Red Fox Creek Farm LLC

10/29/2023

Handsome boy

10/25/2023

I asked Smoothie for a selfie to send to Ashley. He decided for a funny and a professional shot 

10/24/2023

Good morning

10/09/2023

Birthday photos with my besties❤️

10/03/2023

Impromptu Neighber trail ride with Martha, Stefanie, Ashley, and I. Great time with the ladies..

09/30/2023

Last Night’s Equine Palwow.

08/28/2023

Reinforcing Titan’s stall for his sling and hoist just in case he ever needs it in the future. This took 24 bags of concrete.  Big thanks to Bella and Alma for all the help with mixing the cement, our arms will most likely be sore tomorrow.

08/22/2023

Last trail ride before school starts.

08/06/2023

Recommendations: Structural engineers or one with knowledge in this realm. I am desperately trying to save my four year-old Clydesdale who is New Bolton Center in Pennsylvania, and is coming home soon, but will need a hoisting system for the rest of his recovery. Pictured below is what we wanted to build in his 12 x 12 stall. Originally,  the middle beam was going to go left to right. However, now that beam will be a fixed beam on top of the 2 parallel beams to gain additional needed height. The top beam will have a hoist that could go left or right. The four 6 x 6 x 16‘s will be dug down and cemented in to the ground. Brackets and braces will be applied for securing the beams to the walls and additional bracing if needed. My question to anyone with this type of knowledge.  I need 3 — 12 foot I-beams in a quick hurry. I was thinking a steel rolled beam W6x12 (50ksi) 4” wide and 6” Deep would be sufficent to hold a 1,575 pound horse. But I am not sure that is strong enough. Also, I wanted to know if anyone knew where I could get three I-beams very quickly. 

** CAD Diagram is the original  design the new design would have the center beam on top instead of underneath 

07/31/2023

Titan update: Titan is recuperating at New Bolton Center in a Becker sling and his blood work and liver enzymes are much better. We have come to the conclusion that titan was unable to write himself due to his muscles, being exhausted and void of enzymes allowing the muscles to work properly. The backer sling will allow him to rejuvenate without the constant stress of not being able to get up on his own. He has not tried to lay down yet with the sling on however he waited 24 hours to try to lay down prior to the first and second rescues. New Bolton Center, does not allow visitation once admitted (unless end of life visitation) so this will be the only video that I will be able to get other than me picking him up and taking him home. Very hard to leave him behind but he is in good hands and I will get daily updates.

07/30/2023

Day 3 post surgery. Titan, dispute my best efforts of staying up all night with him, laid down and was unable to get up. Big thank you to Dr. Sarah Verghis, Little Fork Large Animal Rescue, Tommy Payne for his tractor for getting Titan on his feet. Once stabilized we transported him almost three hours to New Bolton Center in Pennsylvania. Thank you to Dan an Tracy Grady for following our trailer all the way down to New Bolton. Thanks to Sharon, Jenna, Bella, and Shelby that stayed behind to tend to the rest of horses. Big thank you to Dr. Gerry Auman for arranging his stay at New Bolton and coordinating his care. Once at New Bolton he is stable with better blood work and was placed in a sling with hoist to help him to his feet when needed. He was excused from the trials and tribulations of the last 3 days since his surgery. Titan at only four years old is defiantly a once and a time horse and worth the fight to save him. Everyone’s efforts today save him and I am eternally thankful and blessed to have such wonderful people in my life.

07/28/2023

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07/28/2023

This is our clydesdale, Titan, who had complications from surgery and the next morning he was unable to get up from lying down. Little fork volunteer technical large animal rescue in coordination with Loudoun county large animal rescue, Piedmont Equine, and Tommy Payne with his very large tractor were all able to save Titan. These rescue teams are 501C and run on donations. If anyone would like to donate, please see the link below. 

07/06/2023

FREE trail ride or individual riding lesson when you book a camp week valued at $70 dollars. Come ride with us. No experience necessary. We’ve been hosting riding camps for over 17 years. Full day camp are $450. In addition, I am also offering a last-minute $25 discount per camper. Also inquire about our half day camps. Camps:
July 10-14
July 24-28
August 7-11
More information can be found on our website linked below.

Horseback Riding Lessons, Riding Summer Camps, Trail Rides, Pony Birthday Parties, Girl Scout Badges, Equine Training and Boarding

07/06/2023

Are you looking for a fun camp for your kids? Come ride with us at horse camp. Ride, Learn about horses, and gain friendships. We have availability in the following camp weeks:
July July 10th-14th
July 24th-28th
August 7th-11th

Horseback Riding Lessons, Riding Summer Camps, Trail Rides, Pony Birthday Parties, Girl Scout Badges, Equine Training and Boarding

06/22/2023

Boris helping campers out on the obstacle course today.

06/21/2023

Siblings

06/13/2023

170th Upperville horse show, the family class

06/07/2023

Upperville

06/05/2023

Red Gate Show

05/20/2023

Schooling ride at the Lovettsville ring. Shelby and Jazzi and Ash and Titan.

05/06/2023

Ash’s 100 meter hurdles. She got into her grove at the end. Note she was able to leave off either foot.

05/06/2023

Here at UVA with these two cuties for the 100m hurdles

04/17/2023

High 5 for a job well done.

04/09/2023

04/08/2023

Happy 1st Birthday to my warrior princess Xena. A little sad that my Tonka toddler is growing up. 💕🎂

04/06/2023

Quinceañera elegance

04/06/2023

Quinceañera photo shoot

04/06/2023

Question: How many ladies does it take to get Boris photo shoot ready?

Answer: 5

04/03/2023

Chester and his girls.

03/23/2023

Quinceañera bomb proofing. I was asked to have professional pictures taken for a Quinceañera with Boris which are lovely, but very big dresses, so before I agreed, I had to check out to see if my horses would even even agree to the task. They all passed with flying colors. Titan came trotting up to see mom and Taylor took this photo. He looks the part of the medieval times. This is the only long dress I had to fit over the fluffy petticoat. It’s a medieval times Halloween costume. 🤦‍♀️

02/23/2023

Beautiful evening for a lesson

02/20/2023

June and Peaches

02/20/2023

Ashley and Boris

02/20/2023

Saturday’s lesson crew

02/09/2023

Xena’s reaction when mom says she can’t come play.

01/22/2023

Double Trouble

12/25/2022

Merry Christmas from Red Fox Creek Heather King-Levine

11/26/2022

Xena