Les écuries de la CADENCE STABLES

05/25/2023

Dr. Hilary Clayton offers advice on the best way to warm up and supple your horse at the beginning of your ride.

07/03/2022

The Boyz!!

07/03/2022

Good Sunday morning, just thought I'd share this video of our new residents.

06/03/2022

The boys having fun in the morning.

04/21/2022

Find balance in your life.

Work hard but don’t let work take over your life, you will lose yourself.

Love, but love for the right reasons.

Life is too short for anything mediocre.

Know who you are and know that you are worthy of reaching your dreams and know that it is never too late to create the life you have always dreamed of.

Do not compare yourself to anyone, that’s just deadly.

No two souls are the same.

You are your own person, and you are beautiful and unique.

Put your trust in the universe.

Some things are just meant to happen, and some are not.

Let go of whatever is stealing your happiness, it’s hard but it is worth it.

Embrace change.

Embrace life.

Everything happens for a reason, sometimes you just need to breathe, trust and let go ~

01/25/2022

The Boys!!

01/25/2022

12/30/2021

Amber and her little friend.

10/03/2021

Penelope and Fiona

10/02/2021

Hay coming around 430, all help welcome. I'll update the time as it gets closer.

08/15/2021

Hay at noon if anyone is able to help that would be great!!

08/09/2021

Hay around 8 o'clock Monday if anyone is up.

07/03/2021

Hay today at 1 pm, Nicole needs help as I'm away

07/03/2021

Hay at 1 Saturday Nicole needs help as I'm away.

05/16/2021

Two new ponies arrived yesterday.

05/04/2021

I thought I’d post this again today.

(Also if anyone in my name ever comments and asks you to message them , it’s a fake account.
I will never ask you for anything- ever. Apologies if this has happened to you.)

05/02/2021

Load of Hay at 2 pm Sunday.

04/30/2021

Samson and Louis...

04/30/2021

04/04/2021

"To keep from slumping or slouching while riding, imagine that you have an open parachute strapped to your back. The pull of the air into the parachute keeps your shoulder blades together and tall. This imagery will help you maintain your upper-body position as your horse moves underneath you." — Janie Rentz

Illustration by Sandy Rabinowitz

03/29/2021

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03/11/2021

The ponies are enjoying being naked.