Grassbrook Equine

Well, it is steaming on into October- Pony Camp starts on Sunday afternoon, and I'm slowly getting more organised. Gear to check, bags to pack and all that!.. In the meantime, generally working hard towards the Open Day we have planned for the 5th of November.  I'm really looking forward to school holidays again, Camp with take up a lot of the first week, but the second week I'll be working on Walkabout a bit, and with Pia, as she will be for sale soon. We'll bring the both of them in and do a bit more ground work, then Pia will be offered for sale, at the Open Day, if I'm not organised enough to have her advertised before then!  She's lovely and athletic- such a shame she doesn't fit into the breeding plan.  I have uploaded new, recent photos of Colby, Walkabout, Label and some other bits and pieces- I will get some Pia photos on, after I wash the red mud out of her coat, and get her mane and tail back to the white they should be.  

This coming year, we are planning to be very busy showing some of our horses.  We will have a full time strapper/trainer/apprentice on board, to help out with the daily horse work; I'm really excited at the prospect of getting our Walers out there, and for Colby to get the exposure he deserves as a lovely natured, and stunning looking stallion.  Ong Bak, also will be in the limelight, and as yet we are undecided on what lovely ladies we'll be showing, but we will work on that and hopefully, Traveller might be out there, and popssibly Juliet.  We have made some adjustments to our float, so it is stallion ready, and we will also work on the crate for our small truck, so that we can get quite a few horses out into the showrings.

Ong Bak is coping well with his little herd- very happy and relaxed, looking like he's quite at home in the rye grass with the ladies!  Colby has 2 mares with him, and a couple more planned for servicing soon-.

Christmas holidays are going to be no holiday for us, with lots of hard work planned, lots of riding...and lots of flatwork!