Equestrian facility in Rembert, SC. Also home of Southern Moon Customs
by Southern Moon Stables LLC
08/23/2026
Junie B is growing up way too fast and has quickly become quite the little personality around the farm. š„¹ Between supervising everything from her barn chair, zooming around the property, exploring everything she can find, and chasing after us whenever she decides itās time to play, she stays very busy. She keeps us laughing all day long!
06/05/2026
SMS has a new resident!!! Need name suggestions š
Southern Moon Stables Boarding Opportunity!
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We're beginning to look for the next horse-owner partnership to join our farm family this summer! We're a small private farm where horse care comes first. With owners who live on-site, our horses enjoy 10ā12+ hours of turnout daily, quality grazing, group turnout, and a feed program centered around quality Timothy/Orchard hay and Tribute feeds.
Our farm is home to horses in every stage of life and careerāfrom babies just getting started, to active sport horses, horses who are rehabbing, and retirees enjoying their golden years. Whether your horse prefers pasture life or a stall, our goal is simple: happy horses and individualized care.
If you've been looking for more personal environment for your horse, we'd love to hear from you!
Boarding Interest Application & Waitlist Form: https://forms.gle/rtNK3SN2M9oCEigSA This link will also be in the comment section!
Openings are limited and we are selective about the horses and owners we welcome to the farm. We believe the right fit benefits everyoneāhorses, owners, and our existing barn family. š“
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05/29/2026
Proud to say our pasture looks like this coming out of a drought! š¤Ŗ
Custom fabricated stall grills > prefab kits š„
05/17/2026
Congratulations to Ruthie ā the new Mrs. Moseley! Thank you for letting us be a part of your bridals and special day.
Yesterday, we laid our heart horse, Moon Pie, to rest. Southern Moon Stables is closed today in honor of the horse who started it all. This little farm exists because of him.
Years ago, when we brought Moon Pie home to retire here, this farm became Southern Moon Stablesā¦ named after him: the horse who changed our lives forever. The love and care we poured into him and many great memories grew into a deeper passion for creating a place where other horses could be loved and cared for the same way. Moon Pie started the small haven this farm is today.
This video was taken years ago on the day we brought him home to his farm. Today, we know he is running through the fields again just like this ā free, peaceful, and pain free.
Moon Pie and Grace were best friends for almost 20 years. Thank you, Moon Pie, for being the reason this place began and for leaving hoofprints on our hearts that will never fade. There will never be another like you.
05/07/2026
05/04/2026
Working on our new open-air stalls this week š Designed with airflow, comfort, and functionality in mind. Not finished yet, but coming together š¤
04/20/2026
Forage first, always!
If thereās one thing that drives us absolutely nuts as trainersā¦ is people cutting corners on HAY. Whether it's other trainers or boarding facilities.
Yes...HAY. The literal foundation of your horseās diet.
We see it all the time: cheap, stemmy, low-quality forage getting fed while the same horses are loaded up with $50 bags of grain, trendy supplements, and every āmiracle fixā on the market.
Make it make sense.
You cannot out-supplement poor forage. You just canāt.
Forage is one of the cheapest, most accessible, and most important things you can give your horse and yet itās the first place people try to save a buck.
Want better weight, better topline, better guts...
Start with what they eat ALL day long.
Weāll say it louder for the people in the back:
FORAGE š COMES š FIRST š
Around here itās quality alfalfa from babies to our 28-year-old retirees. No shortcuts, no excuses, and funny enough it hasnāt failed us yet.
Stop chasing the magic fix.
Feed your horses like it actually matters.