Live Oaks Lane Farm

10/07/2026

New location. New possibilities. Come grow with us and build a stronger partnership with your horse.

Live Oaks Lane Farm welcomes riders to our new home in College Station, Texas! Whether you’re working toward your next dressage goal or want a more balanced, confident horse for any discipline, we can help you build the foundation to get there.

Led by USDF Gold Medalist and FEI trainer Cynthia P. Hall, our program combines classical dressage, rider biomechanics, and thoughtful horse development.

🐴 Riding school: Individual lessons and discounted lesson packages, with school horses and haul-in options.

🌿 Training with full-care boarding: Personalized programs for dedicated dressage riders and horses of any discipline who benefit from better balance, strength, understanding, and confidence.

💻 Virtual lessons & consulting: Support wherever you ride, with practical guidance for your riding, training, and horse-management questions.

Good training is built through understanding, consistency, and enjoying the learning along the way.

Message us to discuss your goals, ask about packages, or schedule a visit.

www.LiveOaksLane.com

05/10/2026

Living in Alaska is extraordinarily expensive with limited resources. If you are looking for a way to support and grow our dressage community this is a great opportunity to support our remote friends.

04/27/2026

Region 5 dates for 2026 announced! Haras Hacienda will be hosting three qualifiers and Region 5 finals at their fantastic facility. Entries will open on HorseSpot in the next couple of days. Please stay tuned on Facebook and sign up for our mailing list at www.younghorseshow.com to get an update as soon as the entry platform is live.

01/14/2026

The Dressage Foundation has announced the creation of its new Leatherdale Fund for Trainers of Young Horses, established by a gift from Louise Leatherdale. Beginning in 2026, the fund will provide financial support for high-quality group educational opportunities for trainers of young dressage horses in the U.S.

Read on at the link in our comments.

📸 Photo Courtesy Of The Dressage Foundation

12/28/2025

When every horse ad says 'bomb proof' 😆😆😆

12/25/2025

11/22/2025

Based on all current information, we are fairly positive that the WPRA Finals was not the starting point for this EHV outbreak. Events of that size bring horses from every direction, which naturally increases the risk of airborne viruses, but that does not make WPRA the source.

There has also been a lot of speculation about patient zero, so let us say this plainly. Jennifer Sharp was not patient zero. She did everything right. The moment she learned how serious and contagious this situation was, she packed up, put the horse first, and went home. That level of responsibility is exactly what helps stop the spread.

We genuinely appreciate clients who take action quickly, communicate honestly, and prioritize the safety of every horse around them. Owners like Jennifer make a difference.

Stay alert, stay honest, and stay home if your horse was exposed. Responsible decisions are what slow this down.

𝐃𝐨𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐗 𝐕𝐞𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐞𝐬
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11/22/2025

Coby van Baalen talks about Ferro: “I always believed that Ferro was a very good horse because he has a very good character, and the power in his hind legs is very good. He is a strong horse. We saw he had a lot of talent for collection, we worked on the basics, many many transitions until he went better, started to use his back better.
https://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2010/08/ferro/

11/16/2025

OMG 🤣

11/14/2025

When temps drop, your horse’s best heater is their hay.

As they digest forage, it creates internal warmth. Literally heating them from the inside out! So before reaching for another blanket, toss in an extra flake or two. Their stomach will thank you, and so will their body temp.

Bonus tip: More hay = more water needs. Keep water unfrozen and easy to drink with a heated bucket.