Tag Archives: trail riding

Building a Better Trail Horse

I have been taking Nori’s training and development in teeny-tiny steps, trying to emphasize calmness and confidence. I know there are plenty of 4 year olds doing much more sophisticated work, even jumping courses and competing in horse trials, but for Nori I think the fastest approach to get where I am going will beContinue reading “Building a Better Trail Horse”

Early Summer 2019

WE have finally moved into the FUN season at Cold Moon Farm– SUMMER is officially here! Though spring was slow in coming, we are back into full swing. First, we are excited to welcome our two summer working students, Sydney S. and Eileen M. These equestrians have been helping with the training and groundwork educationContinue reading “Early Summer 2019”

Seeking Summer 2019 Working Student

Fabulous internship opportunity for motivated, mature students with interest in advancing their horsemanship skills.  Cold Moon Farm is looking for a Summer 2019 Horsemanship Intern/Working Student. Hours are flexible and generally can be arranged around other commitments, though a schedule will be required and morning availability is preferred. Duties may include:  Assistance with conditioning ofContinue reading “Seeking Summer 2019 Working Student”

Summer 2018 Update

It has been a busy spring and summer this year– so busy that we have been neglectful of updating our website! We will attempt to compress several months of fun and adventure into a concise summary. JEF Anna Rose moved back to Cold Moon Farm on April 1 after wintering at High Knoll Equestrian CenterContinue reading “Summer 2018 Update”

Strafford County Equestrian Trail Riders

Cold Moon Farm has been happy to host several meetings of local equestrian trail riding enthusiasts who are hoping to preserve, protect and promote equestrian trail use in Strafford County. While we are still in our beginning stages, there is a lot of enthusiasm in this project.  At a minimum, we are hoping to createContinue reading “Strafford County Equestrian Trail Riders”