Hi all,
I am posting this because I have 3 horses for sale that are just really useable horses that are very well priced! All 3 ride and drive, are Jr Exb safe,are sound,sane,and 10 yrs old or under. All are Oklahoma quality and have shown there successfully. We aspire to have a great lesson program and if we had succeeded in that we’d try to keep any or all of these for first horses! Someone should be enjoying them!!:)All three have you tube videos up under their name.

Dreammaster Irish Emperor
10 yr old gelding
smart, sporty, PERFECT on his patterns, this fun gelding has won at Oklahoma in the Jr Exb classic saddle division as well as carrying a rider to the Reserve World Champion Classic Saddle Seat title. He’s easy to deal with, can and has carried a walk trotter safley to wins,yet is happy to step up and get sporty and fun if his rider is up to it.

Plum Haven Capistrano
10 yr old gelding
fancy, upheaded, great quality,honest and sound. This fun gelding is big,very pretty,and solid to ride or drive. Easy to work, honest,would be suitable for a child or ama rider. He’s super reasonably priced and someone could have a great time with this horse.

Kingsgrove Dynasty
6 yr old gelding
beautiful,well bred gelding that has gotten top ribbons throughout the country and at OKC in harness and under saddle. Has carried a Jr exb rider in equitation, English Pleasure, and won the classic Open Saddle Champ. at Medallion this year with a Jr Exb. This is a high quality classic or pleasure horse that is always sound and fun to show!

Open to offers on the following RaDon items. Email me at snorider@earthlink.net for pics.

72″ Show Coat winter blanket – black with red trim

72″ Equilite blanket – red with white trim

72″ Show Sheet – red needs some repairs

68″ Show Sheet – black with red trim

76″ Show Sheet – red with black trim needs some repairs

Medium Hood

Harness Bag – black with red trim – monogrammed

What cue do you use to ask for the canter? I’ve ridden several different disciplines and everyone seems to have their own way of asking. The most common two I’ve come across are outside leg/inside rein and outside leg/outside rein. Now… technically I understand why both would be used. The inside rein to ask for correct bend, just like we do when we teach horses to canter while bitting and lunging. The outside rein makes sense to set them up correctly and “force” (I use that term lightly) them to chose the correct lead. I ask this because in my limited time with morgans, it seems that most of them I have ridden work best with the outside/outside cue. Every horse I have started, I’ve taught to work from the inside rein and outside leg, because I do alot of circle work when they’re first started. Am I shooting myself in the foot when it comes time to market these horses?
When looking at horses, how do you prefer they canter off? Does it matter across disciplines? What about as far as equitation horses go?

I am looking for Radon or Corcel blankets and sheets in sizes 78 to 84. Any color and condition is ok. Please email me info and pics at snorider@earthlink.net  

Born very late Saturday night under the watchful eye of the staff at Cornell University, SFS High Hopes hit the ground running, so to speak, much to the delight of proud new mom, CN A Touch Of Hope. This very pretty chestnut colt, who is sired by Minion Millennium, is as cute as a button with his blond tail and matching hind socks. We will be bringing Hope and Frank back to the farm within a week, but I couldn’t wait to share the good news with my friends here at Above Level! Of course, owners Steve, Lory and Kate Kielceski are delighted to have a healthy foal on the ground and a mare whose motherly instincts are proving to be outstanding. Be sure to check our website’s news page for photos and updates! www.scottfieldstables.com

I received the schedule for the Signature Sale Morgan Consignment Auction yesterday and, while I am still working on putting it on the website, I thought I would post it here.

The auction itself will be run on Saturday, April 4. A brunch will start at 10:00am and the actual sale will start at 11:30am. The sale will feature consignments from many nationally known breeding farms and training facilities including Stonecroft Farm, Grove Point Farm, Triumph Stables, Harry Sebring, Saralin Morgans, David Earehart, Waterford Farm, Selvin Torrez, Morgan Horse Farm, Copper Beech LLC, Merriehill Farm, Mary Carlton, Cadence Farm, Nancy Flower, Lookaway Farm, and Taylor River Farm.

In addition to the Morgan auction, a Consignment Tack Auction is to be held on Friday, April 3. This is being presented by Todd Woodruff and will begin at 7:00pm also at The Champions Center in Springfield, Ohio.

Excellent condition. Open to an offer. Email me at snorider@earthlink.net for photos and more information. Paypal accepted.

Several custom day coats, vests, shirts, tux shirt, jods and formal apparel available. All are a street size 8/10. Excellent new condition. Email me at snorider@earthlink.net for photos and more information. 

Black Jods – SOLD

Black Formal Jods – SOLD

Black Formal Vest and Bow Tie

Red Print Formal Vest and Bow Tie – SOLD

Mauve Vest

Silver Day Coat

Silver Vest w/Blue Plaid Pin Striping

Black Houndstooth Day Coat - Looks great with formal wear too!

Silk Wing Collar Tux Shirt – Diamond pattern

Gloves – size small

Black Top Hat 6 3/4 – SOLD!

Derby 6 3/4

The following information came to me via an email from an AboveLevel.com user:

The American Saddlebred Association of Arizona’s Board of Directors is very excited to host the 2009 Carousel Charity Horse Show!

This years event begins Thursday, March 12th and finishes Sunday March 15th.
Cliff Swanson is judging the morgans. There are 21 morgan classes in this all breed show. The morgans are A rated!

For more information please contact this years Show Manager, Lenard Davenport at (417) 864-5310

The Carousel Charity Horse Show will take place at WestWorld of Scottsdale.
For more information go to the American Saddlebred Association of Arizona

Hey Everyone!

Trying to get the word out to as many as we can, Thank you! Bethany

JP’s North Tack Auction sponsored by Vermont Stockhorse Association, and Vermont Morgan Horse Association Justin Morgan Youth Group. Various stable supplies and tack including buckets, brushes, saddle soap, horse shampoo, forks, saddle pads, saddle blankets, bridles, leadropes, lungelines, halters, saddle covers, saddlebags, and so much more!

To be held Friday evening, March 27, 2009. Preview of items at 5:30, auction starts at 6:00.

Directions: Take Exit 8 (Montpelier) off I-89. Take a right at 4th light onto VT Route 12 towards Northfield. 1 mile on Route 12, first left after I-89 overpass is Grange Hall Drveway. Look for the JP’s North signs.