Top Of The Line Equestrian

11/28/2023

Rocky Stallione is a 6 yo 17h TB gelding residing in Oley PA who has one wish for Christmas is to find HIS one and only person. He has no vices. no maintenance no need for shoes. He has lifetime USEF record, also small local show record. He is best when he is worked often and doesn't sit in a pasture. He is full of personality and sometimes may have an opinion so intermediate rider is advised. He loves to jump, brave and so far have not had a single refusal at the jump. low mid 4s. https://youtu.be/2wc90giC5lI?si=KnWFxRDXu8zt_cvt

09/20/2023

06/25/2023

Incredible illustration

05/28/2023

https://cavalor.com/articles/feeding-tips-for-the-ulcer-sensitive-horse/

Gastric ulcers don’t just occur in top sport horses; leisure horses and even foals can get them too. With good management, a lot can be done to prevent them. Read all about it here!

05/24/2023

Within the 263 pages of Geoff Teall on Riding Hunters, Jumpers and Equitation, Teall covers an impressive multitude of topics aimed at helping riders increase the effectiveness of their time spent in the saddle. From setting goals and finding the right trainer to high-level jumper course work, the n...

01/21/2023

Many had asked what would be the best way to store manure. Here is my set up. I love it but it does need an apron. The sh*t-pit is about 20x24. The saw Dust is 18x24 with 18ft front of the cover and about 10ft the height of the back wall. it allows for a dump trailer to back into that and empty with min work wit skidloader to push the saw dust back.

01/18/2023

https://www.theplaidhorse.com/2022/10/03/watch-the-24-behaviors-of-the-ridden-horse-in-pain-shifting-the-paradigm-of-how-we-see-lameness/

“We’ve been conditioned that many behaviors exhibited by ridden horses are normal for horses, but in fact, they’re not. They’re often a reflection of underlying musculoskeletal pain.” Through a six-phase study spanning three years and more than 400 horses, Dr. Sue Dyson and colleagues deve...

01/05/2023

12/09/2022

The indoor ring is now available for ship in ring use!

Monday to Friday 5pm-9pm
Saturday & Sunday 8am-6pm

Visit our website wyndsorfarm.com to schedule!

12/01/2022

Excellent explanation!

09/30/2022

Thats a nice warm WELCOME!

WOWZA! IEA is THRILLED to WELCOME 129 NEW TEAMS so far to the IEA 2022-2023 Season! And WELCOME BACK 11 PRIOR TEAMS from seasons previous to last year!

With more than 1,400 teams across the nation already registered this year, there is likely a team to join near you!

Interested in riding on a team, starting a new team, adding a discipline (Hunt Seat, Western or Dressage) to your existing team, or just want more information? Visit www.rideiea.org to learn all about IEA's team riding, draw-based (catch riding) competitions for youth riders. No rider needs to own a horse!

Come show with us! NRHA - National Reining Horse Association NRHyA - National Reining Horse Youth Association NSBA - National Snaffle Bit Association NSBA Youth Official American Paint Horse Association American Quarter Horse Association National Collegiate Equestrian Association (NCEA) Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association Intercollegiate Dressage Association Arabian Horse Association US Equestrian United States Hunter Jumper Association - USHJA Western Dressage Association of America WDAA Certified Horsemanship Association The United States Pony Clubs Inc., (USPC) Official Page ANRC - American National Riding Commission

08/31/2022

08/23/2022

https://thehorse.com/tools/normal-vital-signs/

Use this interactive tool to learn about normal vital signs and other indications of good health in adult horses.

08/22/2022

We are now a part of IEA and welcome new riders. TOP OF THE LINE EQUESTRIAN on IEA zone 11 Region 3

IEA has a lot to offer. Come ride with us.

Shows are happening NOW. Join us for the 2022-2023 season by renewing your membership, joining a team in your area or starting a new team. Visit www.rideiea.org today to learn more.

For the most up-to-date announcements, news, videos, and special events, be sure to also follow us on Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and Twitter and

08/16/2022

BY DAPHNE THORNTON OF TWO BIT TRAINING We are pretty committed to client education at Two Bit Training. Our unmounted lesson topics range from leg wrapping to taking a temperature and pulse to walking a course to explaining hunter judging. We’re big on writing our thoughts down and sending them ho...

