It’s been a long process, but we finally unveiled our new outdoor arena last month. We took our original arena and expanded it by 90 feet, improved the base, and added new sand footing. Some of our boarders got together
We’re getting close – the lights are up and now some final wiring needs to be done, but we should be able to power up the outdoor arena lighting soon!!! It’s taken us a while – first we had to
Yes, we have a church pew in our barn aisle. Thanks to our clients who contributed to buy us a Christmas present. I had wanted a bench for the barn that was substantial and could be taken to shows for
It’s been finished for about a month now, but I’m finally getting around to updating the blog about the indoor and outdoor arenas. They are awesome. Thanks to Attwood Equestrian Surfaces, we now have luxurious footing in the indoor (German
On Wednesday and Thursday, Attwood Equestrian Surfaces began removing the old footing in our indoor arena. Two Bobcat operators worked for about a day and a half and got to the bluestone base of the ring. There’s some leveling that
We are so excited! After much research, we have decided to use Attwood Equestrian Surfaces to redo the footing in our indoor arena. We will be replacing our old sand footing with all-new, state-of-the-art GGT (German Geo-Textile) footing. The project
Earlier this month, my husband Don and I drove to Dickerson, Maryland to Bert Lytle’s farm. He builds jumps and in fact, was the primary jump builder for last year’s World Equestrian Games in Kentucky. We had a gift certificate