Once you have one, they’re all you’ll want. JC Silver Diamond This was the case with Megan too. Her first horse, a grey mare named Kira, wasn’t intended to be a Thoroughbred. She wasn’t sure how she felt about her at first, saying “it wasn’t love at first sight”. But after a couple years of […]
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Stoutheart is a chestnut gelding born March 21 1990. The offspring of Hall of Fame horse “Bold Ruler”, and the Triple Crown placing “Palestinian”, I can only imagine his breeders had great hopes for him. He had 21 starts, with 4 second place finishes and 5 thirds, amounting to lifetime earnings of $5065. And while […]
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‘Soggy’ doesn’t begin to describe the scene at Riverfront Equestrian this past Sunday where the Shamrock Series horse show was held. The long running show moved for the first time in over 15 years from it’s previous home, Killerney Farms, after the property sold last year. The move turned out to be lucky! Given the […]
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Floyd joined Lorraine’s family April of last year. Lorraine being a former owner of Canadian horses was very quickly introduced the joys of palomino ownership as Floyd spent a muddy couple weeks in quarantine at the Edmonton Garrison Saddle Club. And no horse loves to get dirty as much as the light colored ones! Lorraine […]
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So many of us in the horse community in the Edmonton area know Penny. As an equine rehabilitation specialist she’s an incredible wealth of knowledge. More than anything she just loves to help horses, and help people to help their horses. Penny is certified EEBW/ RVT/ CCRP/ CERP. That’s a lot of initials! And she […]
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Trinket is the perfect name for this little picture perfect palomino Shetland pony. Does anyone else love alliteration as much as me? Bri has been leasing the tiny pony for what seems like forever. She’s about outgrown her now. So this session with them was a little bittersweet. And it really captured the the fairy […]
