Fox Lake Farm is a premier hunter, jumper, and equitation training facility located in Birmingham, Alabama. Situated on 35 acres just outside downtown Birmingham, the farm is dedicated to developing skilled riders and competitive horses through professional training, quality horsemanship, and individualized instruction. The program serves riders from beginners learning foundational skills to experienced competitors participating at regional and national horse shows.
Founded by a family deeply rooted in the equestrian community, Fox Lake Farm has earned a reputation for excellence in horse training, rider development, and horse care. Under the leadership of owner and head trainer Allison Majerik Black, the program has produced successful riders and horses that have competed at prestigious events including Devon, Pony Finals, Washington International Horse Show, and the National Horse Show.
About This Program
Fox Lake Farm provides comprehensive equestrian training programs focused on hunter, jumper, and equitation disciplines. The farm offers riding lessons, horse training, competition coaching, horse sales, summer camps, and premium boarding services. Programs are designed to help riders build strong horsemanship skills, confidence, and competitive experience while maintaining a strong emphasis on horse welfare and safety.
The lesson program accommodates riders at various skill levels, from beginners learning basic riding techniques to advanced riders preparing for competitive show circuits. The farm’s experienced training team works closely with each rider to create individualized goals and development plans that encourage long-term success both in and out of the show ring.
Services Offered
- Hunter training and instruction
- Jumper training and coaching
- Equitation training
- Private riding lessons
- Group riding lessons
- Competitive horse show coaching
- Horse training services
- Horse sales and placement
- Premium horse boarding
- Summer riding camps
- Beginner riding programs
- Advanced competitive training
- Horsemanship education
- Rider development programs
- Show preparation and management
- Youth equestrian programs
Who They Serve
- Children
- Teens
- Adults
- Beginner riders
- Intermediate riders
- Advanced equestrians
- Competitive hunter riders
- Competitive jumper riders
- Equitation riders
- Riders preparing for horse shows
- Horse owners seeking professional training
- Families interested in equestrian sports
- Individuals seeking quality riding instruction
- Riders pursuing regional and national competition goals
Facility and Setting
Fox Lake Farm is located on a 35-acre property in Birmingham, Alabama and features a 35-stall barn designed to support training, boarding, and competitive equestrian activities. The facility is equipped to meet the needs of both horses and riders, offering a professional environment where participants can train, learn, and compete at a high level.
The atmosphere emphasizes quality horsemanship, individualized care, and rider development. Horses receive customized feeding programs, professional care, turnout management, and wellness support, while riders benefit from experienced instruction and a supportive team-oriented environment.
What Makes Them Unique
Fox Lake Farm stands out for its long history of producing successful horses and riders in the hunter, jumper, and equitation disciplines. The program combines high-level competitive training with a strong commitment to horsemanship and horse welfare, creating an environment where riders can develop both technical skills and a deep understanding of horse care.
Another distinguishing feature is the experience of its leadership team. Allison Majerik Black brings more than three decades of training experience and has coached riders and horses to championships, Horse of the Year titles, and top finishes at some of the nation’s most respected equestrian competitions. The farm’s staff includes experienced trainers, riding instructors, and horse care professionals who work together to support every horse and rider in the program.