Barrel-pattern fundamentals
Pattern work, body control, and the parts of a safe, efficient turn.
Not yet available
Honeybee Farms · Madisonville, Tennessee
Barrel racing at Honeybee Farms
Scott is developing the horse side of the Madisonville property around barrel racing and horsemanship. Exact training and riding services have not been finalized.
Current plans
Planned horse program
The current plan includes barrel-pattern fundamentals, horse-and-rider development, general horsemanship, and conditioning on the farm.
No services are open for booking yet. Requirements, scheduling, pricing, and the opening date will be posted after Scott confirms them.
Horse-and-rider development
Work based on the horse, rider, experience level, and stated goals.
Not yet availableHorsemanship
Groundwork, handling, communication, and care in and out of the arena.
Not yet availableFarm conditioning
Conditioning work that can use the property as the facility develops.
Not yet available
Program approach
Horsemanship before speed
The proposed approach starts with handling, communication, body control, and pattern understanding before adding speed.
- ✓ Goals based on the horse and rider
- ✓ Expectations stated before work begins
- ✓ Progress explained in plain language
- ✓ Horse safety and welfare considered first
Property details
Farm and barn
The Madisonville property includes more than nine acres and an eight-stall horse barn.
9+acres
8stalls
TNMonroe County
Before opening
Questions still to be answered
These answers will be updated after Scott confirms the opening services and policies.
Is Honeybee Farms accepting horses or riders now?
No. The Tennessee horse program is still being planned. Updates will be posted after an opening date is confirmed.
Will the farm offer lessons, horse training, or both?
That has not been decided. The site will list the exact services after Scott confirms them.
Will I need my own horse?
That has not been decided yet. We’ll explain horse availability, rider requirements, ages, and haul-in rules before opening.
Can I visit the farm?
The property is private. Any future visits will require a confirmed appointment.