Little Bay Farm

02/28/2025

What a beautiful spring day in TX!! The derby field is looking goooood!!

02/15/2025

Congratulations to The Breazeale Family on the lease of Cabriole! Wishing you much luck in the future with one of our favorite horses. Thank you to Morrison Farm for being so easy to work with!

01/28/2025

Two great horses available for trial at Winter Series 2 in Katy, TX February 4-9!! Very reasonably priced.

1) Ferrari - 17h, chestnut, WB gelding. Brilliant jump, auto changes, sweet and a hack winner to boot! Best suited to a 2’6” - 3’ rider than can stick with a good jump. Easy to keep. Borrow or Keep, great home required! Extra special consideration to an in barn lease.

2) **Leased!** Cabriole - 17h, bay, WB gelding. Great teacher, BRAVE, will equitate and do any job. Judges love him! Would happily do crossrails to 3’. Average maintanence. To borrow only.

PM or call Laura Mendoza to arrange a trial at 281-794-5009.

01/27/2025

It’s almost time!! Stay tuned …

01/19/2025

It’s going to be super cold the next few days but rest assured the horses AND the minions will kept warm and toasty!

01/11/2025

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This evening marks our first grand prix of Desert Circuit, and now, it's extra significant, as tonight, we'll be jumping for a cause!

To make a donation to the Equestrian Aid Foundation, click here: http://bit.ly/DisasterEAF

Funds are currently being raised for our fellow horsemen and horsewomen in crisis as a result of the Los Angeles area fires.

If you are an equestrian affected by the ongoing, catastrophic fires, please complete a grant application here: http://bit.ly/EAFlafires

(A special thank you to Sophie Kinsella for organizing this fundraiser and additional upcoming efforts to support those impacted by the fires!)

01/06/2025

12/31/2024

Looking forward to a New Year and great new things!!!

12/30/2024

As 2024 comes to a close we look back on our year, the new friend we made and the old friends that are the foundation of what we have become. Thank you to everyone that helps us to live our dreams!!!

12/24/2024

Wishing EYERYONE a wonderful holiday season!! 🌲

12/23/2024

SO. MUCH. FUN!!! The First Annual LBF White Elephant party was a resounding success. LBF Alum old and new filled the barn to the rafters today. Two even joined in via FaceTime! Post your favorite pictures in the comments.

12/18/2024

Bays for days at Little Bay Farm. The ladies did a great job at The ❄️ GSW Frost Fire “A” show ❄️!Emmy and Cabriole finished 2nd in the Children’s Hunter Classic, Bella and Zacopanae killed it for Reserve Champion in the Pre Adults their second time out. Kristin and Ta Da were firsts and seconds on Saturday before running off to a football game on Sunday 🤪. Kaitlyn and her (not bay) Tito won the under saddle to round out the weekend!

12/12/2024

Frost Fire started out a little extra frosty this morning 🤣.

12/05/2024

Calling ALL Little Bay Farm Alumni!! Are you going to be in town around Christmas? Message me with the when. I’d LOVE to have you all out for the FIRST EVER Wild White Elephant gift exchange. Tag anyone that I may have missed!!

12/04/2024

Ahhh the good ole days 🤣

“I’m not saying the breeches of my younger days, say 1980-2000, were perfect, but they were designed for a generation of thick-skinned riders. Namby-pamby riders need not apply. Our riding pants were a zero-way-stretch affair with pant legs that ended mid-calf and fastened with newly popular Velcro that never quite closed. Imagine, if you will, enduring the 20-minute struggle of getting your leather boots on, only to find the pokey part of the Velcro closure rubbing against your skin whilst snagging on your nylons. We didn’t have time to take our boots off and put them back on, so we toughed it out. ‘Do your worst, Velcro,’ we’d say. And the Velcro did, rasping off little bits of skin until suitable divets were etched from our legs for it to rest for the day. Not only were things happening within our boots, but also just above the top of them. Due to the zero-way-stretch technology, our riding pants, aided by their leather knee patches, had the ability to press our precious kneecaps into unpredictable and unfavorable positions. Our coaches then, as they do now, yelled, ‘Quit gripping with your knees!’ and we, the hapless students, wondered, Then why are there leather knee patches on these stupid pants? Tradition, that’s why. The neat thing, other than the apparent uselessness of the aforementioned patches, was their constant ability to shrink in the wash due to a hot water oversight. This shrinkage meant that the material that sat beneath them would get bunched up and take to burrowing into the side of your knees. We also loved a side-zip breech because it meant we could also wear our belt sideways. Getting these pants done up was a tremendous way to isolate the exact location of your back pain. That quarter waist contort testing our desire for oxygen over fashion as we tucked things in, zipped things up, and got the belt perfectly off-center. I’m not saying that all these New Age breeches are for the birds, I’m just saying they appeal to the masses, whereas in my day, they appealed to the tall and slim. The rest of us just had to get on with it.”

Read Rebecca Berry’s historical account of breeches on Horse Network.

12/03/2024

🐴SAVE THE DATE!

Our FIRST big show of 2025 is Winter Series. A fun and competitive way to start your 2025 season! Stay tuned for sign up information and prizelists 👏