Carie Doyle 2024 ATFO

07/17/2024

Kabrina's photo shoot today with Leila Sudvary.

Don't miss your chance to adopt this gorgeous girl at the AFTO August 22 - 24th.

Apply now:
https://form.jotform.com/212850785495063

07/09/2024

07/09/2024

If you're looking for a horse this year, look no further than the Appalachian Trainer Face Off.

Over 30+ horses of many breeds, ages, levels and abilities will be adoptable on or before August 24th in Winfield, WV.

Apply now to have a the ability to meet and bid on one of these amazing animals.

The most unique part of the ATFO and the ability to adopt one of these horses is the remarkable level of training that has gone into them over the last 100 days.

You are able to look over the whole journey through each horse and trainer's social media presence in a unique way.

Look over all of the minis, ponies and horses here:

https://www.appalachiantrainerfaceoff.com/adoptable-horses

Approval allows you to bid on any suitable horses for which you are approved.

Approval doesn’t require you bid or adopt. It just gives you the option to do so.

Apply today (before Aug 15th) and plan to attend this amazing event to adopt:

https://appalachiantrainerfaceoff.com/adoption

And spectate!

https://www.appalachiantrainerfaceoff.com/attend

Find your August 24th

06/26/2024

Mimosa and I want to extend our heartfelt thank you to Rachel Reeb for the wonderful flysheet gift. Your kindness is truly appreciated.

06/06/2024

1st Required Post:

A little update on Kabrina thus far in her training as of week 5.

Kabrina has made remarkable progress in learning to be calm and relaxed without the other horses. When she’s with me, she’s my best buddy and shows no signs of nervousness. However, she is still very nervous when left alone, i.e. without me or other horses and we are continuing to work on her self managing stress.

Her kind personality often gets overshadowed by her initial uncertainty, but her intelligence shines through as she learns quickly. We've been doing great with walking and trotting, and today, she took her first canter steps!

At first, Kabrina was reluctant to take the bridle and was grumpy under saddle. However, she quickly learned to trust me and see me as her partner.

She’s still working on worming and taking her ulcer guard, but she improves every day. As we continue to work on these areas, we are also going to begin learning how to carry herself under saddle. Gaining weight is still a work in progress.