147 Long Plain Rd
Leverett, MA 01054 - Franklin County
(413) 548-9922
About Stone Pony Farm:
Established in 1999, Stone Pony Farm is located at 147 Long Plain Rd in Leverett, MA - Franklin County and is a business listed in the categories Horse Riding Stables and Stables. After you do business with Stone Pony Farm, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Stone Pony Farm.
Categories: Horse Riding Stables and Stables
Women Owned
Year Started: 1999
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There is a lot to remember when you first start learning to ride a horse. These are common beginning horse riding mistakes and how to avoid them.
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Should We Ban Horse Back Riding In The Bay?
For the love of all things holy, can we not get rid of something fun to do for once…? Horseback riding in the bay is something that seems harmless, and shouldn’t get anyone offended. Well, clearly that’s not the case, because of the horses in the bay. The sea grass is getting damaged. Not boats, …
Children and the Benefits of Horseback Riding
Your child is begging for horseback riding lessons. They're not cheap, these lessons, and you want to know just what your kid is going to get out of it besides some quality time with a pony named Tinker Bell, Socks, Hobbit, or some similarly cutesy...
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Five ways to become a fitter, better balanced and more effective horse rider, with advice from performance coach, Jon Pitts.
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3 Ways to Help Your Child Improve His Focus via Horse Riding
*This is a guest post.* Research shows that interacting with animals can help promote healthy emotional development in children and adolescents, reduce stress and anxiety, and help develop strong emotional bonds. Nicky Ellis of Horses & Foals shares how riding horses can help kids improve focus and problem-solving abilities while providing good physical exercise. While not everyone has access to … Continued
You Can Rent These Gorgeous 'Unicorn' Ponies For Your Next Party
Living, breathing unicorns are just a phone call away. Last month, we learned about an imaginative woman in England who groomed her ponies into unicorns. The ponies, er, unicorns, are then made available for parties at customer’s homes or at the farm, where visitors even have the chance to decorate
Give Your Kid That Pony. Or A Puppy.
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How do you get a pony into a sweater?
How do you get a Shetland pony into a cardigan sweater? No sweat. CNN's Jeanne Moos explains.
Is This Mechanical Ride-on Pony the New Status Kids’ Toy?
You still have time to get them a pony for Christmas.
Caring for Horses May Help Ease Symptoms in Alzheimer's Patients
Spending time with horses may help ease symptoms of Alzheimer's disease patients, a new study, the first of its kind, shows.
Can You Still Tell The Differences Between Muscle And Pony Cars?
Differentiating muscle cars from pony cars in 2017 is a lot harder than it was 50 years ago.
Horse-riding can improve children's cognitive ability
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Milk from Indonesian pony breed effectively inhibited tooth decay bug
Researchers carried out a lab experiment using Sumbawa pony milk.
