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FACILITY

Covered Arena

• 100' x 225'
• Sand/Screening Footing
• Automated Sprinkler System

2 Large Outdoor Arenas

• 175' x 275' (lights on at dusk)
• 175' x 300' (lights on at dusk)
• Sand/Screening Footing
• USEF Regulation Hunter Course
• Gymnastics and Jumper Course
• 80 ft. Round Ring

Ample Turn-Out

• 10 Pastures
• 14 Paddocks

Main Barn

• (32) 12'x14' Stalls
• "Comfort" Rubber Floor Mats
• Drop-Down Sliding Stall Doors
• Dutch Doors to Outside
• 24' Aisles
• 4 Hot and Cold Wash Bays
• 10 Grooming/Tack Bays
• Automatic Watering System
• Fans Over Each Stall
• Firewall Enclosed Hay and Bedding
• 2 Large Climate-Controlled Boarder
  Tack Rooms
• Kitchen (with refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker)
• Comfortable Parent Lounge
  (TV, VCR, and DVD Player)
• 3 Restrooms, 2 Showers
• Owner, Secretary and Trainer Offices

Pony Show Barn

• 15 Stalls
• 8 Grooming/Wash Bays
• 1 Tack Rooms
• Supply Room

Lesson Barn

• 8 Shedrow stalls
• 1 Tack Room

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Equestrian Fitness Program

As a former elite level gymnastics coach, Tara Boone understands the benefits of strong physical fitness and nutrition for an athlete.

One of the greatest things the SLEC Physical Training Program can do for young equestrians is teach them about active and healthy lifestyles as young athletes.

By focusing on the four fundamentals (cardiovascular excercise, strength training, flexibility and nutrition), the SLEC Physical Training Program is a great way for young equestrians to learn about the importance of a well-balanced diet coupled with their equestrian training.

As a parent, you may think of equestrian sports as difficult and only focusing on the riding of the horse and the horses health. While this is true, SLEC Physical Training Program enhances the young riders ability to be able to handle the horse more effectively, fall with safety and keep a fit body which compliments the mental and physical demands of competition.

The fundamentals they young riders learn through this program will give them the tools needed to compete in any sport they may choose.

SLEC is proud to be one of the first equestrian programs in the state to offer a physical training program to it's athletes.

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Fall Schedule
Our classes in the summer were fantastic; we saw great improvements in the participating athletes!

Physical Fitness will be no charge to those who actively participate on the show team at South Lake; the charge for non-show team members is $45.00 (one session per week for the month) $70.00 for two sessions per week for the month).

The days and times are as follows:

Tuesday 5:00 pm
Wednesday 3:45 pm & 7:00 pm
Thursday 4:00pm & 4:30pm

Classes will begin Wednesday, August 27, 2008!

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Contact Tara Boone for more information

Tara Boone
Originally from Jackson, Mississippi, holds education in Sports Management. Tara is a former elite level gymnastics coach who primarily uses her coaching talents to manage South Lake Farm as a premier equestrian sports center.

Prior to establishing her abilities as farm manager, Tara successfully coached many Junior Olympic State, Regional and National champions in Mississippi and Georgia. After successfully qualifying five athletes to the Junior International Elite level and qualifying two athletes to the 2006 Visa American Championships; Tara retired from coaching to spend more time with her family.

Tara offers a wide range of knowledge in sports consulting, sports management, sports marketing and athlete wellness. Tara firmly believes that it takes a village of people working together to make a Champion.

While Tara manages the farms daily activities; she is also actively involved in physically training the competitive riders at South Lake Farm.