Lost Mountain Stables

06/19/2026

No doubt about it…we all loved Doc! He took young and old to the winners circle! Sweet memories!

06/19/2026

A few more memories from our Cowboy Shooting days!

06/19/2026

Bobby Lee and his boy, Doc!
Those were some of the best days!

06/18/2026

Lazy day on the Coosa River

06/18/2026

Sarah B loved our sweet Doc!
Thank you for these awesome pics!

06/17/2026

There is a sound that every horse lover knows.

A distant rhythm carried by the wind.

The steady beat of hooves against the earth.

To some, it is just a sound.

To others, it feels like a heartbeat.

A reminder that freedom still exists somewhere beyond the noise of everyday life.

For centuries, horses have carried humanity through triumph and tragedy. They have stood beside us in wars, crossed mountains with us, worked our fields, and shared our journeys. Yet despite everything they have given, they have never asked for fame, recognition, or reward.

They simply ran.

And in doing so, they taught us something profound.

A horse never worries about yesterday.

It never fears tomorrow.

It lives completely in the present moment.

Perhaps that is why being around horses feels so healing. They pull us away from our worries and remind us of what truly matters—trust, connection, and the simple gift of being alive.

The quote in this image touches something deep inside the hearts of horse lovers.

"Thunder is the sound of hoofbeats in heaven."

Whether taken literally or symbolically, the message resonates because anyone who has loved a horse understands that some bonds never truly end.

The horses we have lost do not disappear.

They remain in the memories that still make us smile.

In the photographs we cannot bring ourselves to delete.

In the empty stall we still glance toward.

In the familiar sound of hooves that instantly transports us back to moments we thought were gone forever.

Love leaves traces.

Real love always does.

A horse may leave this world, but the lessons it taught remain. The courage it inspired remains. The trust it gave remains.

And sometimes, on quiet evenings when the clouds roll across the sky and distant thunder echoes on the horizon, it is comforting to imagine something beautiful.

A place where old friends run free.

Where tired legs never ache.

Where green fields stretch forever.

Where every horse that was loved is galloping beneath endless skies.

Maybe that is why thunder feels different to those who have known the love of a horse.

It is not a storm.

It is a memory.

A reminder.

A whisper from a soul that once ran beside us.

And perhaps, somewhere beyond the horizon, the sound of those hoofbeats never stops.

06/16/2026

Any of our past students that rode Doc, please send us one of your favorite pictures! Thanks Faith and Gabby for these jewels!

06/16/2026

Thank you all for the kind words, prayers and support! Our sweet boy Doc has joined Leroy, Cole, Dandy and all the others who have gone before.
Run like the wind, sweet boy! You were so loved and will be missed! So many memories!

05/29/2026

02/20/2026

That time of year . Be aware