Glynnsong Farms

10/21/2024

https://rvcast.com/video/why-this-horse-farm-near-monterey-is-every-rvers-dream-destination-1

Visit Glynnsong Farms and learn how Patience transformed it into a 13-acre horse paradise perfect for any RVer!

09/23/2024

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08/20/2024

Now accepting horses for fall and winter training, boarding and lessons.

Patience Prine-Carr shows off Glynnsong Farms. Music by Keith Greeninger, Harder That We Love

08/20/2024

Kids love Glynnsong Farms 💖🦄😍✨

07/24/2024

I didn't write this but thought it was so true.
some non pros and pros have been debating the issues within the equine industry. I think all points are interesting to consider. If we can learn from both sides, we could work towards growing an even stronger industry and thus fan base!

In a recent poll taken by 75 horse trainers online, there were some interesting and sometimes entertaining situations that were not discipline specific. The trainers could answer anonymously and were given the opportunity to add their own polling questions if they chose. Certainly many of these would be applicable to any business owner, but it was enlightening to see how many had shared the same situations.

97% of trainers have hid in the bathroom at a horse show to escape the drama between clients.

79% have considered selling body parts instead of training horses.

63% have had a spouse or significant other leave the relationship while they were at a horse show and 72% of those broke up over a text message. Most of them cited “priority of horses over the relationship* as a main contributor to the split.

100% have received non emergency texts from clients between the hours of 1 am and 6am.

81% of trainers have forgone a commission or finders fee on at least one horse in order to have the client be able to afford the horse.

75% of trainers have had clients with past due training fees over $5000 at some point in the last 3 years.

100% of trainers have customers that they consider closer than family members

80% of trainers said if they could afford to train horses for free, they would.

87% of trainers who consume alcohol say that their consumption increases “significantly” from August to November.

99% of trainers have felt pressured to attend shows that they did not have planned only to lose money when they didn't have enough horses showing to pay the expenses involved.

98% of trainers have had at least one client who they've had to ask to leave due to bringing an unhealthy atmosphere to the existing group o

07/22/2024

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07/15/2024

I am back working horses, training, showing and lessons. You can trailer in or ride one of ours.

05/26/2024

We are officially a Curbandtruf host! Come camp and bring your horse! No horse we have them for lessons! Enjoy the beautiful Monterey Bay and Elkhorn Slough.

CurbNTurf allows you to stay on private land and avoid crowded RV parks and campgrounds.

04/19/2024

I’m the mom who made her daughter’s riding about me. I’ll admit it. Thankfully, my daughter’s trainer wasn’t afraid to call me out.

03/10/2024

I want to invite anyone who is looking for stabling to our private farm. We are 20 minutes away from Monterey, Pebble Beach and Carmel in the Elkhorn Slough area. the beach is a short trailer ride5 miles away. I have 6 full care stalls in the training barn with turn out to grass pasture 3x a week. Also a darling 3 stall barn for self care. I also have a 5 acre retirement pasture. We also offer training for horse and rider, lessons from beginners to advanced, trailer in for a weekly or monthly lesson with your horse 🦄Come visit us and see if it works for you 💖🦄

02/01/2024

Looking to earn your Bronze and Silver medals? We have two FEI school masters that will be at Scottsdale for you to try after they are done showing. Both National Champions and USEF FEI National Champion. Both trained to I-1 come and see them at the Scottsdale show!!!

01/30/2024

IT'S ALMOST HERE ! If you missed out on our live auction, don't worry, our One-Click purchase event starts MONDAY!

All of our remaining stallions will be available for their reserve bid price on a first come first served basis! Visit the website today to check out the amazing stallions listed below!

www.selectstallionauction.com

01/16/2024

Great deal on Encandescent breeding 🥳👍🎉😍💖

01/14/2024

Two spots open going to Scottsdale Az. Feb 9th from the central coast of California. Contact me for more info.

01/08/2024

Lessons learned long and hard in the horse business as a barn owner..

1. It's easy to fall in love with your customers. They become a family who you spend a lot of time with. However, in the end they will do what's best for themselves. And, for you and them, those paths may not be the same. Prepare to get your heart broken. Keep business and personal relationships separate.

2. People will not always trust in your experience and will second guess you. They will think they know better because they read it in a book, or saw it online. Don't try to be all things to all people. Do what you are good at. Run your barn in a way that you can sleep at night knowing that you did right in your mind by them and their horses. The clients opinion of that may be different than your beliefs, but you have to live with choices that leave you at peace. That may mean confrontation, hard conversations and even asking people to move on for your own peace.

3. Horses are easy 99% of the time. It's the people who come with them that make things complicated.

4. Remember that horses need to be horses.

5. People will always judge you, and have opinions. The better you are, the more haters will have opinions.

6. Success isn't measured by ribbons and show placings. It's measured in happy animals and the quality of their lives.

7. There is always an exception or quirk that doesn't " follow the rules" in horse care. Do what works, not what the books say works.

8. When you get annoyed by seeing somebody's car pull in to the barn, it's time to let that person move on. Your barn should be a happy place. It literally only takes one bad sour apple to ruin the whole atmosphere and dynamic in a barn.

9. Let it go.... if someone moves on don't be upset by it. Ignore what they say. Don't take it personally. Every barn is not a good fit for every person.

10. This is a business. If a person or horse isn't working for you, or the compensation isn't offsetting your cost, it's time for them to go.