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Meadow Lane Equestrian Center

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Meadow Lane Equestrian Center

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We are a breeding, training, and show facility for the American Saddlebred Horse, located in Rockwall Texas. Sale horses of all levels always available.

In partnership with Shenanigan Stables, we provide sales, superior care, and top-notch training. About the owner:
Christine New started riding Quarter horses when she was eight and loved every moment she spent around horses. As the owner of Meadow Lane Equestrian Center, she gets to share her passion for horses with others and provide their equine friends with the best care. When not working, Christine enjoys attending regional competitions with her favorite breed, the American Saddlebred.

11/04/2026

10/24/2026

Went to the show with 3 weanlings, coming home with 1!

Meadow Lane Equestrian Center had a wonderful time at the Texas Futurity Horse Show.

10/24/2026

We are blessed to have the very best stable hands!! When 1/4 of the barn leaves for a week to horseshow, they clean, clean, CLEAN!!! And then they repaint stall walls and restain stall doors.

09/11/2026

This is long but so well written and provides a great perspective on what keeps barn owners and trainers up at night!

08/09/2026

Great read from Showman-

Chin UP. Losing sucks, but being a poor loser sucks worse.

You have every right to be disappointed. If you poured months of early mornings, late nights, money, sacrifice, and hope into something, it should sting when it doesn’t end the way you imagined. But disappointment and entitlement are not the same thing.

The judge didn’t take something that belonged to you.
Another exhibitor didn’t steal your placing.
One set of results doesn’t invalidate the work you put in.

One of the most overlooked skills in this industry is learning how to lose without making everyone else carry your frustration.

Congratulate the people who had a great day. Thank the people who invested their time in judging you. Load your trailer, go home, and ask better questions than, “Why wasn’t it me?”

Ask, “What did today’s winners do that I can learn from?”

Someday you’ll have a great day in the ring, too. When that happens, the respect you earned after your losses will mean far more than the banner you’re holding ever will.

📸 mom

07/21/2026

Pretty spot on!! 🤣

Year 1 vs. Year 4 of being a horse show husband. Tag a guy who's been there.

Shop The Horse Show Husband at thehorseshowhusband.com or visit the link in the bio.

07/15/2026

We have sooooo many adult riders in our barn!!! And we offer driving lessons also which many adults find more enjoyable!

The best time to start learning how to ride a horse is around 8 years old. The next best time is today.... cue beginner adult riders. It always starts something like, "I've wanted to do this my whole life."

Almost every one of them follows it up with an explanation.

"I just never had the opportunity."

"My parents couldn't afford it."

"I grew up in the city."

"Life got busy."

It's funny how many adults feel like they have to justify chasing something they've dreamed about for years. As if wanting to learn something purely because it brings you joy somehow needs a reason??

I've watched adults apologize for being beginners.

They'll say things like, "I know I'm probably your oldest student," or "I know I'll never be that good."

And I always think... compared to what?

Who decided hobbies need an expiration date?

Who decided dreams belong to kids?

Also- like 25% of our program is adults. You aren't alone. And you can be good!

If you've been waiting for the "right time" to try the thing you've always wanted to do, this is your reminder that there probably isn't one.

There is only today.

And I can tell you from experience, I've never had an adult rider finish a lesson and say, "I wish I would've waited another ten years."

Usually they say the opposite.

"I wish I'd started sooner."

But sooner starts today.

07/06/2026

Back to their field after the 4th🎆……checking the perimeter for danger ⚠️ 🤪🐴

07/06/2026

It’s 🥵HOT in Texas! Swimming in the water trough anyone??🤿

Address

836 State Highway 205
Rockwall, TX
75032

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 9pm
Tuesday	8am - 9pm
Wednesday	8am - 9pm
Thursday	8am - 9pm
Friday	8am - 9pm
Saturday	8am - 9pm
Sunday	8am - 9pm

Telephone

+14698636737

Website

http://meadowlaneequestriancenter.com/

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