Having Fun No Mater the Weather
Spring Break, What does it really MEAN? I think it means “a Break from Spring“. For weeks leading up to the spring break week, we had warmer weather, pretty days and it was feeling more and more like Spring. Then Spring break hits and we are back in the deep freeze, snow, and you know it, more snow. All the snow we had lost was replaced with fresh snow. The horses loved the snow but didn’t care much for the Zero weather at night, They really went through the hay for a few days.
But we had fun anyway, especially on Friday.

Sometimes the horses would be so tired after our “hard rides”, they would just collapses into their feed dishes, see picture of Tango for a demo. This was after he was training to be a reindeer. He’s practicing he’s Flying around the fields.



I was trimming Monet’s feet and she thought she could do it better so she took the rasp from me.
Now you can see, Kricket Really knows how to sleep in the sun!!!!
Weather getting you down? (Then don’t look outside right now) The only thing to do is get up and Ride!!! When the snow quits blowing we will get going again.
No, We Aren’t Crazy, [just a bit insane]
Tuesday Night Riders Ride Again!! Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the Month (until Summer or late spring when the ground is no longer white)
You cannot train a horse with shouts and expect it to obey a whisper.”
– Dagobert D. Runes
EZ Walking Stables?
Its a place to Learn. A place to Ride. A Place to have fun with horses.We learn about horses. We Trail ride, We Work and We Enjoy Living. More about this on the new Lesson Page


Events being Planned for 2010
Riders-Up Camps. – these are week long horse learning experences for adults. Dates are beginning to be added to the Calendar
Day Camps for Horse Crazy Kids. These are week long camps for kids who are horse crazy. Looking at last week of June. If successful and fun, Will do another in July and AUG. Limited to a small number of kids.
NEW- Pony Horsemanship Rides for little kids. Taught by my assistant to earn money for her horse events this summer. These will be horsemanship lessons using Kricket the Wonder Pony as the primary horse.
Competitive Trail Ride- Held in Wasilla in July. We will have a bunch of horses from our stables participating this year. What FUN.

Overnight rides- These will be small groups who want to go out and do longer rides
Horsemanship lessons- Ride once or twice a week, learn about horses, riding and maintenance of in a less stressful situation
Gaited Horse Training – this is for horses and or riders to learn more and have better rides.
Troubled horse Training – This is also for horses and or riders/owners to make better relationships between the horses and their riders.
Confident Building for Horses and riders.
Well that’s it for now. I might add and update more of my pages soon….. So Remember, Ride today for you might not get to tomorrow.
What do we REALLY DO
We enjoy sharing our horses with folks who are not as lucky but would love to share the love affair we all have with horses. We do this by getting people involved with the horses.
Grooming, Riding, Cleaning, Doctoring, Loving, all in a day’s lesson. Our training grounds is mostly the wide outdoors. We teach riding by doing it. Going though the woods on winding trails, staying intone to your horse, relaxing, learning what to do when boggymen come calling. All in a day’s ride.
I’ve been told, I have just about the sweetest herd of horses around. This is due to good training on both horses and humans. We train both to become thinking partners and both appreciate it. Now we always have to have a leader, and I prefer the human to be that leader (though sometimes the horse might be the better choice).
If you would like to just learn about horses, ride out on trails and enjoy this beautiful place we call home, give Deb a call (745-0804). I work with all ages and abilities.
It can be scary at any age to learn to ride and control a horse. They are big, BEAUTIFUL, powerful, animals with a mind of their own. Our goal at EZ Walking stables is to help horses by educating their riders.
Students/New owners need support in order to obtain success with their horse partner. I want folks to be as successful with horses and have as wonderful of time as I have. So I teach how to respect the horse and earn his respect too. It is difficult for some people to trust a horse and even more difficult for a horse to trust them. My plan has the horse teaching. From the horse, you learn horse patience, trust, respect and how to communicate. After the first few lessons, then you have the basics and now just need ride to perfect your communicate skills with the horse. 
On this site, we plan to provide numerous horse related help items. Since horses aren’t allow to use the Internet very often, they need your help to utilize this information. Owning a horse can be a large investment but we can make it an enjoyable and positive one.
Horses for Sale
I currently have one weanling that I am searching for the right home for and I’m helping a friend who has a few for sale so , check out my sale page. Thanks.
Don’t Be caught Standing Around
this year
Get out and make Memories
Ride a Beautiful TN Walking Horse in the Great Alaska Outdoors and
Have the time of your life.
There are cute story posted under Barn Stories
Here at EZ stables, we ride for pleasure. Everything we do with the horse is for pleasure, this includes our training. If the horse is having fun learning, then its fun for us to. Horses should not be expected to act like a robot, instead, he should be educated that working with humans can be exciting and interesting. Thus we try and develop working partnerships will all our horses and owners. This ensures that we are all having fun, and getting the most pleasure possible from our horses.
So if you want to get the most out of your horse on the trail or out for a simple pleasure ride, Deb at EZ Stables is who you should speak with. Come by the barn, see how every horse on the place is happy and wants to be with people. Horses are wonderful friends and if you want to experience, this the call or write today.
Remember Every time you are around, your horse is learning!


