The Privately Owned Lesson Horses of Pierce Farms

• Cesar
• Cesar
• Well, what’s there to say about our Roman nosed friend Cesar?  He is one of the most sure footed horses we have and definitely the most mellow.  Even after discovering the “secret” that he had been hiding from us regarding him being a 'secret' stallion, he has still managed to become our best trail horse and has excelled in gymkhana. Cesar has recently switched owners in order to become a gelding (again) but we are still lucky enough to have him in our lesson program.  Cesar is currently learning Western Pleasure.

• Mr. Ed
• Mr. Ed
• Just like his name sake Mr. Ed is a golden Palomino. He owner have come to Pierce Farms with the intention of learning gymkhana. They have agreed to let us use him in the lesson program and what a blessing for us. He is great with the kids (and adults).

• Kipper
• Hesa Bisbee Native
• A Bisbee native, Kipper was a ranch horse in Arizona owned by a friend of his current owners.  Kipper was always giving pony rides to the young riders at the ranch and was finally sold to his current family. He is a part of our lesson program thanks to his gracious owners who enjoy watching Kipper teach children to ride. Kipper is currently showing gymkhana and loving every minute of it.

• Patches
• Patches
• Patches- People say, “If you can’t beat em’, buy em’.” So that’s what we’ve done.  Before Patches became part of the Pierce Farms family, he was a familiar face at the local shows and consistently beat the Pierce Farms riders.  Now, as a member of Pierce Farms, he is teaching many riders (young and old) to show - and win!

come ride with us

Located in beautiful San Juan Capistrano, Pierce Farms is a friendly comfortable place for horses, adults, and children of all ages.

Specializing in Barrel Racing and Gymkhana, Pierce Farms also teaches Western Pleasure, Trail and basic English riding.

For beginner or advanced, for competition, showing, or just riding around, Pierce Farms is a warm, loving place that many horses and people call “home.”