Steere Family Farm & Equestrian

09/05/2026

09/04/2026

My barn is finally ready! And I’m looking for 4-8 ladies who are wanting to work out and be able to bring there little kids with them! Two mornings a week Tues and Thursdays! 9:30-10:30 I have 20+ years of coaching gymnastics, conditioning and horse vaulting. One class a month we will have our work out on my horse! That’s right you heard me right! Think palates on the horse! And once a month will focus on the kids and giving the some dedicated horse time.

I’m also going to be getting back in shape with you after my postpartum pregnancy gain and wanting the motivation from other moms! We will begin class in October.

Goals we will be- working out with moms who have littles, feel better about your body, go into winter healthy, having fun with a focus on:

Plyometric exercises, which are explosive movements—such as jumping, hopping, and bounding—that rapidly stretch and contract muscles to build power and speed. HIIT type of workouts!

Please message or text me at 859-230-1710

Cost is $85 a month for twice a week or $15 a class. Come to both or one class. If $ is a deal breaker reach out anyway!

Located one mile from holland outdoor discovery center just off m40 and blue star highway

09/03/2026

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

Had so much fun with the jasper family and making this little princess dream come true for her birthday! (Note helmet is only off for 5 seconds to get pretty princess photos) they all did so good!

08/29/2026

All I can say in almost 2 years of my son’s life he’s only been sick once! Often goes through 4 outfits in a day because he’s having to much fun in the mud!

08/25/2026

08/22/2026

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💛I’m Going to Let Your Child Struggle 💛

When your child comes for lessons with me, I’m going to let them struggle sometimes.

They may have never fastened a buckle on a piece of tack. A saddle might be heavy and awkward. Their lead rope may be a tangled mess. And something that would take me ten seconds might take them five minutes.

I’m not going to immediately step in and do it for them. *Unless its a safety issue.*

Because someday, I want your child to walk into the barn, catch their own horse, tack up, and head out feeling completely confident in their own abilities.

Why?

Because they’re learning that they can do hard things.

So yes, I’ll help when something is beyond a child's physical ability. I’ll encourage, demonstrate, and keep them safe.

But when they *can* do it? I’m going to give them the time to fumble with the buckle. Untangle the rope. Try again. And figure it out.

Parents, I know watching that can be hard. You’ll want to jump in and make it easier.

But sometimes the greatest gift we can give a child is not making the hard thing easier.

It’s standing beside them long enough for them to discover:

“I can do this myself.”

💙 ~Abbie