Our Program: Owner, Robin Schnader, is a CHA certified instructor and a volunteer leader for Lancaster County 4-H. Robin helps children to learn basic horsemanship that is safe and fun for the beginning and intermediate student. Robin has owned, ridden, and shown horses for over 40 years. Her teaching method combines a "hands on approach," with a practical knowledge of horsemanship using of weekly lesson handouts. This technique enables kids to learn the skills necessary to safely handle and ride a horse.
Her classroom is not limited to the farm's riding arena alone. Local trails provide kids with the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills learned while experiencing nature at it's best. For information about getting involved with 4-H call Cedar Valley Stables in Adamstown, PA at 717-484-1072.
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The Horse...
Here is nobility without conceit, friendship without envy, beauty without vanity, a willing servant, yet no slave.....-Ronald Duncan To breed a noble horse is to share with God in one of His mysteries, as well as one of His delights.
We are home for 26 horses of all breeds, many fun loving barn cats, and two beautiful Welsh Corgis named Knicki and Tucker . We are a family owned and operated equestrian facility where horse and rider can enjoy themselves in a relaxed atmosphere that is both safe and fun. Cedar Valley is nestled in a valley with over 25 beautiful acres in Lancaster County PA. We have lots of fun as family and friends...Come see us sometime!.
Upcoming Events...
The PAHA Pennsylvania Arabian Horse Association will have their south central district show at Friendly Horseman's Club in Denver on April 9th. Get out those clippers and clean that tack....we will see you there. For more information check out www.PAHA.com
For those of you learning to show Arabians, you can enjoy showing on the Eastern Amateur Arabian Horse Show Circuit, a friendly and family oriented organization located at www.EAAHSC.com
Someone is missing you... If it's been awhile since you've spent quality time with your horse, make a day soon, bring that bag of treats, dust off your grooming tote, and give your horse some real hands on lovin'. HE MISSES YOU.
Spring will soon be around the corner and you want to be ready for those trails. Get 'em in shape now and so when you are ready they will be ready too.