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Welcome to Holly Hill Farm

Northwest Louisiana’s Premier Equestrian Center for Training, Boarding & Competitions
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What We Offer

Horse Boarding

Your horse’s health and happiness come first. Choose from a full-care stall board, pasture board, or training board—all with attentive, experienced staff and access to world-class facilities.

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Riding Lessons & Training

Learn from top-level instructors in dressage, jumping, and eventing. Lessons available for beginners through advanced riders, with personalized programs for each horse and rider.

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USEA Schooling Horse Trials & Clinics

Host of nationally recognized horse trials, combined tests, and open schooling days. Ride professionally designed cross-country courses, train with expert clinicians, and compete with confidence.

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Breeding Program

Home to the very successful, and very handsome Connemara stallion, Sean-Nos Dancer. He has won a multitude of ribbons (mostly blue!) in dressage through Second Level, Horse Trials through Beginner Novice and Jumpers. His first crop of babies are all absolutely gorgeous with wonderful conformation.

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About Holly Hill Farm

Ride. Train. Compete. Belong.

Located just 10 minutes north of Shreveport-Bossier City, Holly Hill Farm is a 280-acre equestrian facility offering professional horse boarding, riding lessons, USEA Schooling Horse Trials, clinics, and year-round schooling opportunities. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or a young rider just starting out, you’ll find everything you need to grow in the sport—right here.

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Why Riders Choose Holly Hill

Where Passion Meets Performance

  • USEA-Recognized Event Facility
  • 120’ x 200’ Covered Arena + Lighted Outdoor Rings
  • 1200m Cross-Country Course Maintained Year-Round
  • Safe, Supportive, Family-Friendly Atmosphere
  • On-Site Guest Lodging & Hotel Discounts Nearby
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Upcoming Events

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CANCELLED

Fall USEA Schooling Horse Trials

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December 6-7, 2025

USEA Karen O'Connor Eventing Clinic

Contact tracy@hollyhillfarm.net for details.

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Cross-Country Schooling Days

Open schooling on our XC course (weather permitting)

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TBD

Rider Clinics with Guest Trainers

Dressage, jumping, and eventing focus

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January 10–11, 2026

John Mason Dressage Clinic

$150 per private lesson
_Contact: _tracy@hollyhillfarm.net to sign up.

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Life at Holly Hill Farm

Explore our world of horses, riders, and unforgettable moments in motion.

From quiet mornings in the pasture to thrilling cross-country jumps, Holly Hill Farm is more than a facility—it’s a place where horses thrive and riders grow. Browse our photo gallery to see the care, community, and energy that define our equestrian center.
Two young brown and white foals with white markings on their faces are in a grassy field; one is lying down while the other stands close, both looking at a piece of rope on the ground. A wooden fence and cloudy sky are in the background.
A person wearing a helmet rides a dark brown horse with a red saddle across a grassy field under a clear blue sky. Another horse is partially visible in the foreground. Trees are scattered in the distance.
A person wearing a helmet and protective vest rides a dark horse as it jumps into a shallow water obstacle, splashing water, with grass, trees, and a barn in the background.
Two people stand outdoors holding horses with award ribbons. A girl in a pink cap and a woman in a wide-brim hat smile, each holding a horse. Trees and blue sky are visible in the background.
A dark brown mare stands in a grassy paddock with her light brown foal in front of her. They are both facing the camera on a sunny day, with a wooden fence and clear blue sky in the background.
A young child wearing a riding helmet and pink boots sits on a brown pony with a maroon saddle pad, proudly holding a colorful ribbon. An adult stands beside them, smiling, with trees and a white fence in the background.
A brown horse with a dark mane stands on a dirt and grass field under a partly cloudy sky, with a fence and trees in the background.
Three brown horses, including a foal in the center, stand close together on sandy ground in a fenced pasture with green grass and trees in the background under a sunny sky.
A person in formal equestrian attire rides a dark brown horse with a white-marked face in a sandy arena, with a wooden fence and trees in the background.

Volunteer Opportunities at Holly Hill

Calling All Horse Lovers & Community Supporters!

Our horse shows, clinics, and events at Holly Hill Farm couldn’t run without the dedication of amazing volunteers. Whether you’re an experienced equestrian, a parent, a student, or simply someone who loves horses—we welcome your helping hands!

Volunteering is a fantastic way to get involved in the equestrian world, learn more about competitions, and connect with fellow horse enthusiasts. No experience? No problem. Many positions are beginner-friendly and open to all ages.

Note: Volunteers under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian for safety.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of riding lessons do you offer?
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We offer English riding instruction in dressage, eventing, and hunter/jumper disciplines. Lessons are available for all levels—beginner through advanced—and can be booked as private or group sessions.
How do I sign up for a lesson or clinic?
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You can book lessons or sign up for clinics directly through our website or by calling us at (318) 965-9480. Be sure to complete all required release forms before participating.
What do I need to bring for my first lesson?
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Riders should wear long pants and heeled boots. Helmets are required—bring your own or borrow one of ours. We’ll match you with a suitable horse based on your experience level.
Do you offer horse boarding services?
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Yes! We provide full-care boarding with clean stalls, daily turnout, and attentive care from experienced staff. Amenities include lighted arenas, scenic trails, and access to training and clinics.
Can I ride my own horse at Holly Hill Farm?
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Absolutely. Riders are welcome to bring their own horses for lessons, schooling, and events. Please ensure you’ve submitted both the USEA and Holly Hill Farm release forms beforehand.
How do I register for shows or schooling events?
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Most entries can be submitted through EventEntries.com. Check our Calendar or Events page for details, deadlines, and links to forms.
What are your cross-country schooling fees and rules?
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XC schooling is $45/day per horse; arena use is $15/day per horse. Riders must be accompanied by an insured instructor and have current release forms on file with both USEA and Holly Hill Farm.
Do you offer overnight accommodations for riders?
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Yes! We offer on-site lodging at the Bradford Guest House, as well as discounts at partner hotels like Hampton Inn in Bossier City. Use Hilton App ID #0003048015 when booking.

Is Holly Hill Farm open year-round?
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Yes, our facility operates year-round with lessons, events, and boarding available in all seasons. Hours are by appointment or per event schedule.
Can I volunteer at events or get involved?
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We’d love that! Volunteers are essential to our shows and clinics. Check our Forms page for the Volunteer Form, or contact us to learn how you can help.

Plan Your Visit

Bradford House Guest Lodging is available on-site for out-of-town riders and families. We also offer discounts at local hotels in Bossier City—just ask when you book!

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