English, Park, Country, Driving, Hunter, Show Hack, Side Saddle, Costume and all Youth Disciplines |  New Carlisle, Ohio

Siemon Stables is a full service facility located in southwestern Ohio, specializing in the training, showing, breeding and marketing of Arabian, Half Arabian and National Show horses. First established in 1968 by Chuck and LuAnn Siemon under the name of Whispering Winds Arabians, it later became known as Siemon Stables when their oldest son Matthew came into the business. Matt with his incredible gift of being able to inspire a horse in the ring added a whole new dimension to the business. Coming from a long line of horsemen, with Chuck’s parents being avid Saddlebred showmen and LuAnn’s family raising Arabians it was not surprising that Matt chose to follow in his father’s footsteps. Then some years later Luke, their youngest son joined the team. Says Chuck, “Luke has the ability to break a young horse faster and safer then anyone I have ever seen. He is truly gifted, and I am so thankful for what he brings to our team. Matt’s wife Sara joined the team in 2018 and is handling the Hunters and Show Hack horses. Sara also has a lesson program and is fabulous at it. Together Matt, Luke Sara and myself work as a team to develop each horse to its fullest potential. We firmly believe in the importance of integrity in business as well as matching the horse to the ability of the rider. It is something that I feel deeply about and have stressed from the very beginning. In today’s show world there are many great horses as well as many experienced amateurs. Every rider has to begin somewhere and for the less accomplished or very young rider having a good experience with a horse is critical for success.

Over the years the great horses that we have been privileged to work with, show and care for, along with the many great friendships with clients, peers and fellow horse lovers has made this business so rewarding. For 50 years I have been privileged to be on this journey
with my family, doing something that I still love doing every single day. It has never gotten old to me to walk out in the barn first thing in the morning and hear all those wonderful greetings from a barn full of horses. It is my life, my joy and such an honor to have shared this with so many people I love. I have been blessed!”.