
Lead Trainer Casady Gammon's love for horses all started as a young girl taking riding lessons in the very same arena she now teaches in. Casady received her Bachelors of Science in Agriculture from Tennessee Tech University in 2012 while competing on their Equestrian Team. After college she began her career as an instructor at R&M Stables in Hendersonville. As her program grew, she stepped out on her own starting Gammon Equine in 2020. Developing skilled horsemen and trustworthy mounts is her true passion.
Nestled on over 100 scenic acres in Gallatin, Lazy J Farm offers clients a variety of riding experiences. We offer both an indoor and outdoor riding arena, rolling pasture with jump course, riding trails, and dressage arena. Our horses are lovingly cared for in shady turnout pastures, paddocks and roomy stalls. The large barn has multiple tack rooms, trailer parking, and an indoor and outdoor wash bay.

Beginners through advanced riders in both English and Western disciplines are welcome at Lazy J. Our trainers focus on safety, fundamentals, and meeting the needs of both horse and rider. Private and group lessons available on a weekly basis. Our goal is foster a safe, positive, encouraging environment that makes riders feel confident and successful.

Riders and their horses at Gammon Equine are encouraged to participate in fun on-site and off-site activities. Our riders participate in 4-H Shows, Saddle Club, Schooling & Eventing Shows, Ranch Horse Shows, Parades, and Trail Challenges. We also provide opportunities for specialized instructors to hold clinics onsite to further the education and exposure of our students.
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