Hey everyone, I’m trying to find a 21? Shively, used but in show condition. We are pretty negotiable on the price, as long it is in good shape, but I won’t pass up a nicely broken in one :)
I’m keeping my eyes on Trot.org, but if someone hears of one for sale please let […]

Hartland Infinity, who was shown in the Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 17 & Under section, finished fifth in his qualifier and 6th in the championship. He was shown to his ribbons by 13 year old Kate Kielceski for Hartland Morgans, Windsor, NY. Congratulations to Mary Puthawala on her purchase of this reliable 5 year old […]

I received this message from a friend of Above Level.  It was written by Sandy Sessink to all of her and her brother’s friends in the Morgan community.
If we are very lucky, each one of us has a person in our lives who we automatically turn to when something
important happens, good or bad.  We are […]

I wanted to let the Above Level community know that Calvin Sessink passed away on the evening of June 24.  I do not know any of the details regarding his passing or funeral arrangements.  I will certainly relay any further information when it comes available to me.  I did not know Calvin personally, but have […]

A new poll is up. I am wondering what everybody is paying for hay now. I know most of you probably order by the ton but if you have a general idea of what it is per bale let us know. Also let us know what area you are from by commenting […]

We have just returned from the Gold Cup having missed several meals. It’s not that there aren’t enough restaurants in Springfield, it’s just that they all close at 11pm. There is no late-night dining Sunday through Thursday, other than McDonalds and Taco Bell.
You might think that with a two session per day […]

2003 Bay 14.3 Gelding. Wonderful temperament, great personality. Handsome. This gelding is ‘Mr.Manners’ and is Amateur ready, kid safe. Shown lightly in 2007, never finishing lower than 4th in both Open and Junior Horse Hunter Classes. ‘Quinn’ won the large 4 year old qualifier at NY Regional last fall. Rides and Drives (with many cross […]

This is a continuation of my post on the Light Hands Horsemanship clinic that was posted on June 3.
Saturday morning started with cowboy coffee (including the grounds), biscuits and gravy, and breakfast burritos; all cooked over a campfire of Kingsford charcoal. The seminar started with a presentation by Dr. Robert Miller, DVM, talking about “Natural […]

Laminitis is a word that strikes dread and of fear in most equine enthusiasts.  Since little is understood about that actual cause(s) of this condition, research in ongoing worldwide to learn how to not only prevent it, but also how to effectively treat it. The article, “Managing Acute and Chronic Laminitis” by Nancy S. Loving, […]

This is a video of Merlin with Julia Strier, a young lady who had not EVER sat on this horse prior to this day’s video. He can bridle up a bit more, but this gives you a good idea of just how point and shoot he is. He is easy, just stay out of his […]