NEWS & EVENTS
Last Update: 8/22/10

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NEWS

Summer is coming to an end, and fire season is upon us. STTS would like to remind everyone how important it is to be prepared should a fire occur in our region.

If you own a horse trailer, be sure to have it's annual checkup before a fire arrives! You can take your trailer to a local trailer repair service to have the tires, brakes and other mechanical features checked and repaired if needed. If you have a water tank in your trailer, refill it with fresh water every couple weeks. Be sure to store an emergency medical kit (for both horses and humans), loading aides like a buggy whip and rope halter with a heavy snapped lead rope, and human breathing masks.

Having a trailer is a big help during an emergency, but if you do not own a trailer, be sure that your horse is an easy loader. Relying on a friendly volunteer to load your horse can be a scary thing if your horse does not load. If you are unsure how to train your horse, give us a call at 619-517-8433 and we can help you. Kim has great experience training horses of all kinds to load quietly with gently methods. She will come to your place for $100 and teach you and your horse the basics.

It's also very important to assure that your horse is properly vaccinated. If an evacuation is required, most situations involve relocating to a large stable with horses from all over the county. This is the perfect place for disease to spread, so its best to always be prepared. Even if your horse is not a show horse, it is still very important to vaccinate.

Silver Dream Pony Farm

Silver Dream Pony Farm has found a new place to raise its ponies! We are very excited about this relocation. The facility was raw and there will be a lot of work to do. The ponies are enjoying the new layout, and its just beautiful out there! Stay tuned for more pix!

Laura Grace, California Dreamin, and JD Mocha Mint enjoying each other.

Fall Group Lesson Schedule

Tuesday 4pm ~ Jumping Lesson

Saturday 9am ~ Jumping Lesson

Call Kim at (619) 517-8433 to schedule a lesson now!

Affordable H/J show attire recommended for a nice turn out!

Alexa Woodward and "Monique" 2010. Photo by Tracy Case.

Show Coat: Navy blue hunt coat.
I recommend: Wellington Collection Show Coat.

Ratchatcher Show Shirt: White or pastel.
I recommend: RJ Classic Essential Show Shirt

Breeches: Green beige or tan.
I recommend: TS Breech by Tailored Sportsman

Tall Boots: Field boot (with laces).
I recommend: Ariat Heritage II Zip Boot

Black Gloves: Breathable fitted gloves:
I recommend: Ariat Tek Grip Gloves

Helmet: Black show approved helmet.
I recommend: IRH XR9 Show Helmet

WELCOME!

We are very happy to welcome some new horses and clients to our program! We are looking forward to the many memories we will be making, and to the events we will be attending!

Congrats to Elise Meyer & Family on the purchase of their new pony "Smokey!"
(Photo by Charlotte Coggins)

Congrats to Mindy Kelley on the purchase of "Mr. Blue Sky!"
(Photo by Charlotte Coggins.)

Congrats to Alexa Woodward on the purchase of her new horse "Duece!"
(Photo by Tracy Case.)

Congrats to Samantha Doyle & Family on the purchase of "Fantasy with Socks!"
(Photo by Charlotte Coggins.)

STTS is proud of our new addition, an OTTB named Pohaku aka "Will."

Congrats to Amber Kerrigan on the purchase of "Cory!"(Photo by Dan Rubens.)

Kim standing Monique and Margaret in 2009. This was Monique's first H/J show after her lengthy lay-up and rehab! Kim and Margaret were both so proud of Mo's blue ribbon! Photo by Melinda Kelley.

Thank You to all of Monique and Margaret's Sponsors! Both are doing fantastic now, thanks to everyone's prayers and support! Recently, Monique was acquired by Kim Lenahan and has started permanent residency at STTS! Kim is so excited and happy about this!

Margaret has been enjoying her Andalusian "Capote" on Creek Hollow Ranch. Here is our favorite photo of the two of them. It's great to see her in the saddle again!

Margaret and Capote enjoying a jaunt around the ranch! This photo was taken in March 2010.
(Photo by Charlotte Coggins.)

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