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TRIPLE MOON EQUESTRIAN Providing a strong educational foundation for whatever discipline or goal you have with horses.
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Our mission at Triple Moon Equestrian is to provide you or your child the strongest foundation we can to prepare for whatever discipline or goals you or your child may have with horses. The process is long and thorough but the journey is well worth it. Let us start from the beginning and open up the world of horses for you or your child!

Update on Wonder.  He has been in colic since 11pm Tuesday night. The vet saw him today.  He has a basketball sized impa...
13/06/2024

Update on Wonder. He has been in colic since 11pm Tuesday night. The vet saw him today. He has a basketball sized impaction on the right side. He's been tubed with electrolytes, given sedation and more pain meds. He spent most of Tuesday night and today resting on his side. I would get him up every hour to take a walk and then let him rest. He wasn't even interested in clover which is his favorite.

In true Wonder form, he literally perked up and drank some water for the first time in 24 hours, right as the vet was driving down the driveway. I thought maybe everything would be ok. Dr. King at Pilchuck said 1 of 2 things could be happening....the impaction could be starting to move or he has lost feeling in that area of where the impaction is...kind of like if you keep a rubber band on your finger and after a while you don't feel it.

So for now he is comfortable with his pain and we wait it out more. It either passes or it won't. Its a pretty big impaction. Surgery is not an option for us so as of right now we are manifesting his recovery like crazy. We will know more as time goes on. Hopefully his pain level stays low because that would be a good sign. 🤞

So here forward, I am to give him more banamine at 2am. If in the morning, he has perked up and seems interested in food I'll give him a softball size serving of soupy mash. If he eats it and tolerates that well, we can feed him some more at lunch. Then we *may* be in the clear. If he is painful again after eating, euthanasia will be the most humane thing for him. Our regular vet has been informed that we may either need a re-tubing in the morning or...the other option depending on how bad it seems.

Wonder is our foundation lesson horse. He was the first horse we owned after returning from Alaska. He was a much needed goofy and people orientated personality desperately needed since we had to leave our Alaskan horses behind all those years ago. He's very important to a lot of us. He's a popular professor in our non-profit's Red Barn Project. He's been a pillar of health until about a year ago when it was discovered he has EORTH. EORTH is a painful autoimmune disorder that affects the teeth. He's got large calcium deposits currently the size of gumballs on his gums and he isnt able to close his lips all the way. He is supposed to have his front teeth removed and once that's done, he will be out of pain and be able to eat normally. I don't know if this has anything to do with his colic or if it has been a result of the crazy flip flopping of temperatures lately. Either way, we are praying Wonder can make it through this....because some of us won't know what to do with out him. 😭 That someone is me and countless other people.

If anyone would like to donate towards his vet bills we would appreciate it more then you will ever know. This couldn't of come at a worse time but maybe the power of the internet will be helpful! Please send Wonder all the pooping vibes you can!

I'd also like to thank Amanda Cable , Ophelia Barbour Athena Snapp and Martti Donner for rallying today and helping keep watch on Wonder and help getting everything done for the other horses.

Venmo:
https://venmo.com/u/TripleMoonEquestrian

Please see our non-profit credentials in the comments of you are interested.

I still have to pinch myself sometimes. I need to remind myself to always look deeper. Sometimes a horse will show up he...
05/06/2024

I still have to pinch myself sometimes. I need to remind myself to always look deeper. Sometimes a horse will show up here unexpectedly and we won't know it's a diamond under the soles of our shoes.

Caesar...(We call him Caesar Salad, Salad, Mr. Salad) he came as a bonus horse with Amanda Cable 's reining horse, Twix. They had been together for 8 years so it was important they be rehomed together.

When I heard the word "Tennessee Walker" I made a face and thought, what are we gonna do with one of those? He showed up looking like Manny from Ice Age and a tubby belly from being on pasture for a year. He has a squishy bump on his nose and I call it his love button. We found out he doesn't gait unless he's asked. He stays in a regular horse gait the rest of the time.

Then spring came and he lost all that fur, lost some weight and emerged a beautiful boy.

He's literally the kindest and most gentle horse I've ever spent time with. His spirit is so soft.....so, into lessons he went to pay his way. He was a little scared of the goats at first, but that was the extent of any issues.

