When I was 10 years old my mother asked
  me if wanted to move to Tucson Arizona.

  "Tucson what"? "Where is that"?...and then 
   question after question after question.

  My mother said "I'll buy you a horse".  

  "When do we move?"  Was my last question.   Lucy

Here's our 13 year old daughter on her first horse!

His name is Sobi Won Kenobi (he came with the name) we just call him Sobi, my daughters name is Ali.  This funny video was shot at one of her first jumping lessons.  He was being very naughty.  We look back at this often to remember where they started off.  It's not always pretty the first time out but we like to have fun.  

Tucson is a great place to own a horse or horses, as you know you can never have too many!  You can own horse property on as little as an acre and keep your horse at home or board at the many facilities around town.  Depending on what you are looking for you can be at your stable in 5-30 minutes.  

Some Stables specialize in Western or English or you can find one with a nice mix.  My daughter just started jumping so we moved to a barn that is the same distance from our home as our previous barn. 

The big difference is what the facility has to offer.  At Adamcin's we have access to a full jump course.  It stays up all the time so the trainers don't have to set up a course for every lesson.  Adamcin's also has a trail course, 2 round pens, dressage arena, 2 large arenas and many trails off property to wander around on. 

My daughter is in 4-H and I am a Leader with the 4-H horse project. Adamcin's has a good size club and alot of active parents.  Finding the right barn is important.  If you have any questions on barn suggestions please use the form below.