As many good horse stories go, this one starts out with the best of intentions, and ends with a shot of tequila. First of all, I must note that we are really at capacity at this point- I have a waiting list of three horses. Realistically, due to time and money, we do not have the ability to take another horse on. Knowing this, however, doesn't change the impossible situations we are put in on a regular basis. The afternoon started out with a cancellation to see one of our horses- life … [Read more...]
Trabuco Canyon, CA: Older QH mare needs home ASAP!
Older QH mare needs home! Please see contact info and summary from the owner below: Jackie is a quarter horse mare with many years of Western riding experience and is good for riders of all ability levels, though she is used to being gently ridden on trail. She is incredibly sound, riding confidently through busy streets as well as narrow trails. She is currently being ridden in a hackamore and has all the gear you need to ride her.She has been a lead working horse on a ranch, a 4H horse used … [Read more...]
5 Important Reasons NOT to Send Your Horse to Auction
Auctions have been a part of our culture for over 2500 years and have a long, sordid history. The first recorded auction was held in 500 B.C. to sell marriageable women; the most attractive women were put up for auction first, akin to a Maxim top ten list. Auctions evolved throughout the years, being used to sell slaves and spoils of war, and eventually grew to include livestock and other items. In modern western civilization, auctions were a convenient way for individuals to sell their … [Read more...]
Saturday Update!
Hello everybody! We hope that you are doing well and staying dry! We will be sending out a newsletter next week, so be sure to look for it! For those of you who are planning on coming out on Saturday, I wanted to give you an update of our policy during inclement weather: 1. If it is pouring outside, then feel free to sleep in. :) There is little we can do if the horses and stalls are sopping wet. It gets slippery and dangerous even to try to clean when the weather is very bad. 2. If … [Read more...]
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