Quarry Hill Farm

06/17/2026

Please donate! We have to support the youth!

05/23/2026

Come and join this event! Meet fellow horse people and share ideas!

REMINDER!
Please join us for our Summer Social Picnic!
Open to all horse enthusiasts! You do NOT have to be a member!
Come enjoy good company & good conversation!
Lear about our Recreational Riding Progream, Associate and Family Memberships
There will be fabulous Raffle Baskets!

Hope to see you all there!

04/29/2026

Please join us for our summer social on June 7th! Sign up link is in the comments!

09/09/2024

How do they grow up so fast?!?!?! What a difference 5 months makes!🥰
QH City Lights

07/26/2024

Some mid-afternoon zoomies for Simon (QH Raesing Kane) 💖🐴

07/04/2024

🇺🇲🇺🇲Happy 4th of July🇺🇲🇺🇲

06/28/2024

The future💖

06/27/2024

Barbie really enjoyed her session with Jenna from Shipley Equine 💖

06/25/2024

The truth:

“Nobody goes back to horse show after horse show after horse show because they “won a trophy” or “a head stall” or “a buckle.” They don’t pay their entries time and time again because they might win a shiny token that validates their efforts. People go back to the show pen because they enjoy the challenge and the people and the camaraderie and the social environment that makes up The Horse Show Experience. . They go back again and again because they love the responsibility of caring for their horses, the process of working with their horses in the pursuit of a personal goal, and the reward that comes when the judges and their peers praise them for a job well done. They hook that trailer up weekend after weekend because they love facing the ever humbling challenge of showing horses with other like minded people who understand their insanity...their strange addiction to the abuse that is the ups and downs of showing horses! When it is all said and done, they go back again and again, year after year because they love that early morning ride, that coffee with friends, the stories recounted, the laughs had, the failures and successes shared with their trainers and barn mates. They go back and pay up over and over because they love all of the parts that make up a horse show or a rodeo or an expo or a clinic. The buckle or trophy alone isn’t enough without the praise or adoration or admiration of fellow riders who understand the hours of hard work, dedication, tears and sweat that go into simply setting foot in the arena.”
Written By:
The late Becky David Hanson
Clements, California