Newberry Farm is an equestrian training, riding, boarding, and horsemanship facility located in Kellyville, Oklahoma. The farm provides horseback riding lessons, horse boarding, leasing opportunities, trail riding experiences, obstacle training, vaulting instruction, and competitive equestrian programs for riders of all ages and skill levels. The Kellyville location serves as one of the organization’s primary training facilities and offers a spacious ranch environment designed to support both recreational and competitive riders.
Built around a philosophy of connection, confidence, and true horsemanship, Newberry Farm creates opportunities for riders to develop skills while building meaningful relationships with horses. The facility welcomes beginners, returning riders, competitive equestrians, and families seeking a supportive equestrian community.
About This Program
Newberry Farm offers a wide variety of riding and horsemanship programs designed to meet the needs of riders at different experience levels. Instruction is available in both Western and English disciplines and includes opportunities for recreational riding, competition preparation, obstacle training, and specialized equestrian education. Lessons are structured to help riders build confidence, improve technique, and develop strong horsemanship skills.
The Kellyville facility features unique amenities including private trail systems, obstacle courses, and outdoor training areas that allow riders to gain practical experience beyond the traditional arena setting. Programs emphasize safety, skill development, horse care, and personal growth through hands-on equestrian experiences.
Services Offered
- Private horseback riding lessons
- Group horseback riding lessons
- Western riding instruction
- English riding instruction
- Hunter Jumper training
- Western Pleasure instruction
- Horsemanship education
- Reining training
- Ranch riding programs
- Trail riding experiences
- Obstacle course training
- Extreme Cowboy Association (EXCA) training
- Horse boarding services
- Horse leasing opportunities
- Vaulting lessons
- Mustang training education
- Competitive riding preparation
- Horse care and management instruction
Who They Serve
Newberry Farm may be good for:
- Children
- eens
- AdTults
- Beginner riders
- Intermediate riders
- Advanced equestrians
- Returning riders
- Competitive riders
- Trail riding enthusiasts
- Horse owners seeking boarding services
- Riders interested in Western disciplines
- Riders interested in English disciplines
- Families seeking equestrian activities
- Individuals interested in horsemanship education
Facility and Setting
Newberry Farm’s Kellyville location is situated on a spacious ranch property at 18900 W. 171st Street South in Kellyville, Oklahoma. The facility features outdoor training areas, obstacle courses, trail systems, boarding accommodations, and riding spaces designed to support a variety of equestrian disciplines and learning experiences.
The environment is welcoming, family-friendly, and focused on helping riders grow at their own pace. Whether participants are learning basic riding skills, preparing for competition, exploring trail riding, or developing advanced horsemanship techniques, the facility provides a supportive setting that encourages confidence and achievement.
What Makes Them Unique
Newberry Farm stands out for offering a diverse range of riding disciplines and educational opportunities within a community-focused environment. Riders can explore Western Pleasure, Hunter Jumper, Reining, Ranch Riding, Trail Riding, Vaulting, and EXCA obstacle training while receiving instruction tailored to their individual goals and experience levels.
Another distinguishing feature is the ranch’s emphasis on practical horsemanship and Mustang education. Founded by Laura Newberry and her family, the program has developed a reputation for working with Mustangs and helping riders understand horse behavior, training principles, and the importance of developing strong partnerships with horses. The Kellyville location further expands these opportunities with dedicated trail and obstacle-training facilities.