Sunrise Equines

07/16/2024

A little Naughty Goat to start your morning 😁

32 likes, 9 comments. “Naughty Goat still in charge ❤️”

07/16/2024

06/26/2024

Romie getting some hand graze time. Week 3 rehabbing 2 eye ulcers in the left eye. Currently maintaining SPL system for treatment, under the supervision of Dr. Peacock at Davie County Large Animal.

06/07/2024

“Whenever the rainbow appears in the clouds, I will see it and remember the everlasting covenant between God and all living creatures of every kind on the earth.””
‭‭Genesis‬ ‭9‬:‭16‬ ‭NIV‬‬

06/01/2024

No shame in Monty’s game 🤣
*Photo of the full mess in comments…

05/25/2024

Olivia & Romie finding their groove today! 🤩

05/21/2024

"For sixteen years, her husband beat her.
But on this night, Tina Turner washed the blood from her face, wrapped a cape around her bloodied clothes, covered her eyes with a pair of sunglasses, and placed a wrap on her head, because the swelling was so bad, she couldn’t wear her wig.
She ran out of the hotel, hid among the trash cans, and then ran to the Ramada Inn, where she begged for a room.
All she had was thirty-six cents and a Mobil credit card.
But after sixteen years of cruelty, she finally walked out on Ike Turner.
To be clear, it wasn’t easy. She was so worried about her safety, she stayed with friends, paying her way by keeping house. It got so bad that Tina Turner—the Tina Turner—had to use food stamps.
And yes, it’s incredible that Tina Turner built her career back from nothing.
But what’s even more incredible is the battle cry she repeated inside her head—the battle cry that gave her strength: “I will die before I go back.”
Never forget it: No matter how deep the hole is, you can always find a way out.
In their divorce, Tina Turner gave Ike nearly everything. All their money. And the publishing royalties for her compositions. “You take everything I’ve made in the last sixteen years,” she said. “I’ll take my future.”
From HEROES FOR MY DAUGHTER, by novelist Brian Meltzer, 2012

𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗰𝗸 𝗳𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗮 𝗯𝗲𝗮𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆👇

04/28/2024

Mark & Allie 🤠

04/28/2024

Olivia & Romie ❤️

04/28/2024

***ALLIE is boyfriend broke! Mark’s 3rd time ever on a horse. Video in comments.

04/18/2024

Peaceful scenes around the farm today. And Billy, cause he’s the star 🌟

04/17/2024

*For ON SITE lease only.* Mocksville, NC
Morgan’s Miss Irresistible
2005 APHA mare, black and white 15.1 hands
‘Allie’ is looking for a new partner to keep her in shape! English or Western, good on trails. Has jumped small cross rails, but it’s been awhile. Has been ridden by a teenager the past 4 months.
$750/month full lease includes full stall board.
Contact Dani Stewart 336-469-2975
**requests for off site lease will be ignored**

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04/08/2024

04/08/2024

Allie & Tonya trying out the obstacle course

04/08/2024

The red mares rule around here…

04/08/2024

Monty almost let himself in from the pasture, but had to stop and harass his neighbors first 😆

04/04/2024

🤣

.....woah

04/03/2024

Sunrise Equines has 2 stalls available.
Mocksville, NC

12’ x 12’ stalls with mats
Timed lights
Hot/cold wash rack
Office/tack room/rest room
125’ x 265’ outdoor arena
Round pen
Large obstacle/trail course

Nutrena & Tribute grains 2x daily
Quality local fescue hay
Owner provided supplements fed daily
Daily turnout in large grass pastures
Night turnout available in summer
Stalls cleaned daily
Bell boots, fly masks, blankets (provided by owner)changed daily as needed
Fly spray (owner provided) applied daily in season
Scheduling and handling for vet and farrier

Rehabilitation services available at additional rates

Beginner to intermediate lessons for boarders and haul-ins

Exercise rides available to boarders at additional rates

Barn manager is a registered veterinary technician (15 years), worked 6 years for Dr. Meeker and then Dr. Castro at Davie County Large Animal Hospital
Farm owners live on site

Come join a fun, laid back atmosphere while your horses receive top notch care!

Contact Dani Stewart 336-469-2975

03/22/2024

Do we have any Western Dressage fans?
We chatted with Al Dunning and Lynn Palm to find out four reasons to try Western Dressage.

1. Horsemanship. As Al observes, “The classical dressage seat is almost identical to the traditional Western seat.” Both make use of a long leg and upright (as opposed to forward-leaning) rider posture. This means that learning WD will fine-tune your basic Western horsemanship. You’ll improve your balance and security in the saddle, plus develop the “following seat” that enables you to move fluidly with your horse’s motion. The result? You’re a more effective and polished rider overall.

2. Control. Lynn Palm notes that WD will eventually enable you to ask your horse to do anything—go slow or fast, put his head down or up, hold his body straight or move his shoulders or hips to the side, gallop calmly up a trail, do a rollback. “You’ll love the control you’ll gain,” she says, adding that it’s all without “bigger-bit, sharper-spur intimidation,” too.

3. Suppleness. WD incorporates a lot of bending and lateral work to supple and relax your horse. “Let’s face it,” says Al, “regardless of the breed we’re riding, a supple, relaxed, responsive horse is what we’re all after.” Amen to that.

4. Versatility. A horse schooled in WD will be more successful in all other endeavors, too, whether on the rail or out on the trail. As Lynn explains, the word dressage simply means “training” in French, and dressage is actually “the original natural training method.”

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03/18/2024

THIS CLINIC IS NOW BEING RESCHEDULED - PLEASE LOOK FOR A FALL DATE!

We have until Wednesday to get more participants or unfortunately Masterson will make us postpone the event. If you’re on the fence I’ve only been told fantastic things about this clinic, specifically with Boundless Equine Bodywork teaching it!

02/23/2024

So happy to have 2 of my favorites again, Susan and Buck!