Kaizen Farm

🌟 Our Short Boots program is gearing up for the April–October season!

Looking for a fun, confidence-building way to introduce your child to horses? Our Short Boots Program is designed for kids ages 7+ who are just getting started or building foundational skills in a supportive, low-pressure group setting.

✨ What they’ll learn:
• Horse safety & confidence (on the ground and riding)
• Balance, position, and basic riding skills
• Communication with the horse (legs, seat, hands, voice)
• Fun activities like patterns, games, and more!

📅 Season: April–October
💲 Pricing: $100/month for 2 rides or $50 per ride (cash, includes tip)
🐎 A great stepping stone into our full lesson program—graduates get priority placement!

Spots are limited and fill quickly!

📩 Interested? Email us at: [email protected] for more information

We had to say goodbye to our beloved barn cat, Morty. He was a favorite among our students and brought so much warmth and personality to the barn. From sleeping on the bench to dropping off his “little presents” in the tack room, Morty always made us smile.

Thank you to everyone who loved him and helped give him such a happy, comfortable life. Run free, sweet Morty — you’ll always be part of our barn family. ❤️🌈

Thank you to all the volunteers that came out this past Saturday to help with our spring cleanup day! You all put in a lot of hard work in less than ideal weather. We finished so many projects that we wouldn't have been able to get done without the extra help. It was so fun to have us all at Kaizen working together.
We appreciate the time you gave us and the work you did so much!

We had to say goodbye to Ruby this past Wednesday. After being stiff in her hind legs and progressing all the way to barely being able to use them, a trip to the vet and some xrays revealed that she had sever arthritis in her neck that was affecting her nerves. The vet determined that it wouldn't be safe for us to bring her back to Kaizen and suggested we put her to rest.
We'll miss getting to see her perk up when seeing a jump and how easy she made cantering look.