Saddle Time

Equestrian Facility in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

(918) 230-2148, Broken Arrow, OK 74014View on Yelp
Saddle Time - equestrian in Broken Arrow, OK

About Saddle Time

Saddle Time is a Broken Arrow, Oklahoma facility focused on horseback riding and horse boarding. Broken Arrow sits just southeast of Tulsa and has a strong equestrian culture thanks to its mix of suburban convenience and open rural land. It's a practical location for horse owners who want reliable boarding close to the city without paying urban prices. If you're looking to get into the saddle or find a good home for your horse in the Broken Arrow area, Saddle Time is worth a call at (918) 230-2148.

Services

Horseback Riding
Horse Boarding

Services & Process

Horseback riding services at Saddle Time likely include individual lessons and guided riding experiences suited to different skill levels, from first-timers to riders looking to sharpen specific techniques. Lessons typically cover horse safety, proper posture, basic commands, and depending on the instructor's background, may touch on disciplines like Western or English riding. Horse boarding provides a permanent or long-term home for your horse on the property, with daily feeding and care handled by the staff. Boarding options often differ based on stall type, turnout frequency, and how much hands-on management the owner wants to maintain.

Service Area

Saddle Time serves the Broken Arrow, Oklahoma community and the broader Tulsa metro area. Riders and horse owners from Bixby, Jenks, and south Tulsa frequently look to Broken Arrow facilities for their proximity and accessibility. The facility is well-positioned for anyone living in the southeastern Tulsa suburbs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What riding disciplines does Saddle Time teach?
Many Oklahoma equestrian facilities offer Western-style riding given the regional tradition, though some also teach English riding depending on the instructor's background. Contact Saddle Time at (918) 230-2148 to ask specifically which disciplines their instructors cover and which might be the best fit for your goals.
Is Broken Arrow a good area for horse boarding?
Yes. Broken Arrow offers a nice balance of proximity to Tulsa and access to open land, making it a popular choice for horse owners in the metro area. Boarding facilities here tend to be more affordable than city-adjacent options while still being easy to reach for daily or weekly visits.
How often will my horse be turned out if I board at Saddle Time?
Turnout schedules vary by facility and boarding package. Full-care boarding typically includes daily turnout in a pasture or paddock, while partial-care plans may require the owner to handle some of that themselves. Ask Saddle Time directly about their turnout routine when you inquire about boarding.
Can adults take horseback riding lessons, or are lessons just for kids?
Riding lessons are definitely not just for kids. Adult beginners are quite common at equestrian facilities, and instructors generally adjust their teaching style to suit adult learners who may have different comfort levels and learning paces than children. Saddle Time can walk you through what adult lesson programs look like.
What should I bring to my first riding lesson?
You'll want to wear long pants and closed-toe shoes with a small heel to prevent your foot from slipping through the stirrup. A properly fitted riding helmet is essential, and some facilities provide them for beginners. Avoid loose, baggy clothing that could catch on equipment.
How much notice do I need to give before moving my horse out of boarding?
Most boarding facilities require 30 days written notice before a horse is moved out, though some ask for more during busy seasons. It's important to review the boarding agreement carefully when you sign up so you understand the terms and avoid any unexpected fees.

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