Black Horse Stables

09/02/2024

We loved getting to host Oceane and Ice Cream during their visit to the Elk City Rodeo of Champions! Great duo!

08/25/2024

Hand written thank you notes are so special to us! It really brightens our day that people take the time to write a heartfelt message sharing their experiences. This is becoming a lost art, but one that should definitely make a come back. These little notes inspire me to be better! 🖤

08/19/2024

06/07/2024

🖤My Designer Swerve @ 3 weeks🖤

05/23/2024

We shall call him “Swerve”…and we think he has found his person🩵👧🏻🩵

05/21/2024

Last night we were blessed with a big, strong BLACK STALLION! He is divine!! 🩵🩵🩵

05/13/2024

We had the privilege to host both our U.S. Marines Corp Color Guard and a Kentucky Derby winning trainer and his horses this weekend. We are honored to host such fantastic guests!

04/26/2024

Halter training has begun for Scoot!! Isn’t he cute?

04/19/2024

Meet the newest member of our Black Horse Stables family!! We are in heaven!! Wagon Piper x HP Dash ta Fiesta

04/18/2024

I’m tossing around the idea of hosting an annual farmers market and would like to hear your feedback. I would also like to start assembling a potential vendor list before submitting any applications. My hope is that this would provide a central location for the public to connect with local farmers and ranchers, and provide our community with greater access to locally grown foods, farm raised beef, etc. please share your thoughts and contact me if you’d be interested in being a vendor. Thanks!

04/05/2024

The work never stops. We are constantly moving, adding, and growing. Blessed with beautiful weather and sprouts of green grass..

02/28/2024

We have horse pens, bunkhouse, and RV hookups available to anyone in needs of emergency relief from the TX panhandle/NW OK wildfires… please pm us if in need.

12/24/2023

My sweet 2 year old, Cora. She is getting out and seeing the sites🩵

10/26/2023

Here is your reminder to check your alfalfa for the presence of blister beetle prior to feeding it to your horses—especially if you feed alfalfa hay from a new or unknown harvesting source.

"The blister beetle (Epicauta) is highly toxic to sheep and cattle, but primarily to horses," says AAEP member Dr. Benjamin Espy. "As little as four (4) to six (6) grams of blister beetles can be deadly to a 1100-pound horse. Blister beetles swarm in alfalfa fields and are drawn into bales by accident. Even small parts of these beetles are toxic to a horse, and whole insects need not be present to be dangerous. Although cantharidin can exist in the alfalfa used to make pellets and cubes, cantharidin toxicity is very rare by this route. Some people believe that it has to do with the processing, others believe that it’s because the feed companies are using alfalfa from reputable sources that have good insect control."

If you suspect your horse is showing signs of toxicity, call your veterinarian immediately. While there is no antidote for the toxin found in blister beetles, your veterinarian may still be able to save your horse by providing supportive care to combat dehydration, help evacuate toxins from the gastrointestinal tract and delay potential absorption. Since there are many representatives of the species Epicauta, contact your local agricultural agent so they can help you identify any beetle that looks suspicious.

Read Dr. Espy's article on blister beetle poisoning on our website at https://aaep.org/horsehealth/blister-beetle-poisoning

09/14/2023

Don't be a grasshopper! Get your hay supply now!

06/25/2023

Good plan.

05/13/2023

We are now offering arena rental. This is a great opportunity to haul in young horses or plan an event. Click the link below for more information!

We offer a beautiful 120x200 ft pipe and cable arena. Our facility is perfect to haul in for a few hours to work young horses or make some exhibition runs. With ample parking we also have options for you to plan a day or weekend event. Click the link below for pricing and to book online!

05/13/2023

Gorgeous sculpture in Milan, Italy

05/04/2023

Our friends are selling their Wickenburg home! Message me if interested and I will pass along their contact info!

05/02/2023

Cuteness overload😍 Miss Patience will be 3 weeks old in a couple days. She spent about a week at the vets, but has recovered well. She loves to run, buck, and show off. She walks right up to me in the pasture. She is going to a special one… .

04/12/2023

Hello world! I’m a FILLY!!! Born 4/11/23 at 7:25pm

04/10/2023

Hello Oklahoma skies. I see you!

04/09/2023

Elsa has made it to 345 days gestation today. Her last foal was born 2 days after the full moon and things are starting to look favorable. We are expecting a stud c**t thanks to Dr. Chad Baumwart for the sneak peak ultrasound, but I’ve decided that if by chance it turns out to be a filly her barn name should be Patience.

04/09/2023

I put the to work building fence! We have added on and incorporated a large turnout for our horses to enjoy! There’s something very rewarding about building something with your own 2 hands…

04/05/2023

341 days in… we are still waiting for our baby to arrive! Elsa is patient and calm about it all. As for me, I can barely sleep.

04/04/2023

We had some unusual overnight guests! 2 Ox! These guys were about 6ft at the withers! Unreal..

04/04/2023

340 days gestation… Elsa is patiently waiting. For me?…a little more on the inpatient side! We can’t wait to meet our sweet baby!

04/03/2023

Peace of a foggy morning…it might just be one of my favorite things!

01/05/2023

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“Happiness is not a goal, it’s a by product of a life well lived.”

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