HORSE SHOWS

Experience the joy of competing with Kimberlinn Farms!

Our horses and clients travel across the West Coast, participating in nationally rated and local shows. We prioritize the health and comfort of both riders and horses, carefully selecting shows in Oregon, Washington, California, and even Canada with excellent footing and safe facilities.

Attending these shows not only allows you to grow into strong and confident rider but also creates an unbreakable bond with your horse. Along the way, cherished memories are made, and lifelong friendships are forged!

Looking for more information about our shows and upcoming events? Visit our FAQs page to find answers to commonly asked questions about show fees, deposits, grooming services, and more. We want to ensure that you have all the details you need to make the most of your show experience.

To stay up-to-date with our show schedule, check out our interactive calendar. It's your go-to resource for all the upcoming shows we'll be attending throughout the West Coast. Don't miss out on the opportunity to plan your show season and join us on this incredible journey!

We can't wait to see you shine in the ring!

Show Services FAQs

Please reach out if you have any further questions or need clarification on our schedule or any of the charges related to horse shows.

Effective from the day horses leave for shows until the day they return.
In training: $75 per horse/per day for a horse in training.
Not in training: $100 per horse/per day for a horse not in training.
Yes, a deposit may be required for some shows. Please check with us for specific show deposit requirements.
Horse Show Grooming is $100 per day, paid directly to an individual. Please note that grooming rates can change at any time. Tipping the groomer is highly encouraged.
Yes, hauling and braiding services are charged separately. Please inquire about pricing for these additional services.
The ring fee applies to horses and riders who are not in our monthly training program. This fee covers coaching for an individual horse/rider combination or schooling a horse in a non-competitive situation.
Trainer Expense includes hotel, travel, and meals, which are divided by the number of horses attending the show.
Horse Expenses cover feed, bedding, tack/grooming stalls, night watch, supplies, and laundry. These expenses are divided by the number of horses at the show.