08/15/2022

So, we made a big announcement about the IEA ADULT PILOT PROGRAM.

Now what?

IEA has created a webpage for the ADULT PILOT PROGRAM under the Opportunities tab that lists potential shows that are planning on hosting adult classes.
https://www.rideiea.org/opportunities/adult-pilot-program/

This webpage will also house the results of adult rider points for each discipline zone/region as well as other information pertaining to the Adult Pilot Program.

Interested in including ADULT CLASSES at your IEA show?
Please reach out to Emily David [email protected] to be included on the list.

Interested in participating in the ADULT PILOT PROGRAM as a RIDER?

Check out the map of teams that are in your area or reach out to coaches near you about participating on their team. Teams will be added to the map as they let us know they plan to participate in this program.

Please note - As this is the first year of the Pilot Program, there may or may not be available Adult shows/classes in your area.
As interest grows, more shows will be added. We are overwhelmed with the enthusiasm for this program and look forward to developing it with you.

08/14/2022

08/10/2022

Good article

BY PONYMOMAMMY I am firmly in the camp of never blaming the horse/pony when things go wrong. This concept has been engrained in me since I first put a foot in the stirrup, and I hold strong to that belief today.  Sometimes I wonder if this mentality is universal for all equestrians, and if it […]

08/01/2022

We are Official!

Today is the OFFICIAL OPENING DAY of the 2022-2023 season!

We welcome 30 MORE NEW TEAMS who joined us in JULY along with hundreds of returning teams and teams who have added new disciplines. WELCOME!

Thinking of starting a new team or maybe adding Western, Dressage or Hunt Seat to your existing team for those cross-over riders wanting to try something different?

Jennifer Eaton can help answer your new team questions at [email protected] or by calling 1-877-RIDE-IEA ext. 203. General questions are always welcome at [email protected].

06/21/2022

Wow

freejump_america • Original Audio

06/17/2022

this sounds familiar

There's a tale told by Mike Page that in the weeks leading up to the 1968 Olympics, where Bill Steinkraus and Snowbound won individual gold, Bill had Bert DeNemethy lunge him daily, so, as Bill said, he could get into his seat.

Being an integral part of the motion is the hallmark of all great riders, and one way towards that elusive goal is being lunged without stirrups. It costs nothing, is relatively safe, takes very little space, and anyone can do it, so there's a tip from the top, Steinkraus himself.

06/07/2022

Great Tip! https://hunterbreeding.com/?p=34

Bridles and Bits and Reins…OH MY! April 30, 2022May 3, 2022 Liz In hunter breeding, the only piece of tack your horse is wearing is their bridle. Therefore, it is the most important piece of equipment you are bringing on show day. With that in mind…my first recommendation is to have a back up, o...

05/04/2022

BY A REGRETFUL AMATEUR There wasn’t one specific comment that did me in. There were years of comments. I had been at a medium-sized show barn for about 5 years. The facilities were beautiful. The horses always looked well turned out, shiny, muscular, and lovely. The barn offered full service to th...

03/07/2022

Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas said March 2 that owners could provide a first line of defense for horse racing's integrity by ensuring the trainers they employ bring the highest standards to the game.

02/23/2022

https://practicalhorsemanmag.com/training/take-advantage-of-trot-jumps

Develop your horse’s balance, confidence, timing and more.

02/18/2022

https://horsenetwork.com/2022/02/why-the-canter-probably-needs-to-be-a-bigger-focus-in-your-training/

is a collaboration between Horse Network and NOELLEFLOYD.com to empower equestrians. Every Monday we’ll bring you a new lesson from a leading trainer to help you troubleshoot your training, master your mindset and up your game. This month’s featured rider: Karl Cook teaches st...

02/07/2022

Came up... Kangaroo Kid (TB) was one of the best horses I had ever owned... I wish I never sold him ... RIP Roo... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNaerSp9PYg&list=PLjj75DhMKv5Rw81CoTlkgJpqHmi0EFbXQ&index=61