Time really flies when you move into a new place. We have been training every morning and the rest of the day spent cleaning, fixing and setting up the ranch. It is a labor of love and takes a lot of planning and time. By the end of the year we will all be experts in landscaping, PVC fencing, plumbing, electric, wood floors, and remodeling. First thing was to get the bugs under control too. The horses always come first, so before we even started on the house or the office, the fences, waterers, bugs, manure,  shavings, hay, grain, and pastures were cut, groomed and controlled. When you have horses, they become your way of life. Your schedule revolves around them. The saying "Dogs have owners, but horses have staff" is true here.
I've been working with the girls (interns) on roman riding the past few days. Kristen and Ashley have been doing very well. Chantal is also roman riding too. Looks like we might have a new act in the works...
 

We're working on a lot of new projects and also trying to get this place ready too. So be patient and we'll have our new intern program, training, and clinic agenda up by the end of the year. We have openings for interns coming up, so anyone interested please contact Karen. She will go over everything with you. You can send your resume and application to her.
Saturday afternoon we went to Amanda's to wish her a happy 13th birthday. Her new mini horse Bentley will be fun to work. He's a little overweight, but he is a good looking all white mini. Happy Birthday Amanda and we'll see you next time you come back.
I've got ot get back to the barn.
Ride Fast... Take Chances!  tommie