Val and Pip
Thursday, February3, was a fabulous day to be outside. It was cold, in the 20’s, but no wind and lots of sunshine. Horses breath a sigh of relief in this weather. See Whiskey. Gerardo and I took advantage of the weather also. We did a bareback ride for over an hour. Breathtaking.
Gerardo's first real snowball fight.
It was a beautiful day as we pelted each other with snowballs and rejoiced in the hope of the season. Hope yours was as
blessed as ours.
Fall was beautiful.
Prairie School Road Farm riders do well at Jefferson County Trailriders in Grubville.
Prairie School Road Riders had a great show season. Most of our time was spent at Jefferson County Trail Riders shows in Grubville and at St. Clair Saddle Club.
Riders Included: Clayton Long, Skylar Holden, Elle Holden, Savannah Fletcher, Sarah Marsh, Kaite Staff, Abigail Branum, Emily Schmidt, Shannon English, Lauren English and Rachel Epplin
It was a Hot, Hot, Hot and Humid, Humid, Humid Summer. No news there. We all survived it. No severe injuries to man or beast we are happy to report. Lots of Stories to tell. Just ask anyone who was here especially Dee, Dee and Beth. They remember everything. This post is by admin not Martha Reed. Flaw in the program.
Pip, ready for anything
Had a great ride. The weather was perfect. Cold, so footing was good. Blue sky, sunny, NO WIND.
It is February 28 and the weather is finally getting decent. Although it is very breezy. Makes 40 seem like 30. We went on a trail ride yesterday and I actually got a couple of lessons in. Can spring really be coming?
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