Stay Warm This Winter at L’Acadiane Equine Management!
When the temperatures drop, our doors stay open - and warm!
L’Acadiane Equine Management offers winter stabling in a welcoming, all-inclusive or dry-board environment where horses and riders can train comfortably in the cold weather!
Enjoy:
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Heated tack rooms and a cozy rider lounge
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Indoor arena with GGT footing and mirrors for top-notch winter training
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Outdoor sand ring and large grass jump field for sunny days
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12x12 stalls, heated wash stall, and exceptional daily care
Our Services
L’Acadiane Equine Management is an all-inclusive Equine Training Facility located in Plainville, Massachusetts within an hour drive from both Boston, MA and Providence, RI. Founded by husband and wife team Vincent Bailleul and Katie Robicheaux, we are dedicated to the success of both horse and rider at all levels. Whether you are a competitive Dressage rider, Show Jumper or Equitation rider, we will customize a program to fit all of your needs.
What Our Clients Say
"Katie is a dedicated, compassionate, and highly educated trainer. She works tirelessly on behalf of her clients and their horses to help them achieve their best selves. Training with her has elevated my own skills and those of my horse to a degree that I didn’t think was possible. You could not choose a better trainer or boarding facility!"
Our Approach
Vincent and Katie agreed early on that a well-rounded training program includes a focus on cross training. Spending time on flatwork, in the field, and over cavaletti give the horses strength and balance in their work, and build riders’ confidence.
On any given day at LAEM, you’ll find a full schedule of dressage and jumper lessons in the two arenas, with both Katie and Vincent sharing time with students as needed. Their tailored approach to both horse and rider creates a true partnership between equine and human athlete. The result is success in the show ring for students of both disciplines.
You can find Katie, Vincent and the LAEM team at shows across the Northeast this summer. Come December, Katie and the dressage team head to Wellington to take advantage of the weather and competition calendar.
