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We provide our members and their families with a safe high-quality equine facility, one of the best in the state with many equine recreational opportunities.
The club has two pasture areas one small area and a larger area (shown) for grazing, turn out, light jumping, and riding lessons.
The club has a large round pen for use in Natural Horsemanship Training.
The round pen is located in the large back pasture area where at times 18 horses have been turned out.
The club has several acres of land with riding trails throughout the area.
The club has a new arena which is open for riding.
Popular riding trails include the Arena, Flats, Turn Around, Pineapple, Water Pump and Bridge Trails. Shown is a section of the Arena Trail heading up and south. Photo taken September 2004.
Same area as above after a Saturday workday. Saddle club SOP requires members to perform four work hours per month to ensure adequate maintenance of the club area and equipment. Photo taken April 2005.
Arena trail road heading west into the Saddle Club proper.
The turn around trail is almost a half a mile round trip with a stream at the turn around end.
Aerial view looking west towards the pineapple fields with the closed fuel depot (left) and arena (right) in the foreground.
The pineapple fields looking northeast toward the club proper.
The pineapple fields are a great riding experience with great views, great smells, and miles of pineapples with flat easy riding and cool trade winds.
The Del Monte Company will soon end pineapple operations in Hawaii. This will end over 100 years of pineapple operations...
...the last Del Monte pineapple plantings were in March 2006 and won't be harvested till sometime in 2008.
The other major pineapple operator in Hawaii, Dole, will continue with their pineapple operations. This all means that trail riding through the pineapple fields may be coming to an end.
While the pineapple fields offer horse and rider flat easy riding...
...the trip from the Saddle Club to the fields requires some riding experience with it's two short, but steep climbs...
...the final part of the pineapple trail from the Saddle Club to the pineapple fields.