KD Stable


Only 15 minutes from Downtown Lincoln     207-738-2248
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The Facilities
 
Currently the barn is 100 by 36 feet with 14 box stalls, grain room,
and extra large tack room and now a Lounge Area!! 
 
The outdoor arena is 80X120 and features Lights on the Posts to let us ride at Night.

 
ATV and Snowmobile trails access starts from KD Stable's back yard and the rides can be as short or long as the riders like.  Ride to lakes,
through the woods, over bridges and gravel roads.  The ATV riders in this area are some of the best in the state. Polite and respectful
of horses.
 
There is a round pen available for training, short term turnout and quarantine purposes if needed.
 
With four pasture areas available at KD Stable, horse turnout is easy to arrange for small groups. New horses are kept in quarantine for 4 weeks before they are slowly introduced to a herd.


 
 
My Philosophy
 
Horses and Riders need to be treated with respect and loving care. 
 
Each should be trained with patience, kindness and an understandingof the learning process. 
 
Just as people do not all learn at the same rate or in the same way, horse also can differ. 
 
Each horse needs to be handled consistently by every person. So the riders at KD Stable undergo a learning process to understand
 
how their behavior and activities while near horses affect the horses.
 
 
Some of the horses used at KD Stable were taken from less than ideal situations and rehabilitated.  They each may have behaviors 
that take some understanding to deal with. A horse which was starved and beaten into submission during meal times, may pin their
ears and act angry at feed time. This is only the horse protecting themselves. Each person working with such a horse will be taught
how to handle the situation to assure the horse they are safe.
 
Riders at KD Stable all start from the ground up.  Learning the basics of horse care is important to knowing how to handle horses in
different situations.  Learning to groom, lead, clean hooves and deal with minor injuries are all basic knowledge. How to care for equipment,
fit equipment to a horse and rider, know when things are right or not are all important for being a Horseman of quality.
 

 




Debra McKay, Instructor and Owner


I am:

..... a Certified Instructor, keeping current First Aid and CPR Cards.
 
.....a member of EAGALA, and certified in Equine Assisted Psychotherapy
.....a member of the American  Association of Riding Instructors
.....always working at improving my instructor skills and understanding of how the human body and the 
equine body interact.

KD Stable

202 Thomas Hill
Lee, Maine 04455