Over the Oxer Equestrian

Over the Oxer Equestrian “There are only two emotions that belong in the saddle, patience and a sense of humor.” Lessons are available on our school horses or your own horse.

Whether you are a serious competitor looking to contend at “A” level shows, or you want to learn basic horsemanship, Deanna Kravetz has a program suited for you. Her lesson program is dedicated to providing a safe, positive, and fun learning environment, enabling students to gain confidence while developing their fundamentals of riding. Deanna believes that horsemanship begins on the ground, first

teaching students how to properly care for the horse, not solely how to ride them. Our lesson horses /ponies are safe, well-schooled and dependable and will accommodate riders of all ages and levels. Lesson horses are available for half or full lease, and practice rides in addition to students regular lessons. Lesson horses are also available for leasing at horse shows. Deanna is ready and willing to help you meet any training goal, from teaching your horse basic ground manners, to breaking them under saddle, to polishing your hunter/jumper and competing them at the top of their game. She approaches each horse and rider as a unique partnership seeking to meet each combination’s individual needs and goals. Ship-ins are always welcome!!! ALL LEVELS AND ALL AGES ARE WELCOME!!!

📣 Available for on farm half lease with Over the Oxer Equestrian at Senator Bell Farm in Chester, NH:Edelweiss aka Potat...
07/06/2026

📣 Available for on farm half lease with Over the Oxer Equestrian at Senator Bell Farm in Chester, NH:

Edelweiss aka Potato
13 years old 16.3hh
Brandenburg gelding
microchip with Lifetime USEF

🦄 Potato is a nice mover, great jump and lead change, good ground manners, very sweet and gentle, in your pocket kinda guy. He’s looking for a partner to bring him back in the show ring after a brief hiatus! The perfect unicorn for 2ft thru 2’9”, likely with room for more.

🎥 Video available upon request.

📲 PM or text Deanna Kravetz (781)389-4850

Happy 4th of July ❤️ 🤍 💙^photo credit to Jess Windhurst Photography
07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July ❤️ 🤍 💙

^photo credit to Jess Windhurst Photography

We beat the heat yesterday with a morning trail ride and romp in the field 🥰
07/01/2026

We beat the heat yesterday with a morning trail ride and romp in the field 🥰

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06/29/2026

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Joanna Summerlin and I (Deanna Kravetz) would like to announce some exciting news!  After the past 6 years of growing Se...
06/28/2026

Joanna Summerlin and I (Deanna Kravetz) would like to announce some exciting news! After the past 6 years of growing Senator Bell Farm, Joanna would like to focus on developing her young horses Gwen, Charlotte and Finn as well as having the time to enjoy the rest of her fabulous herd. With that being said, she has given me the honor of taking over the boarding, along with our continued training and show program. For our boarders and students, none of our consistent care changes, it will just be shifted to Over the Oxer Equestrian at Senator Bell Farm as of July 1st. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out! Thank you all for your continued support ❤️

05/07/2022

Did you know?

In a natural environment, horses will typically eat about 18 hours per day.

While “meal feeding” is the common practice among horse owners, it’s important to take into consideration the amount of time between meals when there is no access to long stem forage.

At 6 hours, reddening of the stomach lining occurs, and at 18 hours, full blown bleeding lesions are present (ulcers).

Let’s say you throw hay at 7pm and it’s gone by 10pm, then it’s given again at 7am. That’s 9 hours per night, every night, of an empty stomach. Reddening can occur at 6 hours. Imagine you applied an abrasive/irritating lotion to a spot on your arm every night for a year. Over time that spot would worsen from a minor surface burn to a painful open wound.

It’s recommended that horses never go more than 4 hours without long stem forage passing through the gut. In the situation where free choice access isn’t a viable option, try utilizing slow feeders to help slow down consumption and drag out the time between feedings.

Today I close a chapter. Thank you to all who have mentored me, cheered me on and supported me throughout the years of O...
04/30/2022

Today I close a chapter. Thank you to all who have mentored me, cheered me on and supported me throughout the years of Over the Oxer Equestrian. I am forever grateful. At this time, I’m looking forward to my future with Senator Bell Farm.

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156 Derry Road
Chester, NH
03820

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