KITS Equestrian Center

Sooo EXCITED to welcome Sportster aka Beckham to the barn. A huge congratulations in order to Diana Ward on her purchase and childhood dream coming true.

A mom who wanted to take up a hobby for herself came looking for lessons and a little over a year later has purchased her own horse and found a forever friend.

Huge thank you to Jordan and Triple Hill Farm for making this match made in heaven. A shout out to Christine Yoo Davis for tagging Jordan and for always putting the rider and horse welfare first!

We are excited to watch these two grow together.

Kristen A Photography
Thanks for the amazing shot and for reminding us all that ponies are pretty magical!

Prayers going out to Liz! Praying for health and patience during her road to recovery!

Calling all kids who love hanging for hours at the barn and it is about more than just riding. The Barn Brat is a dying breed. Teach them to do more, expect more, enjoy everything about this sport and these animals!

These four seem to live here.

Another PCHA Spring Fling in the books! Everyone is moving up and excited for the future! 🏅🤩

Join us in wishing a 🎉 Happy Birthday 🎉 to our very own founder and head trainer, Jena! Once a small vision, has truly blossomed into something much larger and greater than ever imagined! You have touched so many lives, sharing your love and passion for the horses and ponies that have been through our program! We wish you the happiest of birthdays, hoping your day is filled with as much love and joy you have brought so so many of our lives! 💛

Our own, Foxmor Romance and Rhyann, had a successful weekend at a local show right up the road today! What a great confidence boost for both pony and rider to grow as a team! Where do you think we’re headed next? 🥰

"Don’t over complicate it....

There was a time when you were just happy to ride, happy to be in the company of horses. It didn’t matter if you could execute a perfect lead change or jump double clear rounds. You were just happy to have two feet in the stirrups and ears leading the way.

You didn’t care about having the best tack, the coolest boots, or the newest hi-tech breeches. An old ex-racehorse, your favourite, and wearing a worn out pair of jeans with a colourful t-shirt did the job just fine.

You didn’t spend the days between Christmas and New Year planning a heavy schedule of training sessions, clinics and competitions. You threw tinsel round your pony’s neck and went hacking with friends. The new year was just another 365 days to go riding.

Don’t forget that you started this sport because you loved the animal. You loved the rush of galloping across open fields and the serenity of watching horses quietly graze in the sun. You do this because there is nothing on this earth that makes you feel more alive than being on the back of a horse, so don’t overcomplicate it.

Enjoy the little things, because one day you will look back and realize... they weren’t little at all."