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Star Ridge Stables

Welcome to Star Ridge Stables
Located between Goldsboro and Clayton, NC, Star Ridge Stables is more than just a place to ride—it’s a supportive community where riders of all ages and levels learn, grow, and thrive. Whether you're brand new to horses or looking to advance your skills, our fun and structured program meets you where you are.

We offer year-round horseback riding lessons, hands-on summer camps, and the chance to participate in local horse shows as well as our Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) team. With experienced instructors and safe, dependable lesson horses, we focus on building strong fundamentals, confidence, and a love for learning—on and off the horse.

Come ride with us and discover what makes Star Ridge Stables feel like home.

Star Ridge Stables Summer Camp

The countdown is on! Our Summer Camp at Star Ridge Stables is just around the corner, and it's the perfect opportunity for kids to experience the joy of horses, make new friends, and build lasting memories. From horseback riding lessons to exciting outdoor activities, every camper will have a blast in a safe, fun, and supportive environment. Whether your child is a beginner or has some experience, our camp is designed for all skill levels.

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English Riding Lessons & Horse Boarding

Our qualified English riding instructors are available 7 days a week for one-on-one or group instruction. Our experienced staff and lesson horses can cater to riders ranging in experience from beginners to advanced, and for those wanting to specialize in show jumping or dressage. 

Pony Parties

Saddle up and rope in some fun with Star Ridge Stables Pony Parties! A party with ponies is a unique way to celebrate that special day, and one your child (and their friends) will be sure to remember!

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Student enjoying her riding lesson.

3 Lessons Horses Can Teach You

At Star Ridge Stables we strive every day to learn as much from each other and our horses as we do from formal training and education.  Our whole-rider approach not only develops skills in the arena, but also in life.  Here are three lessons we’ve learned from our equine companions.

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