Our facility is located in Clearview, ON with all of the amenities a recreational or competition rider could want. 

The bright coverall indoor arena is standard size with good footing beside the main barn. There are two round pens and an outdoor sand ring (competition sized) is currently being constructed to be finished Spring of 2021.

The paddocks are large and turn out is kept to small groups of 2-4 horses.

The main barn contains 14 stalls and houses our lesson and standardbred racehorses. It boasts a wash stall, tack room and two feed rooms as well as an upstairs hay loft.

The second barn holds 10 larger stalls, a wash stall, feed room and tack room. This barn is where our boarded horses are housed.

More pictures to come soon.

Sara Edwards is the owner of SE Equestrian and instructor and rider at Sandy Acres Equestrian Center. She has been in the horse industry since the age of 10 and loves nothing more than being at the barn and with the horses. Sara teaches lessons of all levels as well as students showing at the local schooling and trilium shows. No matter what your riding goals, Sara can help you reach them.

Sara Edwards has worked as a working student for numerous summers at Gladstone Farm pwned by Scott Ottewell (originally located in Kingston, ON) and then worked as the barn manager there for two years. Sara is looking forward to working with Scott again now that he and his family have relocated back to Nottawa and he is also based at Sandy Acres Equestrian Center.

She has groomed for Foothills and Monterra Farms at the Royal Winter Fair and in Florida during the winter circuits.

Sara has gained lots of coaching experience and has helped train many young horses at both Gladstone Farm and Sandy Acres Equestrian Center. Sara has been braiding horses since she began showing at the age of 13 and has lots of experience on both the trillium and "A" circuits. She also started clipping both her own and other clients horses when working at Gladstone Farm in Kingston.

Sara has obtained her rider level 8 certificate and has her Equine Canada Instructor Certification.

Sara Edwards enjoys volunteering and is a mentor through Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Georgian Triangle and volunteers at many of the Great Northern Exhibition events as well as helping to run the fair horse show.

Sara freelances throughout the Nottawa, Collingwood and Stayner areas as a coach, clipper and braider.