Dufresne Riding Club and Stables

Dufresne Riding Club and Stables DRC is a equine boarding stable and riding club for active duty, guard, reserve, retired, and DOD employees on Minot AFB, ND.

DRC is a Private Organization located on Minot AFB, ND. We are a self-care equine boarding facility for active duty, guard, reserve, retired, and DOD employees. We have a family friendly atmosphere. We also have non-horse owning membership opportunities as well as volunteer days.

12/10/2021

It’s sad to say but DRC had officially closed its door. This club has been on Minot AFB since 1969. A lot of blood, sweat, tears, and horse hair has came through the doors. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of DRC. Even though the doors are closing, the memories that have been made, will last forever. Again, thank you to everyone who has been a part of the DRC family ❤️

12/29/2020

Just a friendly reminder to everyone: If you are not a DRC member, you are not permitted on DRC property without being accompanied by a member. Please remember this is for safety purposes. We do not wish to exclude anyone from our activities, we just want to keep our four legged friends and our two legged members safe. If you wish to view the property as a potential member please message our page to schedule a day. Happy Holidays everyone!!

10/22/2020

Beginner riding lessons are available once again! Please pm Annica Larae for questions and scheduling.

The aftermath of a pony painting party! We think Rouge looks beautiful!
06/11/2019

The aftermath of a pony painting party! We think Rouge looks beautiful!

I see people do this so often!
04/05/2019

I see people do this so often!

This is why you should never tie horses with the reins. It is a dangerous situation waiting to happen. Bart Sirman wrote on Facebook,

Photos of the stable.
03/01/2019

Photos of the stable.

Good to know!
10/29/2018

Good to know!

We’ve received several questions regarding blanketing horses in cold climates. A healthy horse will continue to develop a natural winter coat until December 22 (Winter Solstice), as the days become shorter and temperatures become colder. Horses begin to lose their winter coat (and start forming their summer coat) as the days become longer (starting December 23) and temperatures start to warm (slowly). Blanketing before December 22 will decrease a horse's natural winter coat. The horse’s hair coat is an excellent insulator and works by trapping and warming air. A healthy horse with a thick, dry and clean hair coat can retain enough heat and be comfortable outside in cold climates.

07/08/2018

Researchers say 44% of people participating in equestrian sports will suffer a horse-related concussion. Do you know how to tell if your riding buddy has suffered from one during an incident?

The Dufresne Riding Club would like to give Ashleigh Skarstedt and By Special Inventation a huge congratulations on all ...
07/04/2018

The Dufresne Riding Club would like to give Ashleigh Skarstedt and By Special Inventation a huge congratulations on all of their success at the Pinto World Show!

By Special Invitation, owned and ridden by Ashleigh Skarstedt, placed 7th in Novice Amateur Western Pleasure. In addition, this pair was selected as a finalist in Novice Amateur Showmanship. This was no easy feat, due to such a large and competitive classes. Way to go!

06/23/2018

Work day at the horse stable today from 10- 2pm!

All of us at the DRC would like to give a warm welcome to Taylor Brand and her gelding, Jess!
06/10/2018

All of us at the DRC would like to give a warm welcome to Taylor Brand and her gelding, Jess!

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Minot Air Force Base, ND
58704

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