Amber Glen Farm & Equestrian Center

Amber Glen Farm & Equestrian Center Amber Glen Farm is an actual working farm in the middle of Pinellas Park Florida. We are open by appointment only. A Full Board Facility starting board $950.

Patti Gail Reed is our trainer and a Level 3 ARIA. Multi discipline and breed Champion with perfection as her quest. Known locally as the trainer to Tampa and St Pete Mounted Patrols that seek quality and confidence. She is an International clinician and multi breed judge. Amber Glen Farms & Equestrian center is centrally located in Pinellas Park Florida. Training board is based on level. Lessons 1 hour is $60
Pony Club Days are $40 for 9-12
Summer Camps TBA
Birthday Parties 2 hours $450 text for more info
Equine Experience is $55 an hour. We are home to the Amber Glen Outreach Program with a mission to provide therapeutic horseback riding for all ages of people afflicted with disabilities covering a broad spectrum of physical and mental challenges. Activities are designed to fit individual needs to enhance further improving the quality of life for all. We do offer lessons, farm time. Special Olympics, riding events and more. For more information please text 727-423-7812

Happy Sunday everyone ☀️Amber Glen has 1 lesson spot open if you’d like to inquire about it please reach out to Amber 72...
02/01/2026

Happy Sunday everyone ☀️

Amber Glen has 1 lesson spot open if you’d like to inquire about it please reach out to Amber
727-336-0504

SPOTS FILL VERY QUICKLY 🐎

Lessons have been super busy the the first month of 2026 looking forward to lots of learning this year ❤️
01/30/2026

Lessons have been super busy the the first month of 2026 looking forward to lots of learning this year ❤️

Amber Glen Team had a great time out at Pinellas Schooling show  This was Jaeci and Rawnie first show together placing i...
01/30/2026

Amber Glen Team had a great time out at Pinellas Schooling show
This was Jaeci and Rawnie first show together placing in every class 🏆

Amber & May
2-stock type mares 3
6- Pony halter 1
22-open schooling wtc 1
23-ranch horse wtc 1
45-English open schooling 1
51-HUS WTC 1

Jaeci & Rawnie
1-grooming & conditioning 3
4-non stock type mares 2
6-Pony Halter 2
7-Color Halter 2
13-Open schooling WT 5
14- Open Ranch WT 5
19-Adult Pleasure WT 3
20-Adult Horsemanship WT 4
21 - All Ages pattern WT 2
22- Open schooling WTC 3
36-English open schooling WT 4
42-Adult HUS WT 1
43-Adult Equitation 1
45-open WTC 5

01/25/2026

With the cold and Rain tomorrow Rabbit 4-H will resume February 9th

01/21/2026

This is why we put sheets on our donkeys. They are NOT horses!

The "Raincoat" Mistake: Why a Donkey is NOT a Small Horse.

We see it all the time: A horse and a donkey standing in a field during a cold rainstorm. The horse is grazing happily. The donkey looks miserable.

Many owners think: "If the horse is fine, the donkey is fine."

Wrong. Biologically, you are looking at two completely different animals.

🌵 1. The Desert DNA Horses (Equus ferus) evolved on windy, rainy temperate plains. They are built for bad weather. Donkeys (Equus africanus) evolved in the African Desert. They are built for dry heat, not wet cold.

🧽 2. The "Sponge" Effect Run your hand over a horse in the rain. The water beads up and rolls off. Why? Because horses produce sebum (natural grease) and have a dense undercoat that acts as a natural raincoat. Donkeys do not have this. Their hair is coarse and lacks that protective grease layer. When it rains, water doesn't roll off a donkey—it soaks in. A wet donkey is wearing a soaking wet wool sweater against its skin. It sucks the heat right out of their body.

⚠️ 3. The Danger Zone Because they lack this waterproofing, a donkey can enter hypothermia in temperatures where a horse would be perfectly comfortable. Without shelter, this leads to:

Pneumonia (a leading killer of donkeys).

"Rain Scald" (severe skin rot).

Immense stress (look for the "hunched" posture).

📚 The Science: According to The Donkey Sanctuary (UK), the world's leading authority on donkey welfare: "Donkeys do not have a waterproof coat like the horse."

The Rule: A horse can stand in the rain. A donkey MUST have a roof.

Be a pal. Build the barn. 🏠🫏

(Thank you to “Voices of the Wild Earth” for sharing this.)

2 spotted 2 solid boys left Please message Amber 727-336-0504For pick up
01/18/2026

2 spotted 2 solid boys left

Please message Amber 727-336-0504
For pick up

01/14/2026

Interact and ask questions as we go live with local horse women on Barn Chat. This is going to be fun and share some great stories.

01/13/2026

Don’t forget tonight is Barn Chat and surprise guests will be Amanda McGuire and Lone Palm Ranch with Callie… tune in for some serious laughs, great stories and horse chat! Starts at 8pm live here!

01/13/2026

Let's talk chickens!!

12/31/2025

Join us for local live barn chat tonight at 8pm. We will be talking with Heather and her start with horses, things she has learned and her work with the Walsingham Horseman's Association. We also will be talking about a personal note with Heather I feel is important to all of us she overcame. So join us for some chat!!

We may not ride fences… but we ride everyday, we train, we fix fences, we farm and ranch. We are still here…
12/30/2025

We may not ride fences… but we ride everyday, we train, we fix fences, we farm and ranch. We are still here…

Our lesson girls came in style this morning with new gear from Santa 🎄❤️Libbey in her bright new pink boots Sofie trying...
12/30/2025

Our lesson girls came in style this morning with new gear from Santa 🎄❤️

Libbey in her bright new pink boots

Sofie trying out her new Saddle Pad

Address

6348 102 Avenue
Pinellas Park, FL

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(727) 423-7812

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