Month: June 2019

To avoid all the wasteful and harmful plastic water bottle usage, not only do we have a water cooler at the farm (in the main tack room) but we now will be traveling to the shows with one! This will be an efficient way for everyone to stay hydrated with cold water from their own …

Paul Helms is back at it again for us, this time building us beautiful boxes for each stall to store the individual supplements and medications that each horse or pony needs. On the inside door of each of these boxes we will have a white board to mark their feed, supplements, medications etc. Hopefully this …

Mike Henaghan Clinic – May 31- June 2, 2019 Although this is the third time we have had Mike Henaghan at our farm working with our horses and kids, for some reason this time really seemed monumental. Perhaps we as a farm were at a better place to receive the information that he was imparting …

Congratulations, you must be leasing a horse! The following is a guideline to help you on your hack day. Not only is it a fun time to bond with your new mount but also a time to work on your fitness, strength, and continuing the good habits you work on in lessons. Catching your horse …

Everyone’s time at the barn is precious, especially when you live far away. Here are some tips that should help you be more efficient in the day to day care of your horse without any short cuts in their care: Pick their feet in their stall ( that way you don’t have to sweep up …

We would like to officially welcome Ava Svatos as our new working student! This is a position earned by those students with not only exceptional talent in the saddle but more importantly a willingness to go above and beyond behind the scenes. Wynne Weatherly held the working student position from 2013-2017 and previously to Wynne …