TWIN PALMS STABLES is a private, family owned show barn, horse training and boarding facility, located in NW Las Vegas appointments required for viewing. Licensed and insured.

*Located in NW Las Vegas, minutes from Summerlin and approx 10 minutes from Aliante.

*Unlimited trail riding begins right outside the barn gates.

Owners Kim and Joel Ehlers

Barn manager Kim Ehlers 702.354.1505





TWIN PALMS STABLE provides 24 hour onsite gated and secure care

~ feed 3x a day with top quality mix, alfalfa or straight grass hay or timothy hay(extra cost based upon current market rate).

~Daily stall cleaning

~Friendly drama free barn environment

~ Barn hours 6am - 10:30pm open 7 days a week

~Boarding references required

~Travel to local and out of state shows in dressage, show jumping and eventing



TWIN PALMS STABLE IS A BEAUTIFUL SCENIC, PRIVATE SHOW BARN WITH ALL THE AMENITIES

100 x 200 sand arena with perfect footing ( no rocks ) with sprinkler systems which is regulary groomed and lighted

Jump course / Dressage markers

Round pen

2 community tack rooms, grain room, washer and dryer, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and restroom

2 Large grass paddocks ( yes we have grass !)

Gazebo viewing areas for guests

~3 barns that consist of in /out stalls (some include extra large runs) with boarding rates beginning at $400-500 depends on type of stall.







Talisman Farm hosts regular clinics in show jumping , dressage, with FEI level clinicians at Twin Palms .

We have lease, lesson and sales horses available for all levels of riders.



~INSTRUCTORS AND HORSE TRAINERS~

HEAD TRAINER AND INSTRUCTOR

ESTHER HILLNER - Eventing, dressage and hunter /jumpers . Esther has ridden with several olympic riders and international coaches in eventing, dressage and jumpers.

ASSISTANT INSTRUCTORS

ANNA MARIE HEASLEY -Graduate of Meredith Manor Equestrian College

ANN MARIE COREY- VAULTING & ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR ( NAHRA LICENSED) ONSITE RIDER STRENGTH TRAINING AND YOGA INSTRUCTOR AMY HERZLICH









"THERE IS NO SECRET SO CLOSE AS THAT BETWEEN A RIDER AND HIS HORSE." ROBERT SMITH SURLEES 1853