White Oak Stables is home to these friendly horses and ponies.
Diamond Appeal “Erin”
Erin is a 1999 Thoroughbred mare. Not only is she a sweetheart she has loads of personality. She was bred for steeple chasing but was never raced. She enjoys carrots, peppermints, and lots of slobbery kisses. Erin lost an eye due to health problems and as a result she doesn’t jump much anymore. Erin does English or Western lessons.
- Trail Riding
- Schooling
- Erin trotting in the field
- Schooling
- Playing in the field
- Dressage
- Jeremy and Erin
- Obstacle Course
- Obstacle Course
- Group Lesson
- Bath Time
- Bareback Riding
How Bout Them Sox “Abbott”
Abbott is a 2005 Quarter Horse/Paint gelding. This friendly guy was bred for western pleasure competitions and has a wonderfully smooth gait, a comfy jump and is an easy horse to ride even if he can be stubborn. Abbott loves carrots, peppermints and drinking out of the hose on a hot day. He’s so smart he even knows how to unlock doors. Abbott does English or Western lessons.
- Gelsie and Andrew
- Abbott and Danie
- Hunter Show
- Trail Riding
- Funny face
- Abbott and Sam
- Jena cantering Abbott
- Gelsie and Abbott
- Eventing
- Group Lessons
- Painting Horses
Imagine That “Emma”
Emma is a 1999 Irish Sport Horse mare. She’s the most popular horse in the barn even though she’s also our most advanced. She’s a wonderfully talented jumper and a super sweetheart. Emma mainly does English lessons.
- Lauren and Emma
- Haile’s first ride on a horse
- Keeping Abbott company
- Jumping
- Jumping
- Gelsie and Andrew
- Emma’s Dad – Pallas Digon
- Taylor and Emma take Champion
- Horse Show
- Western or English riding
- Painting Horses
- Obstacle Course
- Friendly Horses
- Bareback Riding
- Grooming
Shaneighneigh “NeighNeigh”
NeighNeigh is a 2015 pony mare. She was rescued from a local animal shelter after she was found running loose for two weeks and was abandoned by her owner. She’s currently in training and learning all about ground manners and has just been started under saddle. She’s generally a laid back and lazy girl. Recently she surprised us and had a foal!
- At the animal shelter
- ShaNeighNeigh’s first day!
- Checking out the scenery from a stall
- Meeting her new siblings.
- Chardoneigh and her mom NeighNeigh
- NeighNeigh and her new filly
- NeighNeigh and Chardoneigh out in the pasture
- NeighNeigh and Chardoneigh out in the pasture
- NeighNeigh and Chardoneigh out in the pasture
- NeighNeigh loosing her baby weight! Looking much better now 🙂
- Momma and baby getting some exercise in the arena
- NeighNeigh getting some much needed exercise
Irish Chardoneigh “Irish”
On March 30th 2018 we welcomed NeighNeigh’s filly to the farm. We didn’t even know she was pregnant until two weeks before she foaled. What an unexpected surprise!
- Chardoneigh and her mom NeighNeigh
- Meet Chardoneigh
- NeighNeigh loosing her baby weight! Looking much better now 🙂
- Giving Attitude
- Racing around the pasture
- Checking out this thing called “water”
- Playtime
- Hello Chardoneigh
- Running Fun
- Jumping!
- Lovely star
- Jumping!
- Starting to eat grass
- Chardoneigh has found peppermints, yum!
- Super friendly
- Big, muscular booty!
- Chardoneigh galloping in the field
- Eden petting Chardoneigh
- Getting big already
- Chardoneigh loves jumping, she runs around and does this every time she’s in the arena!
- Wishing they were on the grass
- Starting to shed her baby coat
- Running around with mom