Jennamere Farm

08/09/2024

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07/26/2024

07/14/2024

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07/12/2024

We appreciate you! Andrew Wells Bryan McElwee Philip Box

It's National Farriers Week! Let's celebrate the hard work that our farriers put in daily to partner with equine veterinarians and ensure the health and well-being of our horses. Proper hoof care is essential for a sound and happy horse, so it goes without saying that a skilled farrier is both a necessity and a tremendous asset.

Don't forget to give a shoutout to your farriers this week and show them your appreciation for their dedication to their craft!

07/09/2024

06/12/2024

Imagine you’re assigned a partner project in school. Only one of you gets to read the directions for the assignment, and then you have to explain it to your partner in a language that is secondary to both of you. You’d expect some miscommunications and misunderstandings, right?

That’s basically what’s happening while riding a horse. Whether in a lesson or a ride of your own direction, you as the rider are the only one who knows the assignment. It’s then your responsibility to relay that information to your horse, speaking through intention and cues that are a second language to both you and your horse. Your horse doesn’t understand what your trainer is saying he’s supposed to do - he’s relying on you to tell him.

Keep this in mind any time you’re riding and you feel like your horse isn’t listening, or you get frustrated with a missed distance or a sloppy transition. Remember that you’re the only member of this team who knows the assignment, and your horse is relying on you to tell him the game plan. Sometimes we make mistakes in our cues or our timing, we start thinking too many steps ahead or we forget to clue him into the next movement in time. Sometimes the horse is a little distracted, or tired, or not feeling it today. But most of the time, he’s doing his best he can with the information you’re giving him!

06/10/2024

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06/10/2024

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05/17/2024

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I have preferred the simple, non-flashy, tried and true, title of "mom" over the fancy, glamorous word, "show mom". It was always my belief that it was a title that fell on me because my children showed livestock. A show mom made sure the health papers were picked up from the vet, show clothes ironed, shoes and belt not forgotten, cooler loaded and of course, the crockpot. Small tasks that, to me, seemed very mundane. However, I've recently realized being a show mom is something much more. That it is not solely a responsibility to help my kids prepare to show livestock in the show ring, it is also a role bestowed upon me, to elevate me, to be a better mom.

A show mom will be challenged to see how much can be conquered in a day, and then is required to devise a plan to execute. It will push you to go farther than you thought possible when being pulled in so many different directions. Teaching you that even when exhaustion has set in and it has felt nearly impossible to give anymore, to dig deep. To find the beauty in the chaos and to continuously cherish the moments. Being a show mom has strengthened me beyond measures, and in doing so has also resulted in these amazing by-products, my children, who have witnessed what ultimate love, dedication and sacrifice is.

The best part of being a show mom is that our children have had front row seats to see that the key to success is doing more than what a job description entails. They have been immersed in what work without ceasing means and have seen that hard work, passion and perseverance is what gets the job done. That things will often not go the way you expect, but that the right perspective can turn those obstacles into opportunities. They know what putting others before yourself feels like and above all else what it looks like to put your whole soul into something you believe in.

Show moms are behind the scenes workers full of grace, grit, and determination, who seek little recognition. They work silently and diligently and take great pleasure in knowing that their greatest contribution to the world is living in front of their children the way they wish them to live.❤️

05/06/2024

So excited for our National Champion Auburn Eventing Team! Way to go! War Damn Eventing!

05/04/2024

Congratulations to our graduates Madison & Raelyn!!!

05/04/2024

Good luck Auburn Eventing!

04/29/2024

You’ve been asking for it…. And now it’s available! Introducing my equestrian WALLPAPER!! 🥰🐴 https://thepaintingpony.com/home-goods/wall-decor-art-prints/wallpaper/
custom colors are available upon request so these papers will suit your preferences in any living space.

Depending on how these go, I will add more patterns in the future but for now choose from 8 of my original equestrian patterns perfect for the horse lovers home. Every order supports a self employed artist! ❤️