StarLight Farms and Feed

StarLight Farms and Feed We are a laid back trying and boarding facility that also carries Seminole Feed. Once you are comfortable riding, we will gladly take you out on trail.

We offer beginner-experienced horsemanship and riding lessons...including grooming, saddling, handling as well as riding. We are not a "show" barn but we do compete it NATRC (Long distance Competitive Trail). We like to make sure we have well rounded horses, so we train them a little bit in multiple disciplines. We specialize in regaining a rider's confidence and helping horses and riders overcome their anxiety. Please contact us for available riding times.

06/23/2026

Happy kids, happy horses, and a few new tricks up their sleeves! Every ride is a chance to learn, laugh, and grow 🀠✨

06/21/2026

I love this girl! (Willys Pokerface aka: Lady) She was a Rockstar this weekend at the ACHRC show at the new Ag Center in Alex City. Through torrential downpours, thunder and lightning, she held it together and performed beautifully.

06/19/2026

Who needs the Olympics when you’ve got horse camp? Our riders tackled the ultimate challenge: one hand on the reins, one hand holding a spoon, and an egg determined to make an early exit. The horses stayed patient, the campers stayed determined, and breakfast made a few unexpected appearances in the arena.

It was an incredibly HOT πŸ”₯ day on Saturday, June 13th, at the Tri County Riding Club show in Wetumpka. Despite the scorc...
06/18/2026

It was an incredibly HOT πŸ”₯ day on Saturday, June 13th, at the Tri County Riding Club show in Wetumpka. Despite the scorching temperatures, our competition team performed exceptionally well and had a fantastic time!

Ella Grace Adamson
One Secret Chance
Youth Western Halter 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
3 Year and Older Halter 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Gelding Halter 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
Dynamic at Dark
Open Western Walk Trot 5th Place πŸ…
Youth Western Walk Trot 1st Place πŸ₯‡, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Youth Western Pleasure 1st Place πŸ₯‡, 1st Place πŸ₯‡

Emma Davis
Ranch Confirmation 3rd Place πŸ₯‰, 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
English Walk Trot 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
Youth English Pleasure 17 and Under 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Ranch Rail Pleasure Walk Trot
Walk Trot 1st and 2nd Year Rider
Ranch Rail Pleasure 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
Youth Ranch Rail Pleasure 17 and Under 5th Place πŸ…
Anything Goes Walk Trot 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Youth Poles 13-17 5th Place πŸ…, 5th Place πŸ…
Cloverleaf Barrels
Youth Barrels 13-17

Annabelle Griffin
Costume Leadline 8 and Under 3rd Place πŸ₯‰, 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
Pony Showmanship 4th Place πŸ…, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Pony Halter 49”-54” 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Pony Walk Trot 1st Place πŸ₯‡, 1st Place πŸ₯‡
Pony Pleasure 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Pony Stake Race 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Pony Poles 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Pony Barrels 3rd Place πŸ₯‰ , 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
Pony Arena Race 3rd Place πŸ₯‰, 3rd Place πŸ₯‰

Ashley Hanley
Mares and Fillies Western Halter 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
3 Year and Over Halter 3rd Place πŸ₯‰, 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
Youth Walk Trot 13-17 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
1st and 2nd Year Walk Trot 5th Place πŸ…

Marlie Orange
English Walk Trot 5th Place πŸ…, 4th Place πŸ…
Youth English Pleasure 17 and Under 3rd Place πŸ₯‰, 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
Youth Ranch Rail Pleasure 17 and Under 4th Place πŸ…, 4th Place πŸ…

Libbie Wilhite
Costume Leadline 8 and Under 1st Place πŸ₯‡, 4th Place πŸ…

Mattie Wilhite
Pony Showmanship 1st Place πŸ₯‡, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Pony Halter 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Pony Walk Trot 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Pony Pleasure 1st Place πŸ₯‡, 1st Place πŸ₯‡
Anything Goes Walk Trot 4th Place πŸ…
Pony Stake Race 3rd Place πŸ₯‰, 3rd Place
Pony Poles 3rd Place πŸ₯‰, 3rd Place πŸ₯‰
Point Barrels 1st Place πŸ₯‡, 2nd Place πŸ₯ˆ
Pony Arena Race 5th Place πŸ…, 5th Place πŸ…

SUMMER HORSE CAMP 2026 β˜€οΈπŸ΄DAY 5: Our final day at Summer Camp kicked off with the usual barn chores. Then, we had a quic...
06/17/2026

SUMMER HORSE CAMP 2026 β˜€οΈπŸ΄

DAY 5:

Our final day at Summer Camp kicked off with the usual barn chores. Then, we had a quick visit from the vet for one of our ponies (no worries, he’s doing great!). After that, students had a chance to wrap up any crafts or worksheets they hadn’t finished. We wrapped up the day with the parent presentation, where each student got to share the skills they’d picked up with their horses over the week.

We had such an amazing week and made some wonderful memories! Looking forward to seeing you all again next year for SUMMER HORSE CAMP 2027!

SUMMER HORSE CAMP 2026 β˜€οΈπŸ΄DAY 3: We kicked off the day with some barn chores and tidying up around the barn. Next, they ...
06/16/2026

SUMMER HORSE CAMP 2026 β˜€οΈπŸ΄

DAY 3:

We kicked off the day with some barn chores and tidying up around the barn. Next, they gathered their horses and had a blast balancing an egg in a spoon while ridingβ€”they absolutely love this! After lunch, Nancy Johnson Fuller, our farrier, gave a presentation. Then, we tackled our horse hoof anatomy worksheet. The day wrapped up with tie-dyeing our camp shirts and painting some pots.

Day 4:

We started the day with some barn chores, of course! Then, everyone gathered their horses and made their way to the arena. We spent some time getting our horses desensitized and even played a fun riding game. After lunch, we tackled the saddle and bridle worksheets and got to know the terminology. The girls wrapped up the day by finishing up their pots.

SUMMER HORSE CAMP 2026 β˜€οΈπŸ΄DAY 1: We began the day with barn chores and farm tasks. Afterward, they rounded up their hors...
06/14/2026

SUMMER HORSE CAMP 2026 β˜€οΈπŸ΄

DAY 1:

We began the day with barn chores and farm tasks. Afterward, they rounded up their horses and engaged in groundwork activities to refresh their skills. After lunch, they worked on activity sheets focused on my dream horse and horse terminology. The day concluded with a fun craft where they created customized water bottles to take home for the rest of the week.

DAY 2:

We kicked off the day with some barn chores and cleaning! After that, they saddled up their horses and started working on getting them desensitized. We practiced crossing the scary tire, those scary plastic bags, and riding while holding hands. After lunch, we dove into some more horse terminology. To wrap up the day, we made horse shoe wind chimes and bracelets.

Address

759 Yarbrough Road
Tuskegee, AL
36083

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17069758414

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