Team Knollwood has been on the road to 2 shows this season, and they’ve both been memorable.

A big group that included both show and academy horses attended the IASPHA Spring Show, and performed above expectations. We introduced several new show teams in the friendly confines of Beyond Stable Farm, and enjoyed all that IASPHA shows have to offer.

Our academy team was amazing as well.

Last weekend, Scott and Richie headed to Columbus, Ohio to start ‘everyone’s favorite red headed boy equitation rider’s’ season.

Richie was a rockstar, executing the championship pattern with patience and horsemanship before being named the winner.

His rides on Tyler in the 5 gaited junior exhibitor classes were electrifying pass after pass. The Tyler/Richie team won both their qualifier and championship at River Ridge.

All of Team Knollwood is ready to start the season full speed ahead.

Our academy team is heading to Woodstock this weekend for the UPHA Spring Show.  Fourteen riders will gain experience in the comfy indoor arena in a big academy schedule.

We don’t travel for the Knollwood show, but it’s coming up May 16-18. With around 90 riders competing, we’re looking forward to a full weekend of learning through showing.

All, and we really mean all, of Knollwood will be attending the Madison Classic Horse Show from May 22-25. Academy riders will show Saturday morning at 10:00 AM.

If you have a chance to come to the show, we promise it’s worth the trip. Beautiful show horses from all over the country will be competing, and the academy division is pretty deep as well.

The following weekend, our academy team is heading to the Prairie State Classic, a show organized by the Morgan horse community.

We’ll show outdoors for the first time this season against some of our Morgan friends as well as saddlebred barns.

The show horses will head to their first BIG show of the season, Midwest Charity in Springfield, Illinois on June 10-14. The coliseum at the Illinois State Fairgrounds is probably the most beautiful horse show arena in the country, and the competition is fabulous.

Show horses will come home from Midwest, complete their laundry, take a nap, and head to the Fox Valley for the Oshkosh Charity Horse Show June 25-28. Our academy horses will head to the show later in the week so they can teach lessons and the academy camp leading up to the show.

This is just the show schedule through June.

Can you tell that we believe in the value of competition?

We love showing horses and teaching Knollwood Kids of all ages that there’s nothing better.

What’s Coming Up?

Woodwear For Summer

We’re currently ordering a wide assortment of Knollwood apparel. Size samples of tee shirts, hoodies and  tank tops are available in the school barn lounge.

Orders close on May 18, the final day of the Knollwood show.

Mom’s Rides

Saturday, May 10

Our first 2 time slots are full, but we have a few spots left in our 7:00 PM spot. For only $50, your Knollwood Kid can teach you why they love riding horses.

Riders must be 10 or over, or be an academy rider.

Knollwood Show

May 16-18

Did someone say Knollwood show?

We’re still looking for volunteers to take a shift at the concession stand.

Please sign up here.

Annual Food Drive

June 1 – 14

Once again, Team Knollwood is gathering food for The Food Pantry of Waukesha County at a time of the year when their supplies run low.

Every Knollwood Kid who donates a minimum of 5 food kits of the cash equivalent of $75 earns the chance to compete on an Olympic Team.

Checks can be made out to The Food Pantry of Waukesha County.

Knollwood Olympics

June 21

6:00

It’s a tradition.

Knollwood Kids who have gathered a minimum of 5 food kits will gather to compete in ‘games of skill’ while the audience enjoys their feats.

Trust us, you won’t want to miss this.

US Saddle Seat Association

Invitational Event

New Orleans, Louisiana

June 25-28

Knollwood's own Nataliue has been named to the 5 gaited team for this prestigious event. Congratulations, Natalie!

See you soon at the barn, or at the in-gate.