Cedar Wind Farm
Equestrian Facility

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For those of you who remember our grand daughter, Sierra Tumlin, take a look at the picture below.  This is Sierra and her new husband, Guy Landis.  They are both in aircraft maintenance in the Marines.  She seems to be a responsible young woman and we are proud of her.  We look forward to meeting Guy one day. 

J. Ashton (Jeff) Moore Clinic
September 4,5,6 & 7 here at CWF
For more information go to Activities and Shows page

    Cedar Wind Farm  is a facility that supports many different equestrian activities.  Our primary focus is Dressage. 

We  have a fairly large program for children to learn the basics about horsemanship as well as riding.  We start them at 8 years.

We also hold adult classes twice a week in the evenings and weekends.  We have several school masters through the FEI Dressage levels and others that are just good basic school mounts. 

Our Summer Adult Dressage Camp has become very popular. In mid June  we host about 18 adult Dressage enthusiasts who come from several states around.  We have 4 instructors, each with particular focus.  Pilates is a big part of the camp.  Riders are lunged privately each day and work in groups as well as privately with each instructor.

Through the year we hold several open Dressage Schooling Shows with “L” graduate or above  judges.  They are a wonderful opportunity for our riders to get inexpensive ring experience.

Our farm is on 113 acres.  Boarders and students can ride in the woods or in the hay fields and on the 2650 ft grass runway .

Cedar Wind Farm is the home of the Rowan Oak Riders Pony Club.  We have members from Memphis to Tupelo.  We hold  jumping or Eventing clinics here from time to time to for our Pony Club Members but which are open to other riders also.


This is the enterance to our farm.  There are paddocks to the left and pastures to the right.  Straight ahead is the formal Dressage arena.  The road to the right leads to the big barn (Upper Barn) which is where the boarders have stalls.  Horses are outside every day possible.  In Summer heat they will go out at night and stay in during the day.  There is an indoor arena to the left as well as another full sized Dressage arena that is fenced.  We have another metal building that has panel stalls and tie stalls for the school ponies.  We keep hay and some hay equipment there in the winter.                                                                                      
A view of Cedarwind Farm DrivewayEvery horse boarded here has a stall in case of inclimate weather.  Boarders may choose to have their horses out 24/7 but they will always be brought in if weather looks dangerous.

There is a beautiful small valley on the other side of the indoor arena were a small jumping course is set up for students and boarders to use.  During the winter we will set some fences in the hay fields also.  The Pony Club is working on building some moveable jumps tokeep up in the fields for cross country  work.  In the Fall and Winter the school ponies are allowed to graze on the 80 acres in the back.  In the Spring and Summer they stay in the Valley and we farm hay.
Check out these links.

      Current Breeze
    Adult Dressage Camp Application

See "Beale Street"  or Rufus T.
on the Students and Horses Page

Current show information, Times and results on the Activities and Shows page

Current Rowan Oaks Riders Pony Club Information on Pony Club Page

Congratulations to Ruby Reithel for completing qualifications for her USDF Bronze Medal.


Schedule

for 2008 

August 18th   CWF  Fall  lesson  program starts

August 16-17 Region 9 Summer meeting in Houston

  September 4th to  7th "Fall Camp"    J. Ashton Moore   Clinic

October 11th USEF Recognized show

November 29th  Button-up School show

december 3rd to 7th    USDF Convention in Denver, Co         

 

 

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