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ABOUT SIGNATURE STABLES
Location
3243 Springfield Road
Owingsville, KY 40360
PHONE:
(606) 247-3929
Trainer:
Gary Case, Jr.
CELL:
(606) 521-0820
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Signature Stables is located in the "Horse Capital of the World", the state of KY. Among the white fences of this bluegrass country, you will find the training of the Mountain Horses at its finest. The four beat rhythm can be heard through proven natural training techniques.
Not only are the Mountain Horses a pleasure and a dream to ride, they are a pleasure to train. Training at Signature Stables concentrates on the Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horse, Rocky Mountain Horse, Mountain Pleasure Horse, Spotted Mountain Horse, or the Kentucky Natural Gaited Horse. The Associations, the registrations, or the age of the Mountain Horse does not matter, the training is the same, NATURAL.
Signature Stables not only believes in the Natural Mountain Horse, but the care established for them is also NATURAL. To ensure peak performance in the show ring and on the trail, grooming products, vitamins, and supplements are given to the horses daily.
Top performance in the show ring or on the trail is the desire for the horse trained at Signature Stables. The facility is the home of the 2004 UMH World Grand Champion,
Signature Show Stopper.
At the young age of 3 years old, Show Stopper is the youngest horse ever to win the World Open Park Grand Championship. Sired by the legendary Choco Dock, Show Stopper also received a unanimous vote by all judges in the 3-4 year old Mare Park Pleasure division during the 2004 World Show.
Shenandoah Reo, received the unanimous vote by three judges at the 2004 World Show for the winning ride in the 2004 UMH Five Year Old Mares Park Pleasure division. Shenandoah Reo also won the Juvenile 12-17 Park Pleasure division with rider Elisabeth Humes.
Our World accomplishments illustrate that Signature Stables is SERIOUS about the training and the care every horse receives.
Come by and visit our facility!
Enjoy a fresh new way of returning back in time.
"ENJOY THE RIDE" of an old breed, the Mountain Horse of yesterday.
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