We started out slow because he was really out of shape...however, he is showing he is a very patient teacher. The kiddos are learning to canter on him because when he transitions down to a trot he is not bouncy so kids stay seated.

My reminder for the day is to always look deeper because sometimes there is a gem under a mess of teddy bear hair and a fat belly. So, I guess THAT'S what we're gonna do with the sweetest Tennessee Walker on the planet. :) Thank you Amanda for sharing him with us!

(I finally finished the graphics for his T-shirt and I find it very fitting. Lol)

Are their any teens looking for some pocket money?  Now through summer and longer if you like?Looking for some w**d eati...
04/06/2024

Are their any teens looking for some pocket money? Now through summer and longer if you like?

Looking for some w**d eating, a little w**ding around the barn, raking and someone to help pinch off dead flowers (we've got a ton of flowers) No mowing involved.

This will mainly be just for our business front. We like to keep it nice and tidy on a weekly basis and our usual guy is super busy. He cant keep up. I just need to fill in the gaps and thought this would be great for a teen.

I've attached pictures of the areas we'd need some help with.

If you're interested, message me with what you're looking for compensation and your availability. We love bartering for riding lessons too! So if you love horses, this would be great for you.

I've got all the tools you'd need but if you don't want to use an old lady style electric w**d eater, you may want to bring one you like and I provide gas.

We really need someone who pays attention to detail and is super reliable.

This little turd sure makes a good model.
03/06/2024

This little turd sure makes a good model.

Once again, the amazing Julie Austin Photography has stunned me with how she captured a busy Saturday afternoon at the b...
02/06/2024

Once again, the amazing Julie Austin Photography has stunned me with how she captured a busy Saturday afternoon at the barn.

🌞Get on our schedule before the summer rush!  Lessons and classes for youth and adults. If you are a total beginner or a...
17/05/2024

🌞Get on our schedule before the summer rush! Lessons and classes for youth and adults. If you are a total beginner or a returning rider, weve got classes for everyone. We even have summer camp! Our gentle and well behaved lesson horses are patient and love the hustle and bustle of our farm. To add, becoming one of our students supports our non-profit horsemanship school. Check out our Google reviews or schedule a time for a visit. Now is the time to take the plunge to becoming an equestrian! We are located off of Old Owen and Reiner Road in Monroe. Text 425-219-2270 or message us for more info.

It's time to register for summer camp!👩‍🌾🚜🐎🐐🦆🐓🐇This year we are doing things a little different.  We are offering a very...
10/05/2024

It's time to register for summer camp!
👩‍🌾🚜🐎🐐🦆🐓🐇

This year we are doing things a little different. We are offering a very flexible and extremely fun half day camp. Choose from 1-4 days for the weeks listed below, or mix and match days from all the camps dates.

Our camps are always a hit! Our camp kiddos make new friends and leave here with memories to last forever.

Who:
Triple Moon Equestrian!

Where:
Off of Old Owen and Reiner Road in Monroe on the Sultan River.

What:
Camps are for ages 6-12. We've got lots of fun equine, farm and nature experiences planned.

When:
July 9th-12th
July 23rd-26th
August 6th-9th
August 20th-23rd

8:30am-12:30pm

Message us today to register! (Limited space this year since we are only doing half day camps)

Single day camp: $95
Full 4 day camp: $360
2 weeks full 4 day camp: $730
3 weeks full 4 day camp: $1,090
4 weeks full 4 day camp: $1,445

Yesterday,  I lead my very first Equine Assisted Learning workshop here at the farm. Ive been working towards this for s...
06/05/2024

Yesterday, I lead my very first Equine Assisted Learning workshop here at the farm. Ive been working towards this for several years and yesterday it came to fruition.

The theme was self discovery. Our group consisted of 14 people of all difference ages, backgrounds, experience and professions. Some people were horse people and some were not. There were lots of light bulb moments, curiosities and a couple happy tears.

I want to thank everyone that joined us for an amazing day. 🙂 I can't wait to do the next one!

PC: Patricia E. Tesdahl

Don't forget!  This Sunday is our Horses are a Mirror workshop. I have 2 spots left! Message us to register! In our firs...
03/05/2024

Don't forget! This Sunday is our Horses are a Mirror workshop. I have 2 spots left! Message us to register!

In our first installment, "Horses are a Mirror," you'll experience self-discovery, insights to your level of confidence in navigating your world and tapping into hidden parts of yourself.

