Mystic Meadows Equine Centre

Our diet pens get low sugar hay in slow feed nets, loose straw to pick at throughout the day and keeps them happy and picking with no long feeding gaps!

(Super important if you’re trying to prevent feed stress, and still lose weight- starvation diets do not work…)

We have 1 space in each IR pen. Max of 4 per pen.

Loose salt and bedding provided.

$525+gst

Horse Riding Lessons for Kids & Adults in Leduc

Summer camps, riding lessons for youth and adults, competitive and recreational recreational programs!

Western and English.

Ethical Lesson program (Horses & safety first)

Certified and insured coaches.

Year-round, semesterly and short term offered.  Drop in lessons and pick five available for summer!

CR Horsemanship - Training & Lessons

780 819 0975

It’s that time of year again….graduation season.

Each year we see colleges & universities sending newly minted graduates off into the world in search of jobs & career opportunities….& then the posts begin.

“Looking for a position on a farm, I have a degree in XYZ, not looking to clean stalls.”

Sigh.
The horse industry is a funny one for a few reasons: the horses don’t care if you have a degree, the messes still have to be cleaned up, & the more important you become, the more hours you will have to work. Doesn’t seem fair, does it? You know the next part of that statement: life isn’t fair. If you want to own a business, there are a lot of steps between graduation & your final form as a farm owner. Then comes the dirty little secret….

If you’ve made the conscious decision to join the equine industry, there’s a good chance that you’ll end up with a pitchfork in your hand at some point. Nobody is too good to clean stalls, nobody is too educated to clean stalls.

I own the farm, I run the business, I breed & train horses. My degrees are still in the envelope that the University of Kentucky mailed them to me in…16 years ago. They’re not hanging on my wall…but these brand new DuraForks are!

So pick your favorite, & jump in, there’s plenty of work to be done. I call a turquoise one.

Don’t forget to check out our summer camps! Updated lessons list- Options for lessons open now!

Renee- Tuesdays, rec. Dressage
6 pm - beginner riders (1 space- ages 8-12)
7 pm- full until june

Sundays- 2 pm flat class or private options, 2-3 weekends per month until July.
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Stacey- Western & English, Beginners
Saturdays
9 am and 10:15 open spaces until end of June
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Celine - EC Comp Coach, dressage/jumper and western.

Mondays @6 x 2 spaces- teens/youth up to 16 yo
Tuesdays @5- 2 spaces, TA beginner
Wednesdays @5- Low Level Jump - haul in options or board
Thursdays-
1 spot 5 PM immediate TA teens
1 spot 6 PM immediate- teen or adult
1 spot 6 PM – end of June start, year round space

Sundays –
1030 TA beginner- for riders walk trot, learning to canter
1130- dressage

Contact first semesterly, year-round and drop in or haul in pricing.

Please text 780 819 0975 for sign up information or to get signed up!

CR Horsemanship - Training & Lessons

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We completely appreciate having pastures and turnout for our horses! It has made a world of difference to have space for them to be free and they come back in much better regulated, less to no behavior issues, proper sleeping schedules and with the proper group, friendships that thrive. Safe turnout is so important ❤️

South Edmonton Boarding

Mystic Meadows Equine Centre
Leduc County

- 7 minutes from Leduc

- 22 minutes from Beaumont

- 25 minutes from South Edmonton

- 40 minutes from downtown Edmonton

What we offer:

✨ Certified Equine Canada Coach on-site for hunter jumper training

✨ Certified beginner instructor on-site, with a smaller kids-only program for beginners

✨Western, Dressage and Jumping

✨ Quality hay with free choice options and rotated pasture

✨ Heated 70x140 indoor arena, 60' round pen, and 100x200 outdoor arena

✨ Expert care with daily hands-on checks (2-3x daily, with a final night check at 9:30 pm) and onsite cameras for owner/manager access that oversee pens.

✨ Small pens for emergencies, 12x15 indoor stall

✨ Quarantine, Injury and Training Pens

✨ Thoughtful feeding schedule and straw provided for winters

✨ Access to trusted equine professionals

Whether you're a competitive rider, a rider looking for safe help and guidance developing your young horse, or a hobby enthusiast who loves horses, we've got you covered. Our focus is on providing a horse’s first environment where horses and humans can flourish together.

Boarding options:

- Small group setting: $500+GST

(free choice hay, rotated pasture, and straw in winters)

-Outdoor horses- thoroughbreds pen- grain can be fed daily. $40/per month.

($70 surcharge for oversize/draft types for hay)

-Hand fed Pony Pens- minis to large

-Seniors groups- free choice with grain option.

-Private pen $600+gst

- Indoor board:

10x12 $1000+GST (including blanketing, grain, and shavings/straw)

12 x 12 $1200+GST (including blanketing, grain, and shavings/straw)

- Outdoor horses: Straw and mineral provided. Regular pen cleaning.

Turnout will be up to minimum 10-12 hours a day unless cold weather. Can be longer/shorter pending needs.

Lessons vary from $45-65.

Lesson scheduling:

- Booked via Google calendar

- Max 3 lessons per night, 4 days a week to preserve open arena time, lessons early mornings on Sundays for a few hours.

Ready to see our facility? Message us or text Celine Roy at 780-819-0975 to book a tour!

If there’s one thing that drives us absolutely nuts as trainers… is people cutting corners on HAY. Whether it's other trainers or boarding facilities.

Yes...HAY. The literal foundation of your horse’s diet.

We see it all the time: cheap, stemmy, low-quality forage getting fed while the same horses are loaded up with $50 bags of grain, trendy supplements, and every “miracle fix” on the market.

Make it make sense.

You cannot out-supplement poor forage. You just can’t.

Forage is one of the cheapest, most accessible, and most important things you can give your horse and yet it’s the first place people try to save a buck.

Want better weight, better topline, better guts...

Start with what they eat ALL day long.

We’ll say it louder for the people in the back:

FORAGE 👏 COMES 👏 FIRST 👏

Around here it’s quality alfalfa from babies to our 28-year-old retirees. No shortcuts, no excuses, and funny enough it hasn’t failed us yet.

Stop chasing the magic fix.

Feed your horses like it actually matters.

Spring update!

One of our fantastic boarders is very sadly moving at the end of March to head home out of province. There will be a spot in the mares group to fill! Very low key, friendly group of mares.

We still have one space open as well in the mixed group with the bolder horses. And one space with the free fed tb boys in the big field.

If you’re looking for a barn with a strong sense of community, many adults and a handful of mature youth, we offer that! We have a competitive hunter jumper program for our show crew but the other half of our crew is horsemanship based and just wants to learn anything and everything… we will be having weekend clinics. Currently trying to rebuild our obstacle course. Will be attending some open shows to fulfill some adult dreams this year! And planning to get some barn trail rides in.