Rolling Rock Farm- Lessons, Boarding, Horse Shows & Sales

10/13/2023

So many exciting shows/events happening next year! Not only is Clip-Clop Farm and Rolling Rock Farm, LLC hosting more Hunter/Jumper Shows that will be USHJA/OHJA Rated with more fun details coming soon, Clip-Clop Farm is also hosting 4 Welsh Pony and Open Pony Shows that will include Jumping, English, Dressage Suitability, Kids classes, In-Hand trail and much more! Nothing better than having a bunch of ponies together! We are so excited to offer more of these shows for Hunter jumpers but also pony shows locally where riders, ponies and horses at all different levels can come together to enjoy the sport in a fun environment. More news to come….

2024 Hunter Jumper Shows-
May 25
June 22
July 13
August 10
August 31
September 14

2024 Welsh and Open Pony Shows
June 8-9
July 20-21
August 24-25
September 7-8

Saves these dates and will be announcing more details in the future!

07/18/2022

Interesting read!

05/05/2022

Well by popular demand we are having a camp for moms. Rolling Rock Farm in Sherwood is proud to announce the camp dates for moms and kids too! We are so excited to host 4 camps this year.

Come learn all about horses and ride with us.
Hours 10-2
For ages 5 and up.

June 27-30- Kids-$400
July 22-24-Moms-$400
July 25-27 Moms/Kids-$500
July 29-31 Moms-$400

$100 non refundable deposit due at time of registration. Remaining balance will be due first day of camp.
Check out our website to at www.rollingrockfarm.com under Summer Camps for more info and the registration form.

Thanks!
Happy riding!

11/22/2021

Hey everyone! This Friday is opening day for Christmas trees at Rolling Rock Farm, LLC Rolling Rock Farm- Lessons, Boarding, Horse Shows & Sales
We have a great selection of Nobles and Doug firs. Along with free hot chocolate, coffee and cookies! We will also have wreaths, garlands, swags, centerpieces and candle holders. Let me know if you have any questions. We are so excited to see everyone this year!
Www.rollingrockfarm.com

08/23/2021

Had so much fun with these girls and horses/ponies this weekend at the Bedrock Horse Show! Great placings with hard competition. Great job Macie/Cyd and Tori/WallE. Thank you to the RRF parents for helping and always being supportive along with the team at home taking care of the horses. Everyone improved so much and we love seeing these teams do well.

08/18/2021

This is so true! Always be positive with your horse!

How you talk about your horse matters, because it reflects how you think about your horse.

How you think about your horse matters because it is the starting place from how you see your horse's behaviors, responses and needs...
.. and this will influence how you engage and work with your horse.

"He's just spooking to get out of work."

"She's just a snarky mare."

"He's just lazy and doesn't want to respond to my aids."

"She hates the whip."

"He just doesn't want to do it."

How do you relate to a horse if you're coming from that perspective?

Those are all negative words that come from a negative bias, and they make it seem as if the horse is plotting against us or unwilling to work towards a productive relationship.

Their brain simply isn't capable of working that way because of its construction and function.

It's in the horse's very nature to synchrinize and work together as a unit/group/herd/partnership for safety.

How about throwing away those limiting thoughts and replacing them with thoughts that reflect awareness, and offer actual insight to show our understanding of the situation and needs of our partner, the horse.

Replacing those thoughts above with more appropriate thoughts might look like this:

"He's tense or worried about something and it's distracting him from the work."

"She's sensitive and I offer my aids or requests in ways she thinks are offensive."

"He doesn't understand my aids clearly, or is maybe weak and unable to properly respond."

"She was never properly introduced to the whip, so I need to help her to reduce her anxiety."

"He just doesn't understand yet."

How do you relate to a horse if you're coming from that perspective?

The whole idea I'm trying to get at is that we need to drop our defensive negativity bias. Even in our basic thoughts towards and about our horses, because they have a tremendous influence on how we relate to them. This influences the success or failure of our partnership.

It up to you... and your thoughts.

08/13/2021

08/13/2021

08/13/2021

This is the new RRF page until we get access back with the other one. We will post about our horse shows, lesson highlights along with availability, boarding and any sale or leases we have available. Thank you all for your patience with this matter and hopefully we can get back into our other account soon.

08/12/2021

08/12/2021