Fox Hollow Farm Equestrian Center

12/10/2024

😳 COOL!

10/16/2024

10/14/2024

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10/14/2024

So grateful we have such a wonderful facility! 🐎🥰

10/14/2024

10/14/2024

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10/14/2024

We have the best facility and barn owner/manger , Anita Shadeck! Thank you Anita, for always taking such great care of us and all our horses!💕

10/09/2024

A horse is never just a horse 🖤🐴🖤

09/30/2024

In 1978, when just 21 year old, Nick Skelton and Everest Lastic cleared seven feet, seven and five sixteenths of an inch – the British High Jump record that still stands today. This type of high jump pre-dates the Puissance wall that we see today. ‎

09/22/2024

Buckle up that chinstrap and join us for a few US Equestrian Safety Awareness Week reminders on how to ensure your helmet keeps you as safe as possible.

1️⃣ Fit comes first — a well-fitting, approved helmet is essential. Work with an experienced helmet fitter to try different styles and brands to see what fits your head best.

2️⃣ Do you wear your hair up inside your helmet? Virginia Tech’s STAR research confirmed that wearing your hair inside your helmet is safe, so long as the helmet is fitted properly so that it remains on your head during a fall.

3️⃣ If you’ve had a fall, it’s time for a new helmet. Helmets are only designed to absorb a single impact, so it’s crucial to replace your helmet after a fall or even if it’s dropped on a hard surface

4️⃣ Is it time for an upgrade? Your helmet should be replaced every five years, even if it appears to be in good condition. Over time, the materials can degrade, reducing the helmet’s ability to protect you.

5️⃣ Store your helmet in a temperature-controlled environment — excessive heat and cold can compromise its protective materials. Inside your home, or an area of the barn that isn’t subject to major changes in temperature, is ideal.

📷: Jump Media