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Gale's Equine Facility The complete facility for your horse and your riding lesson needs! English, Western, Dressage, Jumpi

12/19/2024

Who would win if the two raced against each other today?

This is the dream horse race, two big red racehorses who became national idols and are reguarly declared as "the greatest racehorse of all time" Man O' War v...

12/12/2024

12/06/2024

Stupid people….

Some of these tourists have no respect for the royal horses and try to bully them through unwanted interactions.Watch how these Royal Guards’ horses lost con...

12/03/2024

Congratulations to Renee Husted on her horse, 27 year old AQHA gelding, DCHAIRMANOFDBOARD, aka Frank. Tonight, the pair earned their United States Pony Club D1 certification in horse management and English riding. Renee put in an outstanding effort. It was obvious that she read and studied the USPC Manual of Horsemanship, written by the late Susan Harris. Gale’s is an approved USPC Center. The USPC includes youth and adult memberships and has expanded its equestrian disciplines to include Western Dressage and Western Trail.

10/25/2024

STILL ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:

10/05/2024

Gale’s Gals had a very nice day at the Barton Valley Farms Hunter Pace. Leisurely riding today were Lynnelle Harpst on her Oso, Renee Husted on her Frank as first team out. Following were Elizabeth Kolacki on Lynnelle’s Dublin and Sophia Hart riding Gale’s lesson horse, Wonder. Bringing up the rear were Kayla Doan on Gale’s Smokey and Gale Wolfe riding her Tequila. We thoroughly enjoyed the nice trails with plenty of options for jumps. To our surprise, our three pairs took third, first and second places respectively. Icing on the cake for our fun day. Thanks go to Sam Doan for letting Lynnelle borrow his truck and Sandra Hart who went with us to help with ground control. I appreciated the extra hands for sure. And thanks to all who stayed home and took care of the barn. Lynnelle and I plan on returning to the Hunter Pace again tomorrow with two more young people for their first Hunter Pace. Thank you Sandra for the photos.

09/10/2024

UPDATE
By popular request, we did it again!!!! Join us for an added pace in October!

ADDITIONAL PACE ADDED!!!!
Join us for an extra pace in October! The course is set and the trails are beautiful!
Hope to see you all again soon!

09/02/2024

This is one of our leadliners, 4 year old Anna Lerer riding Comfy Cozy, lead by her trainer, Sarah Pulver. Happy little girl. What fun!

08/28/2024

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219 Sing Sing Road
Horseheads, NY
14845

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A fun "change up" for three good riders, (four if you count me). We turned First Level Test 1 into a quadrille. Except for "horses being horses" - the group did a nice job of doing this. First time for Lillian on Wonder....she kept right up with me. Renee on Frank and Natalie of Elizabeth did super as well. Fun to do!!! Made my brain work to think and ride the mirror image of all the movements.

Here is a video of a lesson at Gale’s at where we started introducing the skills for barrel racing, as we are becoming more involved with western riding. Gale is certified at Level 3 by the American Riding Instructor Association for teaching western and recreational riding lessons and has been for over 20 years. With the increased interest in western dressage, my clients are enjoying the cross training. Western Dressage is especially good for older horses and riders that prefer a slower, more relaxed pace.

At Gale's, we use our indoor arena for "turnouts" of our horses. This video, taken today, is of the "Old Guys", as we call them. The youngest, the white gelding, Ari, is coming up on 20 years of age on January 1st. Sylvester, the palomino will be 25, Toby, the paint, will check off 27 years of age, and the two "appaloosa's" Duncan (a bay with no spots) and Frosty will both be 32. In the horse world, we use January 1st as the birthdate for our equines, for determining their ages. We like using our indoor so that these old guys can play, roll, and run around on safe footing and out of the weather. We also have free choice hay in the arena area as well. Enjoy the horseplay....