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November 27, 2018

The Mud Problem

This has been the wettest year I can remember. Certainly, the wettest year since we bought this farm. We would get weeks of rain, one week of sun, and more weeks of rain. All that rain amounted to so much mud. More mud than I've dealt with.  My normal mud control is to scrape it out onc[...]

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Equestrian Lifestyle, F#, Horses
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September 5, 2018

I’m Not Dead

It's been almost three months since my last post. My god, where has the time went?! At first it was time. And then it was exhaustion. And then when it wasn't my routine anymore, I just forgot about it... To get everyone all caught up, here's the high level of things that happened over the last[...]

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yearling colt
Horses
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June 14, 2018

Stubert the Yearling

My little Stubert is officially a yearling now! My little boy is growing up! Technically his birthday was June 4th, but it's never to late to celebrate! So what has little Stubert been doing? Well, I'm glad you asked!  He's gone on solo walks around the property, getting a bit exci[...]

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warmblood foals
Horses
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May 21, 2018

2018 Foals

Happy Monday everyone! The rain finally stopped in Virginia (for now), the animals are doing good, and I'm really excited about an upcoming trip. I've gotten out of the practice of updating, but I'm going to try to get on a regular schedule again. I'm thinking like Monday, Wednesday, Friday. The pre[...]

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warmblood foals
F#, Horses
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May 8, 2018

Flint GSF

We visited one of our favorite places - Greenstone Farm! Where's Stu's little life came into being! They already have a bunch of foals, and then they have sweet little yearlings that I remember from last year as foals, and of course, the big guys, Stu's sire, and Ollie's sire. Here is Stu's sire,[...]

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Equestrian Lifestyle, Horse Shows, Horses, My Life
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May 7, 2018

2018 Spring Gold Cup

Springtime is Virginia Gold Cup time! One of the best excuses to day drink, ever!  Gold Cup attracts about 100,000 people from the DC area to our little area of Virginia. We joked on the way over there that for some of the people who come, this is likely the only time they leave the metro[...]

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Horses, Vintage
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April 30, 2018

Childhood Horse Photos Part 2

I wasn't thinking there was going to be a part 2... but then my mom sent me a whole bunch of photos! Awesome!  Part 1 was basically my western years... I started out riding hunt seat, but I changed to western, and I think the casual influence of that rubbed off on me a bit. Hince the no helm[...]

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Horses, My Life, Vintage
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April 27, 2018

Childhood Horse Photo Album

My mom recently made me come get a bunch of stuff from her house. Stuff that I've left there basically since I left home 11(?) years ago. I suggested she just throw it all in the trash, and asked if I could throw it in her trash, but she told me I can throw it away after I get it out of her house. U[...]

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Horses, Reviews
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February 12, 2018

YI Lite Action Camera Review – Alternative to GoPro

I love helmet cam footage. My current favorite to watch are hunter paces. There's great scenery, the horse is going fast, but not fast enough to fall like in fox hunting (usually anyway.) There should be more helmet cam footage out there! I need more to watch! Therefore, I am encouraging everyone to[...]

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Farm Life, Horses
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February 1, 2018

Hay Day

Yesterday, I watched with satisfaction as my hay guy dropped two fresh round bales in with the babies. Then, he dropped a third to be put in storage. We pushed it in next to the remains of a fourth round bale. I don't have to worry about hay for at least a month. Hay has always been a source of w[...]

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