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| The Facility |
| Our 60-foot round pen works out great for beginner riders and lunge lessons. |
| The arena is 130' X 150'. It is set up as a roping arena as well as a riding arena with lights. |
| The guest area also known as the "safe zone" is 10' X 20' and located in between the barn and the arena. It has a covered awning, a picnic table and chairs are available for anyone that would like to sit down and watch lessons. |
| Because each horse and rider are built differently we keep a wide range of English and Western bridles, saddles, and pads in our 20' X 18' tack room. |
We do have other livestock on the property
but for safety reasons they are all contained.
but for safety reasons they are all contained.
| This is Go-T. He is a pygmy goat. He is real handy to have around. He eats the extra feed that the horses can't eat. He is a ruminant animal with four stomachs like a cow. |
| We have lost count of how many chickens we have. All but 4 of our chickens are in coops. We have redesigned our chicken coop. We are raising them for 4-H. The miniature chickens are called Cochins and are show chickens. The larger breeds of hens are for eggs. |
| Lazy D Riding School Owned by Paul and Karen Davis East Broken Arrow (918)760-3365 info@lazydridingschool.com |
| Our steel 63' X 48' horse barn has five 12' X 16' heavy duty stalls, a tack room, a breezeway and an extra large cement floored hay storage. The front of the barn has a 24-foot awning that covers the double cross tie area. |
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Some of the pictures are out of date. The
chicken coop has been redesigned and we
have a new saddle rack system. We will be
updating the pictures soon.
chicken coop has been redesigned and we
have a new saddle rack system. We will be
updating the pictures soon.
Aren't they cute! These are the goats
we will be using for goat tying. The
rest of the time we will be spoiling
them rotten.
we will be using for goat tying. The
rest of the time we will be spoiling
them rotten.