🌟 Your Role:
As a participant, your valuable feedback will be instrumental in shaping and refining our workshops. We're committed to creating an experience that truly addresses the needs of individuals seeking self-discovery and emotional growth. Your insights will help us tailor our future programs to better meet those needs.

🌟 Workshop Details:
- No horse experience required.

- No riding involved; it's all about interacting with our horses.

- Activities designed to enhance emotional intelligence and self-awareness.

- Reflective sessions for sharing and learning from others.

- A safe and supportive environment for personal growth.

This workshop is a powerful and holistic approach to personal growth and emotional well-being. By incorporating equine assisted learning, participants can confront their insecurities, redefine their boundaries, and find the clarity and emotional balance they seek. The wisdom and intuition of horses make this experience not only unique but also profoundly transformative.

$100 to attend.

Starts at 1pm and is scheduled to go till 3pm. However, we may go late if some good things are happening. We don't want to stop if the work is still progressing

29/04/2024

Do any of our students need riding boots? We have had many people donate boots this week!

Let me know the size and I'll let you know if we have a pair for you!

Send a message to learn more

When the baby stallion becomes a goofy gelding.  Today Wiki had his boyhood removed and he will become an upstanding cit...
24/04/2024

When the baby stallion becomes a goofy gelding. Today Wiki had his boyhood removed and he will become an upstanding citizen from here on. (He has been an upstanding citizen this whole time, but now the temptation of the girls will definitely not be a thing)

Thank you Pilchuck Veterinary for the amazing team you brought out that had me laughing all morning! Amazing props to Amanda Cable for taking this un-handled and untamed c**t on that was tagged for slaughter. She did a DNA test on him and he is full quarter horse. This beautiful boy wouldn't have a chance to see the world if Amanda didn't choose him out of the hundreds of horses from the kill pen. She's done an amazing job of gentling him and turning him into a very sweet boy.

Since we had such a great response to our adult returning rider opening, we've decided to open up another spot!🌻🌻🌻Attent...
17/04/2024

Since we had such a great response to our adult returning rider opening, we've decided to open up another spot!
🌻🌻🌻Attention🌻🌻🌻
It’s Never Too Late to Start - One Spot Left for Adult Returning Riders

Are you an adult who used to live and breathe horses when you were younger, but had to take a long break? Maybe life got in the way, or you just lost touch with your equestrian roots. Well, we have good news - it's never too late to get back at it!

We believe that learning and improving your skills is a lifelong journey. Whether you rode competitively as a teenager or just enjoyed the horse time as a child, we welcome adult equestrians from all backgrounds and experience levels.

In fact, we currently have just one available spot left in our adult returning rider program. This intensive, long-term program is designed to help you rebuild your skills and confidence in and out of the saddle. Over the course of several months, you'll work one-on-one with our educators to:

- Rediscover your seat, balance, and body control on horseback
- Learn modern, effective techniques for communicating with horses
- Develop a deeper understanding of horse behavior and psychology
- Work up to other intermediate skills
- Build the commitment and discipline to make the equestrian lifestyle a lifelong passion

No matter how long it's been since you last laid eyes on a horse, we'll meet you where you're at and help you progress at your own pace. Our supportive environment ensure you'll get the personalized attention you need to succeed.

Don't let this opportunity pass you by. If you're ready to reignite your love of horses, message us on Facebook or text 425-219-2270 for more info!

Pricing is as follows:
Pricing

Single Lessons: $85
Package of 4: $20 discount on 4 total
Package of 8: $30 discount on 8 total
Package of 12: $65 discount on 12 total
Package of a full semester at 26 weeks: $250 discount (best deal!)

We are located off of Old Owen and Reiner Road in Monroe.

🌻🌻🌻Attention🌻🌻🌻It’s Never Too Late to Start - One Spot Left for Adult Returning RidersAre you an adult who used to live ...
13/04/2024

🌻🌻🌻Attention🌻🌻🌻
It’s Never Too Late to Start - One Spot Left for Adult Returning Riders

Are you an adult who used to live and breathe horses when you were younger, but had to take a long break? Maybe life got in the way, or you just lost touch with your equestrian roots. Well, we have good news - it's never too late to get back at it!

