If anyone is looking for and air vest, I have 3 never used. Red small adult, Navy medium adult and a black large Hunter hybrid (air & protective vest combo). PM me if interested! ... See MoreSee Less
Ageless Tales had a beautiful buckskin colt last year. She was a wonderful mother! We put her back into work when we decided to reduce our broodmare herd. She’s just been amazing to work with, so focused on trying to please. She will make someone a terrific partner. PM if interested! ... See MoreSee Less
12yo 16.2 bay Tb mare. Looking for her new home. Very reasonable for this sound and healthy mare. She’s amateurs friendly on the flat and working towards being the same over fences. Easy keeper, lives out, good feet! Motivated to find her a good match! PM for more info ... See MoreSee Less
You all know I’m a “mare person” so already slightly biased on this QH mare that Tess owns. She is, without a doubt, one of the NICEST horses. She is the dream mix of smart, athletic, sensible, sound (barefoot) and SAFE for any first time horse owner. I’m so impressed that I want her to stay when Tess heads to her first year at Cornell (repro vet in the making!)! If you are considering purchasing your first (or a move up from a limited/aged pony) horse, this mare is the bomb! Wish we could afford to have her as a lesson horse (and you know how great our professors are at Bascule)! She has a home in NY and will be leaving i July, so now if the time to reach out and come try her! It’s a short window to decide if you want to add her to your family, or surprise your child with a long term partner who will take care of them! PM me for more info! ... See MoreSee Less
I don’t know which rider type is more likely to make a horse tense and nervous, a tense nervous rider or a rigidly serious rider, but both can create a chain reaction.
The nervous rider tightens up and makes the horse more reactive, which makes the rider get even tighter, so there’s one snowball situation.
The demanding, drilling rider makes the horse more reactive, the tension in the horse makes the rider MORE determined, and there goes another snowball.
Ideally a confident rider with calm teaching skills helps keep a steady horse steady and can help the already anxious horse become less reactive.
Of the two rider types, both need to change, but there is likely to be more rigidity, less willingness to adapt, in the second rider profile. ... See MoreSee Less
Another fabulous horse available for full (or two half) lease at Bascule! Pi can show, pony club, hunt, go swimming…all the things safely for your more timid riders! PM for more details! ... See MoreSee Less
We still need volunteers!! Can you join our team? We need volunteers on both Saturday and Sunday. Our parking team has openings both days -- if you sign up for a parking job, you will get 2 schooling passes.
We also have openings on Sunday for dressage team members in warm up and score running. Both days we also have openings for xc jump judges, scoring team members and hospitality.
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New Point 2 adult medium air vest with 2 cartridges $425. PM if you want to try it on! ... See MoreSee Less
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If anyone is looking for and air vest, I have 3 never used. Red small adult, Navy medium adult and a black large Hunter hybrid (air & protective vest combo). PM me if interested! ... See MoreSee Less
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Ageless Tales had a beautiful buckskin colt last year. She was a wonderful mother! We put her back into work when we decided to reduce our broodmare herd. She’s just been amazing to work with, so focused on trying to please. She will make someone a terrific partner. PM if interested! ... See MoreSee Less
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12yo 16.2 bay Tb mare. Looking for her new home. Very reasonable for this sound and healthy mare. She’s amateurs friendly on the flat and working towards being the same over fences. Easy keeper, lives out, good feet! Motivated to find her a good match! PM for more info ... See MoreSee Less
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You all know I’m a “mare person” so already slightly biased on this QH mare that Tess owns.
She is, without a doubt, one of the NICEST horses. She is the dream mix of smart, athletic, sensible, sound (barefoot) and SAFE for any first time horse owner. I’m so impressed that I want her to stay when Tess heads to her first year at Cornell (repro vet in the making!)!
If you are considering purchasing your first (or a move up from a limited/aged pony) horse, this mare is the bomb! Wish we could afford to have her as a lesson horse (and you know how great our professors are at Bascule)!
She has a home in NY and will be leaving i July, so now if the time to reach out and come try her! It’s a short window to decide if you want to add her to your family, or surprise your child with a long term partner who will take care of them!
PM me for more info! ... See MoreSee Less
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Glad the rain finally let up so we could have a great school this morning at Seneca Valley Pony Club! ... See MoreSee Less
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I don’t know which rider type is more likely to make a horse tense and nervous, a tense nervous rider or a rigidly serious rider, but both can create a chain reaction.
The nervous rider tightens up and makes the horse more reactive, which makes the rider get even tighter, so there’s one snowball situation.
The demanding, drilling rider makes the horse more reactive, the tension in the horse makes the rider MORE determined, and there goes another snowball.
Ideally a confident rider with calm teaching skills helps keep a steady horse steady and can help the already anxious horse become less reactive.
Of the two rider types, both need to change, but there is likely to be more rigidity, less willingness to adapt, in the second rider profile. ... See MoreSee Less
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Another fabulous horse available for full (or two half) lease at Bascule! Pi can show, pony club, hunt, go swimming…all the things safely for your more timid riders! PM for more details! ... See MoreSee Less
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We still need volunteers!! Can you join our team? We need volunteers on both Saturday and Sunday. Our parking team has openings both days -- if you sign up for a parking job, you will get 2 schooling passes.
We also have openings on Sunday for dressage team members in warm up and score running. Both days we also have openings for xc jump judges, scoring team members and hospitality.
Please come out and join us at Bittersweet Field in Poolesville. You can view open positions and sign up here: www.eventingvolunteers.com/events/8464
It's not too late to sign up and earn some volunteer swag and get to see some great eventing.
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