At the Lazy "D" we provide a safe and enjoyable riding experience, and we want your visit to be a memorable
one.  We take great pride in our clean and safe facility. As you step through the gate we hope you notice that
our entire facility is enclosed and surrounded with tight, clean fencing.  We have a 60' round pen which works
out great for the first time and beginner riders.  Guests are asked to stay in our designated viewing areas
known as our "Safe Zones" where they will have a full view of the round pen, the arena and the cross tie area.  
February 17th

Madeline is no longer a lesson horse.  She is permanently retired as a riding horse.  She was
diagnosed with a brain stem tumor that effects her balance.  She is no longer safe to ride.  She
will still be part of the riding school.  We will use her for teaching saddling and grooming at horse
camp.  Please stop by her pen and give her some love and maybe a few apple treats, she loves
attention.  If any students would like to stay an extra half hour after their lesson please ask to
groom Madeline.

A New Horse
Playdough is here!
I don't have any pictures of him yet but as soon as take pictures I'll create his page.  He still has to
go through our tests but he shows a lot of potential so far.  We hope to add him into the lesson
schedule before our play day series starts so we have another horse for the students to compete
on.

Play Day Series
This season we are going to have our own play day series only for our clients.  Instead of
competing at local round up clubs we are going to have our own series!  The series will start in
April and run through September.  Having the series here will give more students the opportunity
to compete. Normally we can only take one or two horses to a play day and only four students
can compete.  Now every one can compete and we'll have four horses to compete on. We'll have
an end of the year awards banquet for the series and everyone will get ribbons at the play days.  
All the money put into the play day goes right back into the awards at the end of the series.  
Please check out the play day page for more information.  If you need more information don't
hesitate to ask.

Horse Show
We had a horse show on Halloween and boy did we have fun!  The yard was packed
with family, friends, and relatives.  It was such a great turn out that we are going to
have another one.  Janet Goodson was our judge and she was really impressed with
how well everyone rode.  She new most of the competitors from the Coweta Round Up
Club but had only seen them barrel race.  She was excited to see how much all the
girls were learning about the sport of riding.  Remember our goal at our horse shows is
"control"  how well you control your horse and how well you control yourself.  The
horse show page has a couple of pictures from the horse show and some information
on the upcoming horse show.  Please parents if you have any pictures of your child at
the horse show email them to me so I can add them to the website.  I only have few
because I was too busy to take more.


What We Are Planning

We have a horsemanship class in March.  If you are interested please sign up now.
We are working on two clinics.  Our first one is another Barrel Racing Clinic.  We are still in the planning
stage but we should have a date set for early April.  Be sure to keep checking the plans for it on the
Barrel
Racing Clinic Page.  
The second clinic is a First Time Horse Buyers clinic. The date for this will be in April.  We don't have an
exact date so please check back.
Lazy D Riding School
Owned by Paul and Karen Davis
East Broken Arrow
(918)760-3365
info@lazydridingschool.com
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Our First Time
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June 2010
A Safe And Enjoyable Riding Experience
Horse
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Play Day Series Starts In April!
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Horsemanship class starting
March
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Barrel Racing Clinic
April 24th! Sign ups
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