Eqwine Equities, LLC Show Stables

08/28/2024

The Fifth Element. Fun, straight forward available for full or half lease. Shines in any ring. Please pm or text 609-408-7433

08/02/2024

Pony play date

08/01/2024

We have a few horses and ponies for on-site or offsite lease or sale. All with show miles and lead changes. On-site half leases also available. Please message or text 609-408-7433
1. Large pony. Mini stirrup to low children's S, L or half lease
2. Fun 16h tb mare can do hunters or jumpers S, L or half lease
3. Medium pony. Leadline-short stirrup. On-site half lease only
4. Absolute packer tb mare. Can do all 3 rings. Has all the flatwork. Lease or half lease only.

07/31/2024

Pony time and the great outdoors! We welcome you to get your child enrolled in riding lessons at our beautiful new facility in Hopewell Township. 178 Cubby Hollow Road, Bridgeton, NJ.
We teach all levels from beginners to advanced. Ages 3 and up. Please send us a message for more information.

07/26/2024

I spy with my little eye...an eagle sitting up high. Love our new farm!

07/15/2024

We had a fun week showing at Culpeper! Friends, horses and good times. Can't ask for more. Emma and Honorable changed it up and did some jumpers, the derby and the Maclay. The Fifth Element was her wonderful self in the hunters.

07/12/2024

This girl 💕🦄

07/09/2024

Cuteness 💕🦄

07/04/2024

Let freedom ring! Happy birthday, America!

06/28/2024

06/18/2024

Princess Sunny loves taking her littles out on a trail ride.

06/13/2024

Our new location is now up and running and we will be accepting a limited number of new clients starting July 1! (178 Cubby Hollow Road, Bridgeton, NJ)From the very beginning to the biggest venues, we can help you meet your riding goals. Please send us a message for more information.

06/08/2024

Interesting day, but all is well that ends well. Congratulations Emma and Honorable!

06/05/2024

Gotta was my pony all by myself after our ride. .

05/29/2024

When you forget your riding pants you do a ba****ck lesson and a trail ride.

05/24/2024

Honorable lived up to his name and was a super good boy at his first Devon! Thank you Kanye for giving Emma a great experience! 💙🦄💙 ✅

05/24/2024

A fun day at Devon! Looking forward to tomorrow.

05/17/2024

The first lesson at our new location. Pure joy!

05/03/2024

Moved in to the new farm Monday. It is so beautiful and peaceful! More work to do, but it's getting there.

03/29/2024

It's roll and get the zoomies weather today!

03/18/2024

THIS ❤️🦄 💯

One of my favorite things about horses and our sport is that it is like a mirror of life! It will show us responsibility, love, passion, caring, accountability, honesty, humbleness, discipline and respect!

From the Plaid Horse....

"If a horse says no, you either asked the wrong question or asked the question wrong.
An average hunter course has 100 strides. Only 8 of them are jumps. Don’t sacrifice the 92 for the 8.
On approaching a fence: good riders wait until it’s time to go. Great riders go until it’s time to wait.
Don’t squat with your spurs on.
It is NEVER the horse’s fault. Yes, sometimes a horse may take advantage of a situation, but there is ALWAYS something the rider could do differently to change the situation.
Pass left hand to left hand.
You can only lie to your horse so many times before they call your bluff.
Horses do no know what they are worth. They do not know, or care, what they are capable of. They only care about the way you treat them.
Injuries and colic happen almost exclusively at 10:00 pm on a Saturday.
Shoes get lost almost exclusively when preparing to leave for a show.
If you work hard, try your best, and never give up, your efforts will not go unnoticed. And you will be rewarded with opportunities when you least expect it.
If you work hard, try your best, and never give up, you will still fail sometimes.
Video doesn’t lie – after being told repeatedly that I was lifting my right hand before every fence, and swearing up and down that I was certainly NOT lifting my right hand before every fence… I was—in fact—lifting my right hand before every fence. Sometimes your brain lies to you. Video does not.
On being nervous going into the show ring: you’re just not that big of a deal. No one at the show is watching you close enough to know every mistake you might make, except for the judge and your trainer, and you are paying them to watch.
Be patient – there are no shortcuts. Any shortcut you may try, will actually be the long way.
Check your personal issues and emotions at the door. Your horse will know. It usually does not go well.
If your horse is in front of your leg, you have options.
We never lose. We either win or we learn.
Ride like a winner. You cannot act like flip flops and expect to be treated like Louboutins.
If you have to pick only two things to think about during a course, pace and track are the two you should choose. The rest cannot happen without pace and track.
Give yourself and your horse brain breaks. Go have fun, go hack out in the woods, go swimming ba****ck, read a book in the paddock, whatever. Just allow yourself time to have fun.
At home there’s no reason to jump as big as you show every time. The basics are the basics regardless of the jump height. Save your horses legs.
The horse world is very small. Remember this and don’t burn your bridges and be mindful of your words.
Clean your tack. Groom your horse. Properly. Every day. If you can control nothing else, you can control your turn out. There is no excuse to not do the minimum effort.
No matter what the problem is, the solution is almost always add more leg.
Ride the horse you have today. Not the one you had yesterday. Not the one you want to have. The horse under you at this moment is the only one that matters.
You go where you look. The human head weighs 10 pounds. Unless you would like to end up on the ground, do not look down.
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard. " - advice excerpts from the Plaid Horse

02/26/2024

Leaving Florida vibes.

02/19/2024

This handsome guy is available to be tried at HITS Ocala through 2/25. Child/adult friendly. Please text 609-408-7433
Big, beautiful, safe and sane.

01/29/2024

We had a fun week! Beautiful weather, beautiful courses. It sure did go fast! Looking forward to next week.

01/27/2024

Someone is very excited about their new saddle! Princess Sunny likes it too!

01/23/2024

Set up and ready for a great few weeks!

12/30/2023

Start the new year off with some shade... https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063548770081&mibextid=LQQJ4d

Automotive window tinting

12/06/2023

A little early Christmas gift for the horses! Thank you, Samantha! We love it!

10/26/2023

Warm up day at NHS for Emma and Honorable.

08/23/2023

After lesson bubble bath. 💕🦄