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Kardia Equestrian Academy Horseback riding in Springfield, OR
Kardia Equestrian Academy is a horseback riding stable at 36887 Wallace Creek Rd, Springfield, OR. It has a 4.9-star rating from 32 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the stable's own website show it offers lessons, boarding, summer camps and English lessons.
What it's known for
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“I would highly recommend her program if you are looking for lessons, training, showing or to buy your next champion saddlebred or morgan!”
Google review · Mentioned 15 times in reviews
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“The business also hosts a kids day camp in the summer, as well as seasonal celebrations for the boarders and students.”
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English riding
More stables with English riding lessons →Mentioned once in reviews
Also mentioned
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Good for kids
Mentioned 2 times in reviews
From Google reviews
I am an amateur adult rider with 15+ years of riding and showing experience in the Morgan horse world. I have been riding with Rhea for the past year after moving to Oregon from Ohio. I have found Rhea to be very professional and a very good, very competent instructor in all disciplines.
Our granddaughter has been riding with Rhea for 5 years and we have had numerous horses trained at Kardia. Rhea has taken our granddaughter from a beginning rider to competing at the National level, having won a Reserve World Championship in Showmanship and Reserve National Championship in Saddleseat Equitation this…
My family loves Kardia! We always have been made to feel so welcome. Really professional training. My kids are always telling friends and family about their lessons and about the horses. Great staff too and Rhea is so great. She is so genuine and kind and just a real person.
Rhea Turner, owner of Kardia Equestrian, very generously helped us with our horse and she had never even met us. We live 1000s of miles away and she was willing to help us out when we could not travel to handle the matter ourselves. She has been nothing but kind and honest with our family.
