If your looking for a friendly family atmosphere and “tender loving care” for your horse, then we are the place.
Renegade Run Ranch was established in 1972 as an extension of Live Oak Stables, Ox Bottom Road, Tallahassee, Florida. We are now at home on 22 acres of lush green pastures at the corner of 29 Deer Run Road and 3815 Concord Road, (also C.R. 157) 3 miles east of Havana, Florida and 15 miles North of Tallahassee, Florida.
The only “EcoBarn” in the area. You pay a set fee for a stall and pasture, furnish your own feed, and rotate into a feeding schedule and barn chores to take care of your own horse. Your home away from home.
Facilities & Services Include:
- Private stalls with private padlocks
- Pasture with a stall or pasture boarding
- Riding lessons for all ages and experience
- Jumping Ring
- Round Pen
- Dressage Ring
- Cross Country Course on 22 acres
We invite you to come by for a visit and you’ll see why all our horses are so happy and healthy!
You can reach us at (850) 539-6539 or email us at jperry1041@bellsouth.net for more information.
HAVING FUN at Renegade Run Ranch in Tallahassee Florida
Renegade Run Ranch is owned and operated by Judy Perry.
I grew up on a farm in West Virginia and have always loved horses. At the age of 2, I started riding my dad’s draft horses and had my own horse at the very young age of 6 with the the responsibility of taking care of it. When we moved to Florida in 1964 so my husband could attend FSU, I needed to find something to do in my spare time so I decided to expand my love of horses and opened Live Oak Stables on Ox Bottom Road in Tallahassee, FL where we offered riding lessons and boarded horses.
We were home to the Ochlockonee River Pony Club, the first national pony club in the Tallahassee area, and The Live Oak hounds, now out of Thomasville, GA, was established there. I now own and operate Renegade Run Ranch located 3 miles east of Havana, Fl., where I still board and give TLC “tender loving care” to horses who don’t have a home of their own and owners who don’t have their own place.
I invite you to come see our healthy happy horses for yourself.
Thank You