We believe that learning and improving your skills is a lifelong journey. Whether you rode competitively as a teenager or just enjoyed the horse time as a child, we welcome adult equestrians from all backgrounds and experience levels.

In fact, we currently have just one available spot left in our adult returning rider program. This intensive, long-term program is designed to help you rebuild your skills and confidence in and out of the saddle. Over the course of several months, you'll work one-on-one with our educators to:

- Rediscover your seat, balance, and body control on horseback
- Learn modern, effective techniques for communicating with horses
- Develop a deeper understanding of horse behavior and psychology
- Work up to other intermediate skills
- Build the commitment and discipline to make the equestrian lifestyle a lifelong passion

No matter how long it's been since you last laid eyes on a horse, we'll meet you where you're at and help you progress at your own pace. Our supportive environment ensure you'll get the personalized attention you need to succeed.

Don't let this opportunity pass you by. If you're ready to reignite your love of horses, message us on Facebook or text 425-219-2270 for more info!

Pricing is as follows:
Pricing

Single Lessons: $85
Package of 4: $20 discount on 4 total
Package of 8: $30 discount on 8 total
Package of 12: $50 discount on 12 total
Package of a full semester at 26 weeks: $250 discount (best deal!)

We are located off of Old Owen and Reiner Road in Monroe.

Hello! I'm a huge fan of the art of bartering! I've been bartering services for 20 years. Lets face it....the world is s...
12/04/2024

Hello! I'm a huge fan of the art of bartering! I've been bartering services for 20 years. Lets face it....the world is so expensive...But we don't have to play by those rules and the show must go on lol. We love finding ways to share.

Here's what we have to offer for barter.

✔️Our wildly popular Horsemanship Club Classes ages 6+
✔️Farm and Pony classes for ages 3-6
✔️Teen classes
✔️Stay and Play for kiddos and adults (Paint a pony, pony trail and nature walks, fun with the Goat-Bino family, etc)
✔️Horse training (We specialize in helping horses learn to navigate the world calmly and confidently. We've got decades of experience to bring to horses and riders. (Years of amazing lesson horses for an example of what we've brought along for reference)
✔️Corporate Team Building Workshops
✔️Summer Camps
✔️Equine Assisted Learning Sessions
✔️Professional Marketing and Promotional services for your business or organization
✔️Beautiful, copious amounts of well composted manure
✔️School trips and group events

Here's what we are looking to barter.

🪨Gravel or crushed concrete for our barn driveway
⌛️Sand for our outdoor arena
🌧Drain rock
⭐️Hay! We ALWAYS NEED HAY!
❤️Stall mats or rubber flooring
⚡️Electrical Work
🔨Carpentry
🪠Plumber
🐎 Horse trailer repair and repainting
🛻Body shop to repair a bent frame on our farm truck
💩Manure spreader
🚚Dump trailer
🪵Fence builder

Thank you so much for your time. :)

If you are interested in sponsoring our program, message me and I can get you our sponsorship packet! It's a great way to get the word out for your business or organization!

Remember when I was an obsessed crazy lady that worked every day for 7 months ripping the pasture apart? From sun up to ...
11/04/2024

Remember when I was an obsessed crazy lady that worked every day for 7 months ripping the pasture apart? From sun up to sun down...and even when I had covid. 😶

The beavers had flooded it. The old pear trees fell and the nutrients was wiped from the soil leaving only silt and sand. Nothing but moss and toxic morning glory grew back.

I stripped the 1/2 inch of the remaining soil off of the surface and hand picked literal metric tons of jagged rock out of the dirt. I discovered an old levee that had crumbled across the entire field. There were broken bricks, busted concrete and an old buried pile of garbage a foot down. There was even a 1970s style microwave in the dirt. I ran a magnet over that whole field for days.

After the back breaking 1st phase, I laid down our beautiful compost to plant perennial rye and other forage seed. I was even able to modify the way I did things to grow grass in 90 degree heat. 💁‍♀️

It has been 2 years since we used the field. It took every ounce of me to stay patient.

I still have the last part of the paddock paradise track system to seed but it will be done this spring.

This field is my masterpiece. I knew what I wanted and it became a giant challenge for me.

So, sit back...and enjoy these cool pictures I took of our beautiful horses enjoying it for the first time. I personally love the photos where they were galloping with grass hanging out of their mouths. Lol.

