Hunter-jumper boarding and training in
Leeds, Alabama.

Our goal isn't only to create champions — it's to help every rider find their pace with their horse. From a first lesson to the show ring, we build the relationship first and let the results follow.

A woman in riding attire petting a white horse inside a stable, with other horses visible in their stalls.
A peaceful pasture at sunset with seven horses grazing near trees and a wooden fence.

Thirty acres, three arenas, one barn family

Rosewood serves riders who show locally and on the national circuit — and riders who've never sat on a horse. Same standards, same welcome.

What people notice first isn't the footing. It's the tone of the place: low drama, genuinely warm, everyone rooting for everyone.

Where you are, and where you're headed

No two plans look the same because
no two horses do.

A horse peeks out of a stall in a stable during sunset, with wooden and black metal stall doors and sunlight streaming in.

Full-service boarding

Thirty-two matted stalls, daily turnout in small and large paddocks, quality hay and grain, and staff who know every horse's habits.

A person in a riding helmet stands in a barn, adjusting the saddle on a white horse with black spots.

Lessons, first to finished

Private instruction on the flat and over fences — and beginner sessions that start with groundwork, safety, and no assumed vocabulary.

A young woman riding a brown horse inside an indoor riding arena. She is wearing a black helmet, black long-sleeve shirt, and white riding pants. The saddle pad has the words 'Rosewood Stables' on it.

Training & show coaching

Professional rides to develop your horse, plus coaching at local and regional shows — course plans and a calm voice at the in-gate.

A woman riding a white horse in an outdoor riding arena during sunset.
Living room with leather sofa, armchair, wooden coffee table, lamps, wall art, and a window showing a horse outside in a fenced enclosure.
A person riding a horse inside an indoor riding arena, with American flags and a 'Rosewood Stables' banner on the wall.

If it's raining, we ride anyway

Roughly thirty acres. A thirty-two-stall barn with small paddocks for private turnout and large paddocks for groups. Three arenas — a front hunter ring, a back jumper ring, and a covered indoor ring — so nothing competes for space and no week gets rained out. The lounge and tack rooms were built on purpose to be warm rather than utilitarian: somewhere to sit down and talk through your ride.

30 Acres
3 Arenas
32 Stalls
1 Covered indoor

“Everyone here wants you to do well.
They're all just rooting for you and your success.”

Rosewood Boarder

Come walk the barn with us

We'd love to meet you and your horse. Visits are by appointment so someone's free to show you around properly.