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A bright blue sky, vibrant green mountains, and fog and clouds can be seen from this hilltop.

23 Acres

Our facility sits on 23 acres of land which includes wooded ares for trail training,  indoor and outdoor arenas, three grass fields, a  dry lot, and a small pond. 

21 Stall Barn

Our bran includes 21 stalls, a wash bay with hot and cold water, a tack room, a bathroom, a feed room, and an indoor arena. Most of are stalls are 10' X 10',  but we do have one stall that is 10' X 20' for large horses or a foaling stall. 

Home Herd

Our herd of six includes Rocky, a 2008 miniature horse gelding who occasionally does lead-line rides for small children but is primarily a companion animal; Pancake, our goat, who is Rocky’s pasture mate and best friend; Jenny, a 2010 molly mule who primarily trail rides; Jack, a 2018 registered Standardbred gelding; Blue, a 2019 AQHA mare; and Jameson, a 2023 AQHA stallion.


Rocky was born on our farm in 2008, and Pancake joined us in 2020.


Jenny came to our farm in 2019 after her previous owner passed away, and his estate was unsure what to do with his animals. Jack, registered as Gee Wizz Daddy O, began his life in harness racing but became lame when regularly worked at top speeds. After extensive care from his previous owners, it became clear that he was not suited for track life. He is completely sound for any level of ridden work. Jack is now my go-to lesson and trail horse, and he has also competed in a few open show ranch classes.


Blue, registered as Bells Bluberry Shine, was started later in life, so she has gotten a late start in showing. My goal is to show her myself and give my lesson students the opportunity to show her as well. I may consider breeding her if she proves herself. Jameson, registered as RE This Cats Smokin, is a 2023 AQHA stallion. His information can be found on the Stallions page.


Education

I will graduate from the University of Findlay in May 2026 with a BS in Equine Business Management, as well as AA degrees in Western Equestrian Training and Business Administration.


I am a certified Equine Myo-Manipulative Functional Therapist through Holistic Animal Studies, and I am also certified in Cold Laser/Red Light Therapy.


I continue to prioritize continuing education through additional certifications and classes.

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