We have to limit their time to just 20 minutes a day since it's been 2 years since they've been on grass. I'm sure they are bummed about that but it's a taste of what's to come.

Check out the before pictures at the end!!

It's time to register for summer camp!👩‍🌾🚜🐎🐐🦆🐓🐇This year we are doing things a little different.  We are offering a very...
06/04/2024

It's time to register for summer camp!
👩‍🌾🚜🐎🐐🦆🐓🐇

This year we are doing things a little different. We are offering a very flexible half day camp. Choose from 1-4 days for the weeks listed below, or mix and match days from all the camps dates.

Our camps are always a hit! Our camp kiddos make new friends and leave here with memories to last forever.

Who:
Triple Moon Equestrian!

Where:
Off of Old Owen and Reiner Road in Monroe on the Sultan River.

What:
Camps are for ages 6-12. We've got lots of fun equine, farm and nature experiences planned.

When:
July 9th-12th
July 23rd-26th
August 6th-9th
August 20th-23rd

8:30am-12:30pm

Message us today to register! (Limited space this year since we are only doing half day camps)

Single day camp: $95
Full 4 day camp: $360
2 weeks full 4 day camp: $730
3 weeks full 4 day camp: $1,090
4 weeks full 4 day camp: $1,445

Today, I am planting our gifted Jerusalem Artichokes (sun chokes). Whenever I plant anything, I first research to see if...
06/04/2024

Today, I am planting our gifted Jerusalem Artichokes (sun chokes). Whenever I plant anything, I first research to see if the plant is toxic to horses. 😳We have some airhead horses here that literally have no sense of self preservation and will eat anything...ehem...Jameson....Honey....Much to my delight, our horses, goats, rabbits, dogs, chickens and ducks can eat them! The stems contain 27% protein and are part of the sunflower family.

Now, I will only feed them as a treat and not as a supplement. There have been some studies done on feeding sunchoke meal that has shown them to be a good source of prebiotics. They seem to promote all the good things in the hind gut. However, from what I can gather, that while doing that, it *may* alter some of the good bacteria in the actual stomach that may lead to ulcers if feed as sun choke meal.

I've wanted to grow this plant for years. Not only for shade, because they grow very tall, but to try the tasty tubers. The flowers are also so pretty. I'm aware that they multiply like crazy, which is why I'm happy horses can eat what we can't keep up with. It's a win, win, win situation! Let's hope they grow!

I'll be planting them along some of our paddocks that have zero shade, so I'll be doing a sun dance to make them grow tall. :)

I'd love to hear about crops you may grow for your animals!

End note: If the apocalypse comes, come find us for copious amounts of animal and human food in the form of Sun Chokes! 🌻🌻

Sooooooo.  I'm casually browsing the Platinum Performance website.  And I'm like,  huh?  What?  Is that....So I zoom in....
05/04/2024

Sooooooo. I'm casually browsing the Platinum Performance website. And I'm like, huh? What? Is that....So I zoom in. Yes, yes it is. It's my horse. Apparently he's been hiding the fact he's a super model all these years. The rider is definitely the man who found him and sold him at the futurity when he was 2. RANDOM FIND!

Almost a year ago I got a message from a young woman who had been following us online for several years.  She said she w...
04/04/2024

Almost a year ago I got a message from a young woman who had been following us online for several years. She said she was ready to step back into the world of horses after a long stretch with out them. Her message was so genuine and heartfelt and I could feel she was for real. She started with coming and helping out in the mornings and soaking up the energy of the horses. Soon, she knew what she wanted. I knew what she wanted. She wanted a horse again. But not just any horse. She wanted one that needed her help. Her heart was lead to a yearling who had never been handled from a kill pen in Eastern Washington. She was terrified, excited and probably doubted herself 1000 times.

This decision was long and well thought out. It was hard for her to step back into things but she knew she was ready. The reason for her apprehension was evident at times and I saw it in her eyes. About 5 years prior, a barn fire took almost her entire barn full of horses. I remember that fire and my heart just ached for her. It was devastating. I remembered this sweet woman when we had looked at her place for boarding for Betty before we had our barn built. I remember the woman had more saddles then anyone I had ever met. Nice ones too!

