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Discover the Difference
Developing Mind, Body and Soul
Welcome to Lakefield Farm!
Lakefield Farm is a Milwaukee area horse boarding stable with a warm, friendly atmosphere and a focus on growth and learning. We offer high-quality boarding facilities and custom care for your horse. For your convenience, Lakefield Farm has:
- Roomy box stalls
- Indoor and outdoor arenas
- Heated tack room
- Wash stall
- Grooming stations
- 12 grass pastures
- Beautiful private trails.
Lakefield Farm is conveniently located in Grafton, WI, just off I-43 and only 20 minutes from Milwaukee!
Our balanced-riding philosophy and experienced trainers provide everything you need to advance your horsemanship. Whether you ride English or Western, compete or enjoy the beauty of a trail ride, our knowledgeable trainers, private lessons, and group courses will help you and your horse reach your full potential. For more information or to schedule a tour, give us a call at 262-375-4451.
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Recent News
Tiny Tot Program
Offer your young child the opportunity to be engrossed into the wonderful world of horses! Horses are a great opportunity for children to disconnect from technology; while learning to discover themselves, gain responsibility and increase self-confidence with a feeling of pride. Your tiny-tot will learn how to care for an animal with encouraging supervision and dependable, kind school horses! Ages 3-6
Registration and more information.
Contact Leanne Albers at: albers.synergyequine@gmail.com
Horsemanship Weeks
More news...
Horsemanship Weeks Registration Now Open!
Horsemanship Week is more than a summer camp – it’s an experience your child will treasure for a lifetime!
Weeklong sessions offer up-close, hands-on time in the company of horses. Your child will learn the basics of riding, horse care, feeding and grooming. Our experienced trainers and school horses provide opportunities for children to develop confidence and learn responsibility in a fun, safe environment. Each week wraps up with a “fun show” so the kids can show off their horsemanship skills to family and friends.