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Adams Horse Supply is more than just your average horse supply store! Between our vast product selection of top-quality products and our knowledgeable and courteous team, we offer a unique shopping experience.
Our extensive product selection provides options for even the pickiest of equines (and their owners). From the largest selection of blankets in the South, tack for all three phases and enough grooming products to satisfy even the princessiest of ponies, we’ve got you covered! The latest and greatest are always in our sight alongside the tried-and-true products you know and trust!
We carry top-quality products from reliable brands that we trust for our own horses. Whether you are shopping for everyday supplies or specialized gear for training or competition, you will have peace of mind knowing we are providing the best for you and your horse.
A family-owned business, we value providing an exceptional service and building lasting relationships with our customers. Our team is welcoming and friendly and here to provide personalized, one-on-one attention to each customer. With over 150 years’ combined experience owning, riding and competing themselves, Adams Team Members are eager to assist you with first-hand knowledge and expertise in your in-product selection, sizing and fitting.
A Perfect Equestrian Destination
Aiken, South Carolina is a quaint, small town and a true gem for all equestrians. We at Adams are proud to be part of this exceptional equestrian community. A haven for horse lovers, Aiken has mild winters, scenic riding trails, and countless equestrian events almost every day of the week in season. Whether you enjoy eventing, dressage, hunters, jumpers, polo, or fox hunting, Aiken offers something for everyone. If you are here for a short visit, in town for a competition, a seasonal resident, or enjoy living in Aiken year around, Adams Horse Supply is the perfect place to stock up on everything you need.
What To Do in Aiken
Aiken provides a multitude of unique and enriching experiences for visitors and residents alike! Although it is a small town, its rich history is worth exploring. Some of our favorites are listed below, although don’t be afraid to go off the beaten track, there is much more to discover in Aiken…
Aiken Historic District: After you visit us, take a leisurely stroll through the charming downtown area, filled with local shops, galleries, and restaurants.
Hitchcock Woods: This 2,100-acre urban forest is managed by the Hitchcock Wood Foundation and is perfect for riding, walking, or simply enjoying nature. It is one of the largest urban forests in the U.S. and it offers some of the best riding trails at no cost to its visitors. (Of course, donations to the Foundation are appreciated!)
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum and Hopeland Gardens: Located in the beautiful Hopeland Gardens, take a step back in time and learn about Aiken's storied history in thoroughbred racing, a tradition that is deeply woven into the fabric of the town. Afterwards, enjoy a nice stroll through the beautiful Hopeland Gardens.
Great Oak Equine Assisted Programs: Great Oak provides equine assisted activities that promote the physical, emotional, and psychological health of individuals with disabilities and/or emotional challenges. Volunteer program available.
Aiken Equine Rescue: Established in 2006, Aiken Equine Rescue is the largest horse rescue in the southeastern United States. Open to visitors Monday-Saturday, 9-12, volunteers appreciated (no horse knowledge necessary).
Aiken Steeplechase: Established in 1930, The Aiken Steeplechase has a long and deep roots in Aiken. If you are lucky enough to be in Aiken during the spring or fall running, the locals will tell you it is time well spent!
Aiken Area Show Venues: Aiken is unique to offer a huge number of show/schooling venues, all less than an hour’s drive from downtown.
- Aiken Horse Park (Bruce's Field)
- Stable View Equestrian Center
- Highfield's Event Center
- Jumping Branch Farm
- The Vista Schooling and Event Center
- Full Gallop Farm
- Sport Days Farm
- Dara Knot
Local Polo Clubs: Polo seasons run in the late spring and fall with matches offered throughout the week in season.
- New Bridge Polo and Country Club
- Aiken Polo Club
- Wagener Polo Club