Southern Oregon Horse and Carriage Club - the real one

06/17/2026

We have received the terribly sad news that our long time member and driver, Lenayah King, was killed in a car accident this afternoon. Her shocking loss affects us all. We pray for her family and all who were part of her world. RIP

06/10/2026

Looking for a 11:0 - 12:0 hand pony mare, under approx 12 years with the disposition to be a cart horse. Sound, stout.

06/10/2026

Members of the Southern Oregon horse and Carriage Club got together for a ride in Chiloquin on May 30. Driving horses also benefit from all types of exposure, including riding. We are fortunate to have our member, Judi Dunn, also the active captain of the Klamath County Sheriff's Posse, top- notch carriage driver, brought her 4 posse-trained draft horses to the Jacobus horse park & 3 friends rode the extras. If the 3 Shires look like a drill team that's because the are! Safe for anyone to ride, they are presented in Parades any other posse activities working together as team. Morgan, the Clydesdale, a former driving horse is just learning how posse horses behave. They also all drive & Judi does parades driving them as well!
Callie, the Haflinger, hopefully future driving pony, is getting more socialization with every exposure. We live in an isolated area so getting her out and about with all the excitement is very positive.

The property, a private horse park, is adjacent to Train Mountain. Set across 2,200 acres of ponderosa pine forest and flats, Train Mountain features over 36 miles of 7.5-inch gauge track and holds the Guinness World Record for the Longest Miniature Hobby Railroad-- we have permission to ride designated dirt roads on the property. We got to see two of the little trains going along the track!
We left the peace of the forest to ride around the many acres burned clear by a forest fire a few years ago. Now it is home to manzanita, bitter brush and a variety of wildflowers and grasses rolling in the wind like ripples on a lake. My Callie was amazed at the whole setup.
When we got back to the camp Lenayah harnessed little Peanut & several, one a neophyte, took a turn driving him. It was a great day, good people, good horses and a pretty sky.
(If you want to learn more about the Klamath County Sheriff's Posse message Judi Dunn.
If you want to connect with the Southern Oregon Horse & Carriage Club message me personally via Facebook.

06/10/2026

For Sale: Meadowbrook Mini Cart, in near new condition. 28" wheels, 53" shafts. Spares box under drivers seat. Comes with insulated cover. Sweet, well-made vehicle. $950.
This vehicle was donated to the SOHaCC by life member Lenayah King to assist the club in preserving the culture of carriage driving with driving & training opportunities for horse and human. All proceeds are donated to the SOHaCC for this purpose.
Message Gale Emmons on Facebook for further information.

05/12/2026

04/23/2026

Come join the SOHaCC Bonanza this weekend--it looks like we'll be getting a break in the weather. A great place for driving, riding and ground work.

03/16/2026

Our drive on the 28th is coming up. I've posted the page for Knoll Rest Ranch. Please let us know ahead of time if you're coming as we drive/ride out together so no first-timers get lost. Directions: Take Hwy 140 east about 18 miles from Klamath to Dairy. Go right at Dairy on Hwy 70 - Dairy - Bonanza Highway, 7 miles. Then from Bonanza you'll take East Langell Valley Road, cross Lost River at about 10 miles then turn left on Bunn Way. Go up the hill and 39530 Bunn Way is on the right. Give yourself plenty of time. These roads are traversed by farm equipment, semi trucks, etc. Please go slow.
Anyone can visit and drive/ride at Knoll Rest Ranch with reservations.
It's on Facebook as: Knoll Rest Ranch Trails and Obstacles

01/01/2026

Happy New Year 2026

12/26/2025

Merry Christmas to all

11/06/2025

Does your carriage club have a calendar of events? Feel free to post it here. Your club members are welcome at our events (with a 3 day member charge of $5). We also accept riders at some of our events. We all need to work together to preserve the western culture of driving.