Thomet Stables

Believe it or not, we have a few stalls available for our shows! Get your reservations in now 😊 we are looking forward to seeing everybody in just a couple weeks!

(Edit: I included the link in the comments in the hopes it opens properly. Let me know if it still takes you all to messenger.)

Happy Spring! Looking forward to seeing you at our first show of the season here at Thomet Stables on June 6! Here is a description of class divisions and information for trainers and participants. Show bill with entry form is available on our website as well as here on our FB page. Please be sure to have your stall reservations in ASAP. They sell out fast. And also be sure to enter in your appropriate division so our classes are competitive and fair for all. Thank you so much!

THOMET STABLES HUNTER/JUMPER SERIES: DIVISIONS AND INFORMATION THOMET STABLES HUNTER/JUMPER SERIES: DIVISIONS AND INFORMATION GREEN: Horses in their first or second year of showing. Jumps set at 2’ w/exception of Cross Rails OPEN: Open to all horses and riders. Jumps set at 2’6”- 2’9”. LIMIT: Open to non-professional riders. Jumps set at 2’5”. LOW...

2026 Entry Form & Show Schedule
June 6, July 18, Aug 1
Can't wait to see you all!

(Edit: link is in comments. Hopefully that will open for all of you. FB isn’t playing nice right now lol)

2026 THOMET STABLES ENTRY FORM TAKE 2 THOMET STABLES ENTRY FORM: BACK # _________________ RIDER: ______________________________________ HORSE: __________________________________________ EMAIL: _________________________________________________ PHONE: _______________________________ TRAINER: _________________________________________...

Ideas for judges for our summer shows? 😊

Heavy rains mess with our drain field. No toilets today 🤦🏼‍♀️

For the first time in years, our waiting list is caught up and we have openings for board!

We would love for you to consider Thomet Stables for your Barn home and Barn family.

Excellent care. Always family friendly. Incredible staff. Happy horses.

If you’ve been looking for the right place, maybe we are the fit you’re looking for ❤️

Both pasture and stall board currently available.

Our toilets are not cooperating. P*e before you come to the barn!

❄️ Cold-Weather Exercise Guidelines for Horses 🐎

Healthy, acclimated horses are built for cold — but how hard we ask them to work should vary by temperature. These general ranges reflect what many veterinarians and equine care experts recommend (temps are indoor arena air temps): 

📍 Above 32°F (0°C)
• Normal riding and work are generally safe.
• Warm up muscles thoroughly as always 

📍 32°F to 20°F (0°C to –6°C)
• Light work okay — walking and easy trotting, maybe light canter.
• Take extra time warming up and cooling out.
• Avoid heavy exertion that makes them breathe hard in cold air. 

📍 20°F (–6°C)
• Most veterinarians suggest this as a practical cutoff for cantering, faster work, or longer schooling.
• If below this point, keep sessions short and slow (walk/trot only). I think many trainers and riders think this temp is still acceptable for regular work but you could be putting your horse’s health at risk.

📍 Below 10-15°F (–12 to –9°C)
• Most horses can tolerate being outside safely if dry, sheltered from wind, and monitored — but there’s no performance benefit to heavy work in these temps.
• Risk of airway irritation and muscle stiffness goes up as air gets colder.
• Consider alternative work like things you can do in hand. Walking and moving is good. Your goal is zero exertion.

Your horses lower airway can be irritated by overworking them in cold temps. This can lead to decreased lung health over time.

Stay safe and warm. Protect your horses. If your horse is at a trainer’s barn, be sure you are communicating the care and caution you want to see in place for your horse.

Tentative 2026 Thomet Show Dates:

June 6
July 18
Aug 1

We hope you’ll join us!

Is it summertime yet? 😂

Hard to deny the beauty of winter. Could we get the beauty without the frigid temps? 😜

Photo cred: Olivia Thomet