Jessie's Run

08/02/2026

Happy horses. :)

07/07/2026

Our arena will be sitting empty this winter. :( Wondering if there's a trainer or instructor in the area who would like to rent it on a regular basis? The entire arena is 155' x 75', but the 10 stalls take about 30' of that space, so the riding area is closer to 75' x 125'. The hospitality building is also vacant and available for use again. It's essentially a studio apartment...approximate size is 25' x 25' with a full kitchen and bathroom.

06/13/2026

Pretty boy still looking for his new home.

06/06/2026

Micky is on a field trip this weekend to Bouckaert Farm. :) Here's a "between the ears" video.

05/29/2026

Just a reminder, with all the rain, that we allow haul ins. You're welcome to use the covered arena for a couple of hours (if you need the arena for a larger chunk of time and/or for several riders, let us know and we can work something out) for a $10 haul in fee. The rideable area of the arena is ~75 x 125.

05/29/2026

More Micky pics.

05/17/2026

If you're looking for a good one, here he is! This is Micky's first canter in a larger arena. Picks up the correct leads, no shenanigans. Obviously, he's still green, but this boy has a really good brain.

04/30/2026

I've created an EquineNow add for Micky. Please share with your equestrian friends.

“Jaggers Full of Cash”, known around the barn as “Micky”, is a 2022 grey gelding by the stallion “CodyMovesLike Jagger”, out of a “Dash for Cash” bred mare.

04/26/2026

Still looking for his next home. :) He's now being trained/ridden, so we'll have a sale ad at some point. I just really like this head shot of him so wanted to post it.
Photo by Aly Rattazzi Jones: https://www.facebook.com/aly.rattazzi

04/06/2026

I was watching a video a few days ago of a rider showing how "bomb-proof" the horse was (banging a piece of metal while in the saddle). The problem was, everything about the horse SCREAMED stress. Yes, he stood there...braced and flinching, everything tight and worried. Not sure what that rider had done to convince the horse to stay in place, but whatever it was, it wasn't good, and eventually, the situation would be a bad one.

All that to say...we have Micky in training with Jay Jones (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100047793602562) and this is one of Micky's first rides under saddle. It's not "flashy", it's not dramatic, but I love that you can see how relaxed Micky is while figuring it all out. Thanks Jay!