08/30/2026
Once again I am completely behind in posting but we had a wonderful, albeit, damp day at the Cheshire Show Series last Sunday! We had a small group of riders who came out and worked hard, each with different goals and at different places in their riding and each one did an outstanding job!
Korra and Willow Hill Tiramisu "Bella" came for their second walk, trot show together and Korra worked hard to remember all of her skills and keep Bella doing what she needed each class. It was for sure not always easy for Korra, but she never gave up and definitely had the encouragement and support of everyone at the show! Korra was probably one of the youngest kids out there and she did amazing for her second time on her own at a show!! This team will be something to watch for next season and I can't wait!!
Ellen and CBMF Thomas Crown "Tate" entered the show ring again and while they had some challenging moments, they kept working and their last class of the day was truly beautiful and they pulled a higher ribbon than they had all day! It was wonderful to see the hard work pay off and to know that Ellen could see what I saw was in there all along! When you trust yourself and your horse and let go a little sometimes we surprise ourselves with what happens. This team has come a very long way and I am so glad they were able to finish their show season in such a wonderful way!!
Amelia and Teddy Ruxpin "Teddy" did a fantastic job once we ironed out some small details. Amelia rode with confidence and piloted Teddy around the ring beautifully to some great ribbons and fantastic rides! To see Amelia grow in a new discipline this year and truly find her place has been so fantastic to see and I am excited to see where we can go during the off season with this now game little rider! The sky is the limit and 2027 better be ready for this kid!
Kiley and KCE American Flaire "Maverick" came off an absolutely fantastic Mass Morgan, so I was interested to see what this show would be for them. What I saw was a rider that has out the work in all season, riding in all sorts of classes, through difficult situations and with many different outcomes, come out into the ring and look poised, relaxed and having fun! The classes were not all perfect, having a couple missed leads that of course always happened right in front of the judge...lol...but I saw a kid that came around and laughed and smiled about needing more outside rein before I could even say anything. I saw a kid that looked like she belonged and believed in herself and that has been my goal for her all season. This team is for sure one to watch for Octoberfest this year, which will be their next show, but also for 2027 because after another winter of work and confidence and time together I think this team will be set up to try and reach all of their goals!
We as a whole didn't do well taking pictures at this show, so enjoy the pictures we did get along with some Saturday lesson shots of the YMCA and our group lessons...lol! Happy end of summer to everyone! It's been busy and a blast and we are ready for some down time!😂