A chilly morning turned into a beautiful day for a last hurrah to the 2019 show season! We started this year with one girl on the show team and ended with three very talented girls who had some beautiful rides. Their hard work is surely paying off! This was the Read more…
Our show team is expanding! This was the first show where both Ana and Romy entered. I’m very proud of how supportive of each other they were. And clearly we have no fun here!
One of my students, Ana, recently got her first horse and it’s so great to see them come together as a team! ‘Kashmire Mist’ or Shaya (formerly Lady) is a 9yo liver chestnut QH cross mare who has experience in the three disciplines of eventing. It was clear from the Read more…
Not only was today Romy’s first show, it was also Lilly’s and I am so proud of this pair! They competed in the Beginner Walk Trot Division in the Seacoast Show Series II at the Tack Shack in Fremont, NH. There, they did Equitation, Pleasure, Hunter Under Saddle, and Ground Read more…
It’s been over 10 years since Leo and I’ve hit the show ring together. I figured it’d be good to show off what he can do and to get some pictures of the two of us since we have NONE. And you know what? The old man still has it! Read more…
Happy Fourth of July from Jarah Sustin Stables! Today we ALL went on a trail ride up the road to Thurber Memorial Forest. Linda and Skipper, Laura and Tucker, Kate and Nate, Ana and Shaya, Justin and Jada, Me and Leo. I feel so blessed to have such a great Read more…
When you aren’t training you’re untraining but sometimes it’s nice to take a break from ring work and focus on other things. That’s exactly what we did when my mom came to visit! The sun was out, the breeze was blowing and the horses were excited. The trails are on Read more…
It’s never too late to pick up horse back riding and a birthday is the perfect excuse! This was Brenden’s first time on a horse, Happy Birthday!
Well, a different type of cat. We now have a mid-sized excavator with a hydraulic thumb, a 3′ bucket and a blade! This is going to open us up for so many improvements. To start we’ll be able to dig the holes for the foundation for the indoor arena starting Read more…
I’m always very slow to start the horses back on grass in the spring. We begin with 15 minutes of hand grazing after a ride. After about a week the horses get an hour of turn out on grass in the afternoon. Then they’re up to 4 hours in the Read more…