Wild Wind Stables, LLC

02/07/2025

09/16/2024

I like kind horse girls.

Girls who say “have a good ride” as you pass them entering the ring.

Girls who share a girth when you forget yours.

Girls who help you back your trailer.

Girls who catch your horse when you fall off.

Girls who help you braid the night before.

Girls who compliment your saddle pad.

Girls who love the horse first, and the sport second.

Be a kind horse girl 🩷

08/19/2024

Summer is for horses and friends 🧡

01/22/2024

Congratulations to this great group of riders on their SNEHA show series year end awards!

12/17/2023

We had 68 tests performed at our Dressage schooling show with Horseshoe Hill! It was a fun day with great weather!

10/22/2023

Some wonderful candid photos by from the last show of the year

04/13/2023

Nice week to spend time outside with horses 💕

04/05/2023

Hairball Challenge 2023

01/24/2023

‘Let your child have a bad ride.
I know you want to protect them from the hardships of this world.
I know you want to give them success and good experiences.
I know you don't want to see them get hurt. To see them fall. To see them fail.
But, hear me out, let your child have a bad ride.
Let them cry the tears of frustration.
Let them shake the sand out from the inside of their riding pants.
Let them face the fear building inside of them.
Let them step back on again.
Yes, let your child have a bad ride.
Let them hate the horse that challenges them.
Let them learn what fight and passion and ambition mean.
Let them realize that when they refuse to quit the horse will take the time to listen.
Grant them the joy of realizing that they are connecting with another living being.
Grant them the joy of realizing that they, although they are small, can be powerful.
Grant them the joy of seeing their hard work pay off, through the days of tears can come a love unspeakable.
Yes, let your child have a bad ride.
Afterall, life will grant us plenty of them.’

By Sarah Crouse

12/01/2022

Wild Wind Stables is thrilled to welcome Holly & Scooter to the farm. They will help begin a series of exciting new "Wild at Heart" programs at the farm!