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The wins, the whoops, the muddy boots, and the moments that mattered most. None of it happens without the people and horses who make HHE what it is. Here’s to progress, partnership, and showing up.  We count on Draw It Out Horse Health Care Solutions to keep our horses feeling loose, fresh, and ready for more — even after a chilly jump school. Recovery and consistency make champions, one ride at a time. Click here tAs the temps start to dip, keeping muscles warm and loose becomes even more important. The Draw It Out Horse Health Care Solutions Spray Liniment is a cold-weather must-have around here—it’s easy to apply, dries quickly, and keeps everyone feeling their best through long lessons and crisp fall rides. It’s the kind of simple, reliable care that helps our horses stay comfortable and ready to work, no matter the season.   Dapple Up is proud to be made in the USA
In honor of America’s 247th Birthday, we are offering 20% storewide plus FREE shipping Use Coupon Code: JULY4 at checkout!! www.dappleup.com It’s been a hot one this summer—and the horses at HHE are handling it beautifully thanks to Draw It Out Horse Health Care Solutions Hydro-Lyte. All of our competition horses are on it, and we’ve noticed a real difference in hydration and recovery. Easy to feed, effective in the heat—this stuff is a no-brainer.  Had a good weekend at @huntclubfarms last weekend with the crew! I am proud to report ms. Adara is feeling back to herself and jumped around the training level to finish 6th. I spent the last few months filling some holes in our partnership and I believe it’s paying off! I also rode @k.c._eventing Never Gone South to a place finish in the ON. My other two bay geldings may not have had a perfect day on paper, but educational as always. Casino was a bit spookier the his normal spooky self and I ended up in the dirt, but after winning his last 3 events the streak had to be broken onto the next! And Mr. Otter didn’t completely understand the white boards and thought the exit looked appealing. Luckily he got to do a little schooling and then jumped clear around the jumping phase! If you’re not winning your learning! The Red Barn Soft Grip Reins from KL Select have quickly become my favorite—just enough feel without ever slipping, even on long summer days. They’re lightweight but durable, with just the right amount of grip for everything from green horses at home to galloping cross-country with my Queen Adara. A small detail that makes a big difference.  One of the best parts of working with Tatiana from Royal Hands Equine Services is knowing my horses are always in thoughtful, capable hands. She doesn’t just treat the obvious—she reads the horse as a whole, adjusting her techniques to support performance and recovery. A true partner in our program. Pc. Erin Gilmore Photography   Jon Holling is a 5* International Three-Day Eventer based in Ocala, FL. Just a glimpse of his resume includes: The Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event, Burghley Horse Trials, the World Cup Eventing Finals in Malmo Sweden, and was a member of the 2012 Nations Cup team at Boekelo in The Netherlands.
Please contact Jaclyn to claim your spot: [email protected]  In the dressage warm-up on Saturday, I overheard Boyd Martin telling someone that to get good at eventing, you have to fall and lose—a lot and you better have thick skin... alligator skin. This weekend was one more reminder that every outing is a step forward, even when things don’t go to plan. Carrowgar Future and I unfortunately parted ways on cross country after a silly mistake on my part, but we both walked away safe and with some valuable homework. As for Adara, she just wasn’t feeling quite like herself, so I made the decision to retire on course—because her well-being will always come first.
That said, my students had an absolutely fantastic weekend, and I couldn’t be more proud! Kyra Caffrey and Never Gone South were the big winners taking the win in Novice Rider with another FOD. Riley Shank and Qualita also finished with an FOD in the Beginner Novice Rider, while Dana Rizkoskwi and Brother Dan finished 5th in Open Novice. And lastly Andoline Harrell piloted my sweet Chance of Flurries to a 6th place finish in Starter with a personal best in the dressage and another clear cross country with Murphy proving age is just a number (he is 24 this year )! It was a big team effort this weekend with everyone showing up to support one another and I am very thankful for the "team environment". A special thank you to Andoline for coming out Saturday to groom for me—it’s always such a joy to see a student dive headfirst into the work and soak up every bit of the sport. |
