OtherwiseHorses

01/12/2025

Santana
8 year old
Gypsy/Haflinger
Bay
Mare
Program Horse

INFO: Santana is available for onsite SHOW lease only and lessons.

01/12/2025

01/11/2025

We have ONE MORE spot available!
Message us for information.

01/11/2025

Cassidy has arrived!
Ready to lease a really pretty Thoroughbred mare?
She's got style, she's got class!
This big mare is as sweet as they come.
Leases are $350 a month and cover all care costs, 8-10 rides a month, and 2 lessons.

01/10/2025

'Colts' are being started!
ChaCha has some learning to do. She's approaching 4 years old, we like to grow them before we get on them so she wasn't backed until she was 3. She'll be green for quite a while but the hope is to have her showing in at least one show this year under saddle! Hopefully, a walk/trot rail class. This little Hancock/Blue Valentine Appaloosa filly has sure come a long way from the tiny black foal that wouldn't let us put a halter on.

If you didn't understand most of what I just said, feel free to message us to sign up for lessons!

01/10/2025

01/09/2025

Santana has been working on slowing down her trot! Doesn't our girl look snazzy in Western tack?

01/08/2025

We love raising babies!
Here is baby Santana with her momma Annalie.

01/07/2025

Glory’s been keeping a secret 🤫

01/07/2025

Snow day!

01/07/2025

It's so cold, our cold is cold. But we can still do groundwork lessons if the temps are above 20 degrees! Want to learn how to show halter? Lead a horse? Groom? Pick hooves? Halter a horse?
Message us!

01/06/2025

Want to ride?
We can make it happen!
Riding Lessons in Brookville, OH
Near Preble County, Englewood, Clay Township, and Clayton!

01/05/2025

Looking for someone to show my Gypsy Vanner c**t in some local shows this year!
Do you have show history but it's been awhile? Do you like working with babies?
Let's talk!

01/05/2025

Available for a Show Lease on-site only!
Want to show this year?
8 year old Gypsy/Haflinger cross mare available for show lease. Lease is $500 a month, including lessons and show coaching.
Brookville, OH

01/05/2025

Danaan has some beautiful half blues

01/04/2025

Wear your hay hat well!

Did you know that horses are foraging animals that require their gut to move all the time? This means they should be eating most hours of the day and after 4 hours of not having food the lining of their gut is impacted causing issues like ulcers.

If your horse is acting girthy (aggravated when you tighten the girth), flicks its tail in irritation when you ask for the trot or canter, grinding/clenching its teeth, bites at its belly, stomps the ground or pins its ears during tacking, then it may have ulcers.

Don't believe me?
Read what the experts have to say:
https://extension.psu.edu/using-nutrition-to-manage-and-prevent-stomach-ulcers-in-horses #:~:text=If%20possible%2C%20a%20horse%20should,risk%20of%20squamous%20ulcers%20developing.

"Unlike humans, who only secrete stomach acid when a meal is ingested, horses continuously secrete stomach acid throughout the day. Saliva contains an important buffer, bicarbonate, which helps to neutralize the stomach acid, but this is only secreted in a healthy horse while they are chewing. For example, if a horse is only fed twice a day, then it may run out of forage in between meals, and while acid is still being secreted in the stomach, no saliva is being produced because the horse is not eating anything. Thus, no buffer is sent to the stomach to help protect the squamous section. Therefore, the timing between meals should be kept in mind when feeding horses."

01/04/2025

Available for on-site show lease.