Thoroughbreds can do
Genuinely Happy
I was just checking in and giving you an update on Genuine Draft. We have grown to love this big guy. He is my mom and sister’s barn favorite! He is so sweet and loves people so much! If I am in the barn he would rather be inside with me than turned out in the field. His training has progressed significantly in the last few weeks! He is jumping around small courses and is doing great. I have attatched a few pictures of him in action.
“Moose” is the Popular One at his New Home
I wanted to give you an update on “Moose” (Popular One). He is the love of my husband’s life! (next to me, I hope)! My husband, Nick, has never been around horses before. He has been taught how to halter and lead horses and is the one who brings “Moose” in from the pasture at…
Soft Gestures have Maximum Impact
Well I just had to email you and let you know Max is not going to able to be ridden for a while. I was riding one of my other horses on Monday and was thrown and injured. I am going to continue to work with him on the ground until I am cleared by…
Taking It Slow Pays Off . . .
That was around 3 weeks ago. We made quite some miles in the last few weeks. From my last email till now he improved a lot and I decided to give it a try and entered in the Poplar Place schooling show last weekend. And I can tell you he was great…I had entered us in a 2′ jumper class and the Intro A Dressage Test.
Water Jumps and Logs – No Problem!
Antioch learns to jump cross-country fences.
Maybe Satisfied – SOLD! March 2009
SOLD! Congratulations to Stacey Edwards, Executive Director of the Special Equestrians of Georgia. “Maybe” will become a show horse for the special needs adults and children in their riding program. Here is his Prospect Horse FOR SALE information: “Maybe” is a 15’3 hand, 2002, bay Thoroughbred gelding for sale. He has very…
Fox Hunting Balancing Act
It was warm and dry so scenting was going to be tough. We started slowly with ample time for Imatexan to settle in before we hit the first line. I was in the back of first flight and those of us on that tail end happened to see a coyote sneak out behind us and trot off, thinking he had totally outwitted those hounds who must have walked right by him.
Candytinn – SOLD! October 2008
SOLD! Congratulations Sara Brymer from Kentucky! Here was his Prospect Horse FOR SALE information: Candytinn is an almost 16 hand, 2004, chestnut, Thoroughbred gelding with three white stockings. He is very sweet and sound. He was started as a professional polo pony but had a growth spurt and is now too tall and way to…
Straight from the Horse’s Mouth – Cobb County Speaks Out On Life After Racing
Dear Elizabeth, I am writing to let you know that retirement life is good. It took a little time to settle in and I was a little nervous at first but have decided humans are pretty good. I still sing for my breakfast and my supper, which by the way sounds real good. I have…