She lost everything. Her horses, her tack, her barn. Rumors about who's fault it was and her character began to fly and this poor girl was run through the ringer in the horse community. With that, she left it all behind her. I understood her pain and her departure from the horse world. I, myself, was the target of a horse community witch hunt in Alaska many moons ago. Let me tell you, it breaks your spirit. The horse community can be brutal for absolutely no reason at times when people need need support the most.

Our farm is it's own little oasis in a sea of very diverse barns. We have our niche and that is, we are all inclusive and hold no judgement. We stay true to this as best we can as we want to have this place a home, a family, a support for people like myself and other like minded horse folk.

We absolutely love the addition of our Amanda. She is adored by all of us here. She's even taken on some of our students! She's an exceptional instructor and follows the same patient and detailed teaching style that we do. Amanda is back in it fierce! She's got little Whisky, Twix and old man Mr. Salad living with us and my heart just smiles for her. We hope to keep experiencing her journey back into horses for many years to come and will support her till the end of time. Like the old saying goes….you can take the horsegirl away from the horses but you can never take the horses out of the horsegirl!

Welcome home, Amanda!

03/04/2024

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When I gave my Belgian cross mare to Martti 4 years ago, I did it because they had a bond I'd never seen a horse and hum...
03/04/2024

When I gave my Belgian cross mare to Martti 4 years ago, I did it because they had a bond I'd never seen a horse and human have. Betty was skittish and scared and stubborn. Martti didn't care. Betty was wasn't scared with Martti. Martti met her where she was at and understood Betty in a way that no one could. When Betty came down with severe colic, we tried for hours to pull her through. She just couldn't fight it. Our vet stayed with us for 4 hours, she cried with us, she hugged us. It was devastating. I couldn't even look at a photo of Betty with out bursting into tears. Yes, because of her loss, but mainly because of the giant hole that was ripped into Martti. Betty saved Martti and Martti saved Betty. As time passed, I asked Martti to tell me when she was ready for another horse.

When she let me know a year later that she was ready to open her heart to another horse, I took to Facebook with a letter to all. I wrote about Betty and Martti's bond and what we were looking for. I wrote about where this next horse would live and the type of home we would provide. I received over 50 responses with stories of horses lost. At the end of the day, Martti had 30 horses to choose from. Only one horse from the photos spoke to her. Enter, Honey. When we went and met with Brandi, it just felt right. Brandi understood the pain of losing a heart horse. Brandi's college aged daughter didnt have time to devote to Honey. Brandi knew in her heart, Martti was the right choice….

Honey was 5 years old when she came to Martti. She was green broke and sassy. But she was also soft and gentle. Exactly what Martti needed. I've watched Honey heal Martti's soul. I've watched Honey progress in her education. I've seen the beauty of their relationship strengthen every day. This entire process resulted in an amazing friend in Brandi, a beautiful soul horse for Martti and then eventually Brandi's little gypsy cob, Jasper, came to live with us too….Jasper and Athena's story will be posted soon as well. We want to put out there that when losing a horse rips out your heart, we promise…we promise that when your next horse finds you, your broken heart will begin to repair. Honey and Martti are proof of this.

This is so cool!
01/04/2024

This is so cool!

For wildlife that once freely roamed the Cascade crest from Canada to Oregon, Interstate 90 was an impassable barrier. Now, with wildlife crossings over and under the highway, thousands of animals...

When I tell you I would of done anything for a job like this when I was young!  Even with Athena!  It'd SO hard to find ...
01/04/2024

When I tell you I would of done anything for a job like this when I was young! Even with Athena! It'd SO hard to find equestrian workers now. I dont understand it!

Anyway, my farrier is the bees knees. She has a really cool place that has an indoor riding arena! That right there would of had me sold! Lol. Even if you don't have horses, this is a great opportunity!

So we've partnered with Startup Roots  for our eggs and Dave's fabulous boxes, shelves and tool/garden/equestrian boxes!...
31/03/2024

So we've partnered with Startup Roots for our eggs and Dave's fabulous boxes, shelves and tool/garden/equestrian boxes! (Moon River Woodcraft)

I love that our horsemanship school has a farther reach out in the community then we ever thought could be possible!

Start Up Roots supports all things local. They have a U-Pick garden, plants, gardening items, fresh duck, chicken and quail eggs, Coffee, amazing store with the coolest array of handmade items, classes, workshops, farmers/artisan markets and other fun events.

