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Barn-Related New Year’s Resolutions

Thursday, December 31 2015 by Editor
Have you started planning out your New Year’s Resolutions? Are you stumped on just what your goals for this next year should be
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Tagged under: barn-management, bridge-farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, the classic insider, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

How to Turn Your Dream Barn Into a Reality

Tuesday, December 29 2015 by Editor
Does your dream barn seem like a far-off reality?
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Tagged under: barn building 101, bridge-farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, the classic insider, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Maximizing Your Barn’s Indoor Storage

Thursday, December 24 2015 by Editor
Storage always seems to be an issue in horse barns – it seems that no matter how much storage a barn offers, you always need more! Here are some great ways that you can maximize the amount of indoor storage offered by your barn. Install Lockers and Closets Installing a number of lockers and closets in your barn can instantly maximize the storage that you have available
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Tagged under: barn building 101, bridge-farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, the classic insider, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Keeping Horses Happy and Healthy When Turnout Isn’t Possible

Wednesday, December 23 2015 by Editor
We all know that turnout is beneficial to horses, but sometimes it just isn’t possible to turn horses out. The encroaching winter weather often brings snow and ice storms, and these conditions may leave your pastures unsafe for turnout
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Tagged under: bridge-farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, horse health, the classic insider, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Advantages of an Indoor Arena That You Just Can’t Ignore

Tuesday, December 22 2015 by Editor
Have you been contemplating whether adding an indoor arena to your property is worth the investment? We’ve got the answer for you – it is! Here are some of the biggest advantages of an indoor arena that you can’t afford to ignore. Increased Lesson Income Do you live in a climate with harsh winter weather?
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Tagged under: barn building 101, bridge-farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, the classic insider, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

How to Make Horsehair Bracelets

Tuesday, December 15 2015 by Editor
If you’re looking for a great memento of a beloved horse, or if you still need a creative Christmas gift for a horse-loving friend, then today’s blog is just for you! Have you ever wondered how to make a horsehair bracelet? We’ve got step-by-step directions so you can do this fun craft in your home this month.
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Tagged under: bridge-farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, horse-basics, the classic insider, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

How to Design Your Horse Barn to Withstand Heavy Snow Loads

Friday, December 11 2015 by Editor
If you live in an area which receives significant snowfall each winter, then it’s important to factor in the weight that your barn must be able to support when you’re planning the structure. Barn collapses can be devastating, but they’re also usually avoidable. These tips can help you to design your barn to withstand heavy snow loads
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Tagged under: barn building 101, bridge-farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, the classic insider, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Creative Ways to Repurpose Old Feed Sacks

Tuesday, December 08 2015 by Editor
Do you feel bad tossing out tons of old feed sacks each week? Those feed sacks don’t have to go straight into the trash.
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Tagged under: bridge-farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, horse-basics, the classic insider, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Why You Should Visit Lexington, Kentucky

Friday, December 04 2015 by Editor
Have you ever thought about taking a trip to Lexington, Kentucky? The Horse Capital of the World, there are tons of things for horse lovers to do in Lexington
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Building Ventilation Into Your Barn

Thursday, December 03 2015 by Editor
Ventilation is so important when your barn houses horses. Without proper ventilation, your horses may be at risk for respiratory issues
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Tagged under: barn building 101, bridge-farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, the classic insider, the-barn-book, wordpress-org
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Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸 We have USDF Preside Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸 
We have USDF President George William's column today!

This past month, U.S. dressage lost one of its greats. Throughout her equestrian career, Carol Lavell set an example of how hard work, persistence and nose-to-the-grindstone-style commitment can make goals become a reality. She inspired many during her competition years and ultimately left a legacy through The Dressage Foundation that helps others make their dreams come true. Since Carol’s death at the age of 79 on March 27, I have read numerous wonderful tributes to her on social media. Carol’s story is being told by others far better than I can ever pretend to tell it.

Let me just say that her wonderful horse, Gifted, caught the eye and imagination of many. Probably the only Olympic horse to come up through the national levels, Gifted won the USDF Horse of the Year award at nearly all except Training and First levels. We all felt like we knew both horse and rider by the time Carol started showing him at Grand Prix. As a result, we rode with the two of them every time they went down the center line in a major international competition. Writing for USDF Connection in 2014, Jennifer Bryant stated, “The flashy bay 1980 Hanoverian gelding (Garibaldi II – Lola, Lombard) with the enormous movement and range was the first modern American equine dressage superstar.” Not surprisingly, and deservedly so, he was the first horse to be inducted into the Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame. At the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games, Carol and Gifted placed sixth individually, ending a 16-year dry spell to lead the U.S. team to a bronze medal—its first medal since winning the bronze at the Montreal Olympics in 1976.

Read his full article in the May edition of Sidelines Magazine! Click the link in our bio! 

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📸Photo: Carol Lavell with her Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame inducted horse, Gifted.

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It's #STUDSunday!!!! Today our featured Stud is.. It's #STUDSunday!!!! Today our 
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