Open to booking
Indoor arena
136' × 72' indoor with a sand-over-clay floor. Weather-proof schooling and a few permanent obstacles that swing into play.
Book indoor →Sidney Hawk Equine... an equine skill development facility. A place where horse and rider become a team.
No boarding. No weekly lesson program. You bring your horse, reserve the space that is open to booking, and use the same ground Sidney uses to get horses trail-ready.
136' × 72' indoor with a sand-over-clay floor. Weather-proof schooling and a few permanent obstacles that swing into play.
Book indoor →A full outdoor arena for pattern work, lead changes, and bigger movement when the footing is good.
Book outdoor →The outdoor Obstacle/Versatility/Confidence Course is a unique blend of artificial and natural creations to stimulate your horse's brain, prep them for real life trail experiences you may come across, agility obstacles, confidence building obstacles and a few surprises we've developed unique to our course and nowhere else.
Request the course →A few of the pieces on the course. Inexperienced riders are not permitted on the course without supervision.
The indoor and outdoor arenas are open for booking. The obstacle course is by arrangement only. The Community Horse Park is not open for public booking except by exclusive arrangement through Sidney Hawk.
Private 2-hour blocks. Month pass available. Buffer time after each horse.
Separate calendar so indoor and outdoor can run at the same time.
By arrangement only. No inexperienced riders without supervision.
Date-based events with a cap, deposit, and waitlist. Overflow parking opens for these days.
Carnival and midway games on horseback. Starts every 15 minutes so everyone does not arrive at once.
Lake, pavilion, mini trails, and parade work. Not on the public calendar. Ask Sidney.
Working rates: $10 / 2-hour arena block · monthly pass option. Confirm before these go live.
Two-time Equine Affaire Versatile Horse and Rider champion. 2026 Ohio Quarter Horse Association Queen. University of Findlay — Western Equine Studies and Equine Business, marketing minor.
Shown here with TJ Smokin Silverado, the horse she started herself and took from green to the reining pen.
Sidney Hawk Equine sits on Hawk Farms in Massillon, Ohio. The site was laid out so riders who are just starting to trailer can enter and reach the facilities with little or no backing.
Standard parking is available every day the arenas are open. An overflow lot is used for clinics and special events.
Ohio law treats equine activity as carrying risks that cannot be removed. Under R.C. 2305.321, an equine activity sponsor, participant, professional, veterinarian, farrier, or other person is generally not liable for harm a participant sustains during an equine activity that results from an inherent risk of that activity.
The statute defines an “inherent risk of an equine activity” as a danger or condition that is an integral part of an equine activity, including:
By entering Hawk Farms / Sidney Hawk Equine, riding, handling a horse, or watching equine activity on this property, you acknowledge these inherent risks. A signed waiver is required before using the arenas or course.
This panel is a public notice of Ohio law, not legal advice. Read the full statute at codes.ohio.gov and our liability form before you visit.