While I was in this adorable and magical place, I found this really cute crocheted "pocket" purse thingy. I always have troubles when I don't have pockets and this is PERFECT for my days on the farm. It securely holds my phone, glasses and horse treats. I barely feel it at all and it doesn't punch me in the face when I bend over. The straps are so soft and it fits closely to my body. It's a win win situation! I get to sell my duck and chicken eggs, get invloved with a super great company and support them by purchasing something I love from a local artist.

They have an farm stand that is open from 8am-8pm, so stop by and reap the benefits from TRIPLE MOON EQUESTRIAN organic duck and chicken eggs! (And while you're at it, go check out their page and give them a like!)

Horses in general. I try as hard as I can to prepare students for the cost of just the horses.....Add in the whole bank ...
24/03/2024

Horses in general. I try as hard as I can to prepare students for the cost of just the horses.....Add in the whole bank if you want to show. Barrel racing is the only discipline that pays out but in the lower levels, it isn't much. I love horses, I love horses, I love horses......😭

It's time to register for summer camp!👩‍🌾🚜🐎🐐🦆🐓🐇This year we are doing things a little different.  We are offering a very...
19/03/2024

It's time to register for summer camp!
👩‍🌾🚜🐎🐐🦆🐓🐇

This year we are doing things a little different. We are offering a very flexible half day camp. Choose from 1-4 days for weeks listed below, or mix and match days from all the camps dates.

Our camps are always a hit! Our camp kiddos make new friends and leave here with memories to last forever.

Who:
Triple Moon Equestrian!

What:
Camps are for ages 6-12. We've got lots of fun equine, farm and nature experiences planned.

When:
July 8th-12th
July 22nd-26th
August 5th-9th
August 19th-23rd

8:30am-12:30pm

Where:
Off of Old Owen and Reiner Road in Monroe on the Sultan River.

Message us today to register! (Limited space this year since we are only doing half day camps)

Single day camp: $95
Full 4 day camp: $360
2 weeks full 4 day camp: $730
3 weeks full 4 day camp: $1,090
4 weeks full 4 day camp: $1,445

I will sing this from the mountain tops until I take my last breath!
17/03/2024

I will sing this from the mountain tops until I take my last breath!

Looking for Goat/Duck/Chicken/Horse/Garden help. You can choose your own time and days. Great for high-schooler, college...
17/03/2024

Looking for Goat/Duck/Chicken/Horse/Garden help. You can choose your own time and days. Great for high-schooler, college student or someone looking for extra spending money and animal time. Consists of but is not limited to scrubbing water buckets, pen cleaning for goats, rabbits and ducks, jsweeping and lots and lots of raking, paddock cleaning and occasional stall cleaning. We are a super laid back, inviting barn that really would love to find someone who will treat our farm as their own..we have a ton of children who take riding lessons here so we do have our busy time and more quiet times. Looking for someone strong, neat and tidy, self managed, great memory and someone who pays attention to detail. There are a lot of animals here and we strive to keep the barn pleasant and clean for students when they come for lessons. Would prefer you have some experience with small farm animals, but it isnt required. Someone very reliable, able to drive or have a 100% system for reliable rides, willing to work in any kind of weather, have outdoor gear to work in (rain coats, rubber boots, warm layers) and have an outgoing, friendly personality. Must be able to lift, push/pull heavy wheelbarrows and hay. This position may lead into more days or hours if desired. Pay is depending on experience PLUS optional riding lessons, horse time or other perks that may be fun for you. We are located off of Old Owen and Reiner Road and would prefer someone who lives close. Please message me as I am not one to keep my phone on me.

This is definitely not a glamorous job. You will be dirty, sore and tired. I cannot stress this enough. Think of the worst manual labor there is and that describes the job. Haha. However, it will keep you in excellent shape! It is extremely rewarding when the day is done if you are an animal lover. :)

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WA

Opening Hours

Tuesday 09:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 19:00
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 19:00
Saturday 09:00 - 19:00
Sunday 13:30 - 16:00

Telephone

+14252192270

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Welcome to Triple Moon Equestrian.

We offer riding lessons for children and adults in dressage, English and the western disciplines. Our comprehensive programs are designed to help the stark beginner through the advanced rider. We teach from the ground up and everything in between in a safe, supportive and friendly atmosphere. Come join us and see if we are the right match for you and your equestrian goals!