A Fun Look Back at Our Horse Show Weekend at Harmon Classic Tryon
We’re sharing stories of our wonderful horses and a young rider named Margaret making big strides. Read on to hear all about each horse's time in the ring and how this weekend was a big step forward for everyone.
Margaret with Coach Lisa going over the plan
Margaret and Angel Dewey: Crushing it in Crossrails
Margaret and her horse, Dewey, had a fantastic time in the crossrails class. Margaret showed off how much better she’s gotten at staying balanced and riding straight. She also had fun hanging out with her friends Lydia and Everly. This made her weekend at Harmon Classic even better
Cheddar is Better: A Shining Star
Cheddar, our star horse, did great this weekend. He’s learned so much in just a month. He stayed calm, listened well, and tried really hard, even though horse shows can be stressful. We had a few moments where we lost balance, but Cheddar kept trying his best. We’re so proud of him! Check out his round here:
Saratoga Sass (Penny): Small but Mighty
Penny showed everyone that she’s a force to be reckoned with. In just a year, she’s gone from a beginner to jumping 3” fences with no trouble at all. She did so well at Harmon Classic and even won a blue ribbon. We’re thinking about moving her up a level because she’s ready!
Hear the Blues: Learning and Growing
The weekend was tough for Blue. He got really nervous with all the hustle and bustle. We decided to spend the weekend helping him calm down and learn to relax. By Sunday, he was walking around much more calmly. We learned a lot and know what we need to work on for next time.
A Weekend Full of Learning
Our weekend at Harmon Classic Tryon was full of ups and downs, but everyone learned a lot. Margaret and Penny had a blast and won some ribbons. Cheddar tried really hard, and Blue learned to stay calm. We’re going home happy, with lots of new experiences and a strong desire to keep getting better.
Lydia and Margaret enjoying their success!
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