Keough Lane Stables
About
Located in Windsor Junction in the Halifax region of Nova Scotia, Keough Lane Stables offers a rare concept: a barn designed like a park, where the horses are visibly relaxed rather than on edge. Instruction is grounded in science and plain common sense, walking students from grooming and tacking all the way through riding and rewarding leasing arrangements. Both young and adult riders highlight the rapid learning curve, the sensitivity they develop toward the animal, and the strong community feel of the place.
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