Infinity Farm

10/15/2026

How often do you check?

How often do you check in on your horse’s self-carriage during a ride?

A simple way to test your connection is to give a brief stroke along the horse's neck with the inside hand while maintaining light support on the outside rein. If the connection is true, the horse’s head, neck, and overall balance should remain completely steady, without dropping, shifting, or leaning.

10/14/2026

🩺🐶 First Aid Starter Kit 🐴🩺

Getting rid of stock to make room for more- 3 starter travel kits available for purchase- $25.00

Includes :

▪️Infinite Guide - a practical guide to equine basics and urgent care travel booklet
▪️Odds & ends wound and trauma supplies ( telfa, gloves, tape, roll gauze, stockinette small, alcohol prep pad, sticky notes )

⬇️ PM or comment to secure yours! ⬇️

10/14/2026

If you are showing on Sunday please make sure you send payment if you haven’t already. We have a lot of rides that have not been paid for yet. Thank you!

10/14/2026

Good training doesn’t just teach movements, it carefully and systematically develops the horse.

Strength, balance, coordination, suppleness and carrying power are built over time through correct gymnastic work.

The right exercise, ridden at the right time and in the right way, can completely change how a horse uses his body.

That is one of the biggest differences between simply riding movements and actually training a horse: understanding what each exercise is meant to develop and how to use it to help the horse in front of you.

Inside Team Tate Academy, JJ Tate teaches the exercises, the progression, and most importantly, the reasoning behind them.

Learn the technique and build a better toolbox for developing your horse. Start your 7-day free trial today. https://www.teamtateacademy.com/info

10/13/2026

Thank you PerkCo for the best costume prizes for our October 18th Halloween Dressage show!

10/13/2026

Zoe, Julia, Sarah, Maggie and Katy practicing their broom riding skills for Halloween!
Sarah is thinking safety first with her helmet on! 😃🎃🤣

10/12/2026

*** UP DATED RIDE TIMES***
Infinity Farm Sunday, October 18th Halloween Dressage show ride times are up dated!
Casondra Dillon “ L” graduate judging

Reminder:
-Trailer parking in the field
-IEA Elevated Equine Equestrian team will have a food booth with proceeds will go toward team fundraising
- car parking on the hill
- please consider bringing a pet food donation towards The Pet Pantry in Howland, Maine cans and/or kibble appreciated!
-Prizes donated from PerkCo for best costume for youth and Adult Ammy! Riders will be notified by the next Monday

10/12/2026

A few moments from the farm!
I missed some riders, enjoy!

10/12/2026

Thank you Hannah Lonk for the wonderful pumpkins and bouquet of flowers to add to our mums❤️

10/10/2026

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th

INFINITY FARM HALLOWEEN DRESSAGE SHOW TENTATIVE RIDE TIMES
The show is running from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

This is a full day and we are posting early to ensure everyone sees their ride times!
Casondra Dillon “ L” graduate willing be judging

-Riders are welcome to ride in costume
There will be prizes donated by PerkCo for the best costume for youth and Adult Amateurs

-Our IEA Elevated Equines Equestrian team will have a yummy food booth!
Proceeds go to fund raise for the team.

-The month of October Infinity Farm is asking for pet food donations to be donated to the Pet Pantry in Howland, Maine. We hope you will be able to drop off a food donation. The donation place is on our office.

-Parking will be in the field

-We will have a map of the property to ensure everyone knows where to park and warm up

-as always rain or shine

Thank you so much and see you soon !