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Happy 4th!

This weekend we were planning to finally get in an endurance ride in PA, but we recently suffered some bad news. Teddy has EPM. Due to the cost of treating Teddy and general stress levels, we decided to stay home…

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  • Rob
  • July 5, 2020
  • endurance, horse, kids

They Grow Up So Fast

I’ve been at endurance rides where I see parents putting their young kids on these full size horses and hitting the trail. We have always stepped the kids up through various size ponies until they graduated to full horses as…

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  • Rob
  • June 4, 2020
  • horse, Uncategorized

Homemade Hay Feeders

We have used NibbleNet brand hay feeders since the Fall of 2012. Over the years, we have hung them in stalls, hung them on trees, and used them on the ground. When the horses were barefoot, it was fine to…

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  • Rob
  • May 7, 2020
  • 1 Comment
  • endurance, horse

Living in Isolation

Life has changed for everyone. Anna and the kids stay home all day. We are fairly confident the kids will be schooling from home for the rest of the academic year. Since Anna used to home school the kids, it…

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  • Rob
  • April 5, 2020
  • 1 Comment
  • endurance, horse

Out and About

It’s easy to get into a routine of regular trail riding, which can be fun and is good for conditioning, but doesn’t always serve a purpose to fill a specific training gap. Recently, Anna and I decided to make some…

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  • Rob
  • March 15, 2020
  • horse

Driving Huey

One of Huey’s many talents is driving. He was trained to drive before we bought him, but we still started from the basics. We made him ground drive, pull a tire, and hitch to false shafts before he was hooked…

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  • Rob
  • March 8, 2020
  • endurance, running

Tough Decisions

1 month ago, we posted about refocusing and getting back to riding being the “The Mane Thing“. Since then, I have been struggling with distractions. I was registered for the Traprock 50k race in April and spending every Sunday morning…

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  • Rob
  • March 7, 2020
  • 1 Comment
  • endurance, horse

Hydration While Riding

Hydration during a distance ride is important for both the horse and rider. There are a lot of ways to carry water for the rider and we have tried many of them. Let’s consider some of the choices. In the…

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  • Rob
  • February 16, 2020
  • endurance, horse

The Mane Thing

It’s time to get some focus back around the farm and make the “mane thing” the main thing. Anna and I have decided to commit to making at least 1 blog post per week through the rest of 2020 and…

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  • Rob
  • February 9, 2020
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  • Uncategorized

Where does the time go?

It’s hard to believe we haven’t made a blog entry in over 7 weeks. Things have been busy, so I guess we should do a catch up post. We have 2 kids in high school: Alex is a junior and…

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  • Rob
  • October 13, 2019
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