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It’s a boy!!! This morning we welcomed a new colt into the world! He is a full TB by French Buffet, a Grand Prix SJ from Ireland…. And a brother to my first upper level horse that our farm is … Continue reading →

Week 3 now of the Young Horse Challenge!   The girls are doing a fantastic job!    All the horses are settled in to their routines and learning to be riding horses.   They have all been backed!     … Continue reading →

We are rocking and rolling into week 2 of the Young Horse Challenge! The girls have been working hard to give the young horses makeovers! They’ve all had their manes pulled and have learned to stand in the crossties, longe, … Continue reading →

Summer is rocking and rolling, and I’m a bit behind on blogging…   But the 2014 Young Horse Challenge is under way!   We have a fabulous group of nine fantastic young horses and fantastic young ladies!   So let’s introduce … Continue reading →

Few things are more beautiful than Kentucky in the spring, and we took full advantage of that this weekend by taking many of the young horses out for their first horse trial at Flying Cross.  I’m afraid the clouds rolled … Continue reading →

What a great weekend to start off the 2014 show season in Kentucky!  We took 23 horses and clients this weekend to event from Starter through Preliminary, making for a very, very busy weekend.  I am so proud of everyone… … Continue reading →

Greetings all! Where to begin?? 2013 was a great year for us.   I wanted to update everyone as we look ahead to 2014, as I am absolutely stoked for the future for the Team CEO Eventing horses! After losing … Continue reading →

Check out Eventing Nation’s fantastic coverage of the Hagyard Midsouth Preliminary Three Day! http://eventingnation.com/home/hagyard-midsouth-preliminary-and-training-three-day-cross-country.html

Sales Horse of the Week…                 Armani is a phenomenal OTTB, 16.1h.  He is currently eventing at the novice level and is a novice level packer.   He is preparring to move up … Continue reading →