Stable Recovery

We are incredibly proud to celebrate Kelsie and Alli as they graduate from the Spy Coast School of Horsemanship!

Kelsie will be joining the team at Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital, where she will make history as the first woman from the program to work there. Alli is headed to WinStar Farm, becoming the first woman from the Spy Coast School of Horsemanship to earn a placement at WinStar.

These milestones are a testament to their hard work, dedication, and perseverance. We can't wait to see all they accomplish in this next chapter and are excited to watch them continue breaking barriers in the equine industry. Congratulations, Kelsie and Alli!

Wish List Wednesday!

Every Wednesday, we'll be sharing our Amazon Wish List for anyone who would like to support Stable Recovery.

Donations from our wish list help provide essential supplies and resources that directly benefit the individuals we serve. Every item—big or small—makes a meaningful difference and helps us continue our mission.

Thank you for your kindness and support!

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Last week we had a fantastic Brotherhood/Family night at Empire Paintball Kentucky!

It was fun but painful for some of us!

Clean Slate Lexington is holding an expungement clinic with resources on Thursday, August 20, from 1 PM - 4 PM.

See the flyer for more information. Registration is encouraged.

Thank you for allowing us to be a part of this amazing event!

Congratulations to Adam B. on completing the Taylor Made School of Horsemanship! His commitment and dedication to accomplishing this goal speak volumes about the bright future ahead of him. Adam will be joining the team at Blue Diamond Stud, and we can’t wait to see him flourish in that role. Watching our residents make a promise to themselves and follow through is one of the many reasons we love what we have the opportunity to do.

A SENSE OF PURPOSE: Jonathan Tincher was broken. After years battling drug and alcohol addiction, he arrived at Taylor Made Farm in Jessamine County with little hope. Today, Tincher manages barn operations at Taylor Made Farm — just 13 months after graduating from the Stable Recovery program. LEX News Anchor Drew Amman has more below.

Congratulations to Clint B. on his recent graduation from the Taylor Made School of Horsemanship. Goals were set, and milestones were reached! Clint exhibited the discipline required to complete the certification process, and all the early mornings, long days, and hard work have paid off. Clint has accepted a full-time position with the Taylor Made Maintenance Division, and we couldn’t be prouder of his dedication to his sobriety and continuing education.

Help us support the men and women of Stable Recovery by shopping our Amazon Wish Lists!

These items provide everyday essentials that help our residents focus on their recovery. Right now, our greatest need is feminine hygiene products, especially tampons, which are in especially short supply. Every purchase, big or small, makes a meaningful difference.

Thank you for helping us care for our community!

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