Six Point Ranch

11/13/2024

Had to get Tiki a new rain sheet. I couldn’t resist when I saw the rubber ducky pattern with his size available 😂😂🦆🦆

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween!!🎃👻

10/27/2024

First blanketing of the season. Not looking forward to feeding in the cold and dark again🥲⛄️

03/03/2023

02/12/2023

“Don’t over complicate it....

There was a time when you were just happy to ride, happy to be in the company of horses. It didn’t matter if you could execute a perfect lead change or jump double clear rounds. You were just happy to have two feet in the stirrups and ears leading the way.

You didn’t care about having the best tack, the coolest boots, or the newest hi-tech breeches. An old ex-racehorse, your favourite, and wearing a worn out pair of jeans with a colourful t-shirt did the job just fine.

You didn’t spend the days between Christmas and New Year planning a heavy schedule of training sessions, clinics and competitions. You threw tinsel round your pony’s neck and went hacking with friends. The new year was just another 365 days to go riding.

Don’t forget that you started this sport because you loved the animal. You loved the rush of galloping across open fields and the serenity of watching horses quietly graze in the sun. You do this because there is nothing on this earth that makes you feel more alive than being on the back of a horse, so don’t overcomplicate it.

Enjoy the little things, because one day you will look back and realise... they weren’t little at all.”

12/24/2022

Would anyone be interested in a 2yr old suuuuuper sweet and very well trained rottie? Needs a refresher on his training, but he’s a great dog! Good with other dogs and loves people! He’s a great dog!! Currently located in king of Prussia, PA. Needs a new home asap!☹️

12/07/2022

The Virgina Tech Helmet Lab has released its much-anticipated equestrian helmet ratings. Taking the top spot in the rankings is the $460 Champion Revolve X-Air MIPS helmet, but in good news for riders who are both frugal and safety conscious, the re...

10/21/2022

To the horse:

To the horse who taught me to ride— the quiet, sleepy old man who trotted endless circles in the ring and gave gentle hugs to every lesson student as if each one of us were his own; thank you for loving me.

To the horse who was the first to come home with me and who forgave the little mistakes first time owners make and who always nickered in the early mornings when I slept through my alarms and ran out to feed him in PJs while brushing my teeth; thank you for accepting me.

To the horse who was my first rescue. You are safe. You are angry and dangerous and scarred and I know I terrify you, but this will always be your home. I wish I could’ve been here from the beginning so you would never have learned what it is to fear. But you’re here now; thank you for trusting me.

To the horse I lost to colic— I’m sorry. Thank you for walking when I pulled you up, and for telling me when it was time to go. I’ve cut a part of your mane, taken your halter off for the last time, and put them in a box on my wall. You are missed.

To the horse I’ve yet to meet: I can’t wait. I have learned so many new things, and when you come, I can’t wait to show them to you. And maybe, if we’re very, very lucky we will grow creaky and slow and old together. And when the time comes, we won’t have to cross the bridge alone.

To the horses who have made my barn a home: thank you.

— Angelina Vita