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Keller Equestrian LLC Learn about horses, riding our lesson horses and taking care of them in a fun, family oriented barn with a certified instructor.

Lessons will be available in 2026. Welcome to Beginners of all ages, Adults too!, wanting to learn to ride to Advanced Riders with Certified Instructor with over 40 years experience training and showing horses; We originally started as Keller Quarter Horses in 1986 buying, retraining and selling horses. Barb has been a Professional teacher/trainer since 1992--ARIA Certified Instructor: 1995 to present, Level III Western and 1995-2005 Level II Recreational Riding & Level II Western. AQHA Professional Horseman(from 1995-)

Instruction available with Common sense horsemanship: Western-Stock Seat, English-Hunt Seat and Dressage; Recreational Riding, Trail, Showmanship, Horsemanship, Pleasure, and Games

Students can choose Lessons to be directed toward pleasure/trail riding and/or competitive riding and showing

Instruction also includes:
Horse management and safety, feeding and nutrition, grooming, first aid, sportsmanship, responsibility, and, for those interested in showing their horse—show ring etiquette, winning attitude, and competition

Biography/Background:

Barbara Keller began competing in 1968 in barrel racing and jumping and then went on to showing Arabian horses, Equitation, and Hunter/Jumper--winning numerous English and Western Equitation Championships. Studied Productive Agriculture at Mesa College in the mid 70's. She started showing at AQHA Shows in 1986, winning numerous Regional year-end high point awards including AQHA World qualifying in 1988 and 1989; and placing at AQHA World in 1988 on a mare the Keller's had raised and trained themselves. Barbara began teaching professionally full-time in 1992 after years of showing. Since then, Barb has helped numerous families with their individual needs of having a safe environment for their children and horses at home. Safety around horses and being prepared, whether trail riding, showing, or just out riding, is a main focus of instruction. Since 1992, Barb has coached numerous 4H County Champions (several different counties in Colorado) in English and Western, Beginner to Level II Divisions; Colorado State Fair 4H Show Top 10 Western; and Youth and Amateur students at Quarter Horse and Paint Breed shows a 5th in Youth 14-18 Trail at the Paint World Championships; Hunter-Jumper winning students, and Barrel Racing District Champion, State Qualifiers (also qualifying for NBHA World in Youth and Open classes). Students also continue to excel at the local Open shows and gymkhanas.

10/20/2026

Yes!!! 😁😁😁

Miss Ava decided to try her hand at a zebra costume for Halloween this year 🐎🎃💀
10/14/2026

Miss Ava decided to try her hand at a zebra costume for Halloween this year 🐎🎃💀

10/04/2026

Mr Pat and Mr Moses have “fluffed “ and started on their winter coats.  Meanwhile Miss Ava is looking very shiny and sli...
09/25/2026

Mr Pat and Mr Moses have “fluffed “ and started on their winter coats. Meanwhile Miss Ava is looking very shiny and slick and taking her own sweet time with the coat change 😂

Mr Moses enjoyed getting very dirty this morning after the moisture.   And then this afternoon we had a downpour hit us ...
09/19/2026

Mr Moses enjoyed getting very dirty this morning after the moisture. And then this afternoon we had a downpour hit us with a 1/2 inch of rain in less than 30 minutes. Well we needed the moisture 😂😳😉

08/29/2026

I have been a horse husband for 22 years and have learned a few survival tips and tricks over the years in navigating the psychology/psychosis of your equestrian, an anonymous contributor writes. There is a helpline for people considering a relationship with a horsey person, and it can be found at 1-800-DOL-LARS.

The horse comes first.

I have witnessed my wife in an evening gown and high heels muck out a horse stall. Too many date nights and engagements have been rescheduled due to mysterious horse ailments that only the equestrian can see. “Something seems off with Pookie” means we are waiting for the vet. A horse will throw a shoe at the most inopportune moments. I suspect our horses know when we are going somewhere and have mastered the “sympathy limp.” Your horse will receive chiropractic treatments, massage therapy, new $250 shoes every six weeks, a new haircut when it is hot out, and a regular sheath cleaning. DO NOT COMPLAIN about any of these things, especially the sheath cleaning, or their costs, as you will lose this argument. Just nod sagely and go drink a b**r.

“Can you help me for a second?”

This is a trap. It is never a second. Horse people have zero concept of time. There are cross ties everywhere and enough bailing twine to circle the earth in every barn. Holding a lead rope with a horse attached is an invitation to be mauled, stepped on, or nibbled at. The horse knows a noob when it sees one and will instantly haze you. Equestrians have superhuman strength they can utilize, but it can only be called upon while in a barn. They don’t need your help. You are there to offer empathy for any and all barn and horse issues of the day. Grab a b**r, sit down, and listen while agreeing with everything said.

📎 Continue reading this article at https://www.theplaidhorse.com/2026/08/19/horse-husband-guidebook/
📸 © Lauren Mauldin

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1342 Saddle Ridge Road
Loma, CO
81524

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+19702703462

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