A Texas friend of mine reports that when you hear...

"No habla ingles."

You reply...

"SeÂhabla Smith and Wesson?"

It's the universal greeting for trespassers.

Use post hole diggers to put up fence posts. then shop around for years to find the post. they will get tired of that.

Is it possible to fence it?

The fencing suggestion was offered with the best of intentions, I am sure. Fencing would, in my opinion, ruin the appearance of my property. Fences require maintenance, most of them quite a lot. Fences cost money and require installation labor, typically quite a lot. Fences complicate mowing. Repairing my turf requires labor. And I personally should do all this so that these jerks can have a few seconds of pleasure in the the 300 feet along the road frontage that I keep as lawn? My efforts will be directed at changing their behavior.

My efforts will be directed at changing their behavior.

Sorry about the fence suggestion now knowing how you feel about it. Your last statement I don't understand though. A fence would change their behavior, as would any other deterent, for which I will suggest lining the property with large rocks though I'm afraid I'll soon regret that suggestion, too. I don't know anything that is free, requires no labor, and would neither enhance nor distract from the scenery, and I can't be sure what to suggest based on your last statement except mind control by remote access. LOL

Seriously though, I really shouldn't be responding at all since I have never experienced this problem.

This is a serious question, and I'm not intending to indicate a lean toward, or away from, the original post.

Didn't we have this post last year?

I do not recall previously posting this question on this forum. But it is possible. I did post earlier on a horse-related forum and at least 50% of those folks approved of such riding of horses on the lawns of others. People of this type behavior are typically the very first to demand that others respect them and their property. Ordinary communication has had a limited effect. Looks as if I must make them an offer they cannot refuse.

thanks for the racist tonality of your responses..First of all, there is NO language barriers in our great USA..Although we do speak English and its a mainly English speaking country, this country was founded on foreigners - 1st - the SPANISH, then others came tagging along..We all originally came here to get away from persecution and freedom. Dont bring down our country. When I hear a chinese person speaking chinese, or an italian speaking in their native tongue, a french speaking in their native tongue..I AM PROUD to see this - I dont go telling them HEY THIS IS AMERICA SPEAK ENGLISH - like its some law. Granted it makes sense to learn it and speak it but nevertheless, there is NO OFFICIAL LANGUAGE in the USA..tired of why people do this..what a waste - hypocrites - whats the point of being in the USA.

I'm all for English being the official language and if I was the president of USA, I'd make a law requiring all the immigrants learn it first before they get here. I'm sick of spending my tax money on those illegal immigrants who can't speak English and stealing away jobs from us and don't even pay taxes....

Not sure where you are, but the majority of horses will not go near areas that smell strongly (to them "strongly" is barely noticeable to humans)of local predator.
When I rode in ID & MT it was Bear, in OH, horses shy from coyote ares, etc.
There are places that specialize in "scents", just choose one or more (Bobcat, Coyote, Bear, etc.) just for fun, and make an invisible fence.
It ain't cheap, but a drop of that stuff goes a long way! and if it works well, it could be more fun to watch than TV. The best part is, nobody gets hurt and you make no enemies!

Barb's idea is really good. I wonder if they'd like the smell of Milorganite... It's somewhat pungent to me, I can't imagine what an animal that uses its nose more than I do would think about it.

Any of the products built to repel animals would probably work to some extent.

The best part is, nobody gets hurt and you make no enemies!

Except that you probably shouldn't go into the stable after dark. They know who you are and what you did.