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Tuesday 12pm - 6:45pm Wednesday 8am - 5pm Thursday 8am - 7pm Friday 8am - 4pm Saturday 8am - 3pm Sunday 9am - 2pm

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Lincourt Stables

Equine behavior specialist in Los Angeles. Utilizing and promoting positive training techniques for

Full service riding, teaching and training for the horse and rider. Super location for the Los Angeles city residents and Valley equestrians too!

11/01/2026

Early morning breath capture. The cooler temps bring a new appreciation of breathing. Possible dragon sightings or the discovery that you might already own one! 🦄🐎🐉

10/28/2026

Trail horse training in Los Angeles. Our urban show horses also double as pleasure horses for the rides off property into the streets and Griffith Park. Sensory input is high. I covered it with music for the reel. Focus on the ears. Dont you wish you could swivel your ears around like this?
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10/27/2026

Bagpipe serenade first thing in the morning. Can beat that!
Positive Reinforcement.

10/24/2026

10/14/2026

Does your horse need a great facility in Los Angeles? We got it! Email [email protected] for more info!
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10/07/2026

09/25/2026

I think this would be good for our Equine Culture Program.

Walk poles are often seen as the easy, warm-up exercise, but they're actually one of the most revealing tools we have.

Here's why:
⭐ Everything slows down. Walking over poles give us time to really watch how a horse plans and organises each step. The subtle details aren't so easy to spot when you move up to trot or canter.

⭐A simple line of walk poles tells you a lot. Small differences in coordination, body awareness, and postural control that are hard to spot at speed become much clearer at walk. It's like putting your horse's movement under a microscope.

❓ But here's the question every rider needs to ask:
If your horse loses rhythm, hollows, or knocks a pole — what's really going on?

Is there something in the horse's body making the exercise difficult?
Are the poles set at the wrong distance?
Or is the exercise simply too advanced for where the horse is right now?

Before we blame the horse, we have to look carefully at the question we've asked.

That shift in mindset from "my horse got it wrong" to "what is this telling me?" is what turns pole work from a simple exercise into a powerful tool.

Want to learn how to read what your horse is telling you?

Join Gillian Higgins live for her The Power of Poles webinar series. The first one is all about walk poles.

Walking into Strength: Poles for Core Stability and Strength
📅 Wednesday 28 October
🕡 6:30pm

In this webinar, Gillian will explore how walk poles improve:
✅ Core strength & postural stability
✅ Balance & body awareness
✅ Coordination & clear limb sequencing
✅ Thoracic sling function & abdominal engagement

You'll learn how pole placement influences spinal control and limb loading, and how to use straight lines, curves and gentle lateral exercises to build bend, symmetry, and better movement quality.

Save your seat now - comment poles and we'll send you the link

09/23/2026

Vee says the basics are important! Roll, roll, jump, spin, head toss!

Address

3919 Rigali Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
90039

Opening Hours

Tuesday	12pm - 6:45pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 4pm
Saturday	8am - 3pm
Sunday	9am - 2pm

Website

http://www.LincourtStables.com/

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