In Your Dreams Farm

Bettina Eistel and Fabuleux 5, a dream duo! #ThrowbackThursday | #ParaEquestrian

When the for the sport makes you dance inside Love it Paul

A short but interesting video. We can first see a mounted military band parade. In the second part of the footage, we see soldiers coming though a river : there...fore, they remove their equipment, including the one on their horse, not to wet it. Horses have to swim next to inflatable raft, some soldiers try to ride their horse while it is swimming. The date is not mentioned, but many soldiers have a dark collar on their tunic, typical from the M36 tunic : so it is probably between 1934 and 1939, but I may be wrong. Footage comes from British Pathé. See more

I have followed Amberley Snyder for sometime on Facebook. She turned her tragedy into triumph. Hope the movie does her justice.

TBT - WAY back ... from "between the Wars," here is a British Movietone clip showing equitation training at Weedon, Northhamptonshire, UK. Filmed in 1926, not...e the Troopers hoist their saddles overhead before they start a bareback jumping drill. Later segments show them with hands over head, behind their backs, and removing tunics, all while going over fences. Recruits. Think about that next time you do a few laps of an arena or field and feel smug. More here: http://www.britishpathe.com//brilliant-horsem/query/Weedon

BOLO two loose geldings Both dark bay one 15 hands the other 14 near Wilkie Road/Echelon Country Club/Holbrook Campground/Hopewell/Mountain Rd in North Milton E...ast Cherokee County. Went for a night check around midnight and they were gone 404-991-1237 text my cell if you se or hear of someone seeing them. I’ve been searching all night See more

Went better than I thought it would.

I remember attending the 1996 Paralympics here in Atlanta, Amazing athletes! One of the Dream Power trainers at our farm competed.in them. Susan, sorry I do not recall her last name. I can't believe it has been 25yrs. Susan, a wonderful person, instructor and rider.How time flies!

Now that's a broke horse