with a horse. That’s the experience we work to create every day.

07/16/2026

Update on Belle. We took her to the vet last week. Diagnosis is equine recurring airway obstruction/heaves/ equine asthma. Likely caused by environmental allergies. Her breathing is therefore compromised and affects her ability to cool herself through respiration. As such, her sweat glands are overwhelmed and no longer functioning optimally. We are looking for an inhalant medicine to help her breathe better during the remainder of the summer, after which time we will be searching for home in a climate that she will have less allergies, to preserve her quality of life.

Let’s talk about why we ride. ❤️🐴At the top of the list? Because we love horses.It’s part of who we are. Horses bring us...
07/15/2026

Let’s talk about why we ride. ❤️🐴

At the top of the list? Because we love horses.

It’s part of who we are. Horses bring us joy, peace, purpose, and connection. They challenge us, humble us, and somehow make us better humans. That’s where it starts.

Yes, many of us eventually want to improve. We set goals, chase ribbons, master new skills, or prove something—to ourselves more than anyone else. But that usually isn’t where the journey begins. It grows from a much simpler place: love.

I also want to speak to the adult amateur rider.

The moms. The dads. The spouses. The college students. The professionals working 40+ hours a week. The caregivers. The people juggling kids, sports, homework, grocery runs, house projects, aging parents, and everything else life throws at them.

I’ve been there.

Before I owned Blue Horse Farm, I worked a full-time professional career while raising a family. If I rode twice a week, it was a good week. And you know what?

That was enough.

During my saddle ergonomist practicals, I interviewed many working adult riders. Most of them rode once a week. They weren’t less committed. They were simply living full lives while making room for something they loved.

Life has seasons.
Riding has seasons.

There will be times when you’re riding five days a week, and times when you’re lucky to ride once. Neither season defines you as an equestrian.

So take the pressure off.

You don’t have to become the “perfect rider” this month, this year, or even this decade. Horsemanship is a lifetime pursuit. We build it one ride, one lesson, one conversation, one mistake, and one small victory at a time.

Never let comparison steal the joy that brought you here in the first place.

Because in the end, it’s not just about the progress.

It’s about the horse waiting for you at the gate.
The deep breath before you swing into the saddle.
The quiet moments no one else sees.

That’s why we ride. ❤️

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🐎That’s a wrap on our 5-10 year old horse camp!🎉We had a blast and we are pretty sure the kids did too. We had some real...
07/15/2026

🐎That’s a wrap on our 5-10 year old horse camp!🎉We had a blast and we are pretty sure the kids did too. We had some real horse kids and everyone improved in their riding skills from day 1 to 3! Looking forward to seeing some of these kids back for lessons 🏇🏽! Big Humongous Thanks 🙏🏻 to our barn helpers! You make our lives so much easier.

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41333 CR-39
Bay Minette, AL
36507

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