DaySpring Equine

10/01/2026

09/18/2026

There is so much proof! Psalm 118:24

09/18/2026

There is so much proof! Psalm 118:24

08/26/2026

I’ve got it, thanks!!!

08/11/2026

I have been avoiding marketing this mare because she is so good and an absolute doll, but it is time for her to find her forever person. Doesn’t make sense to hold onto her without a lesson program(even though she is absolutely amazing 😣).

Y’all, I’ve had some incredible ponies and horses through the years, but Classy is truly one of the best ones I’ve had come
through. Wish beanie was into horses more or else I really would keep her.

She is not a deadhead, but she is calm she is gentle. She is steady and reliable. She sound it would be be an incredible asset to any program. She genuinely is one of the good ones and I wanna make sure she ends up in the best place I could ever put her.

Classy is a dentist aged 14 and 14hh-ish paint. Has papers but previous owner lost them so we are selling her as grade. She is very laid back but not a dead head. She is a kick ride. She may walk quick but anything else in her opinion burns too many calories. She will canter with a crop.

Good on trails, great with kids. I cannot think of anything bad about this pony besides the fact that she is a pony and will be stubborn but never anything bad. The worst she has done is either go to the corner of the ring or come to the middle of the ring and stop.

Asking 8️⃣🥕🥕🥕 obo.
Monroe NC

08/04/2026

Due to the amount of recent inquiries, I figured I’d do a post on all our services and what we currently offer at DaySpring.

All board types include 24/7 access to hay in the pasture, am/pm grain, salt lick and simplify feed through fly supplement, 2 saddle and bridle racks in our climate controlled tack room, access to our 100’x150’ riding arena, blanketing in the winter, and 10% off riding lessons. The only things we charge for are trailer parking which is $50 per month and holding for the vet or farrier which is $50 per hour. Riding lessons are a la carte $75.00 with the 10% off.

Pasture board is $650 and all pastures have run in shelters.

Stall board is $750 and includes shavings and cleaned 2x day

Training pasture board is $1250 per month. It’s pasture board but also includes me training and riding your horse 6 days a week and the 6 day is a riding lesson for you and I show you what I have been training your horse on over the course of the week.

Training stall board is $1350 per month. It’s stall board and riding/working with your horse 6 days a week and the 6 session of the week is a lesson for you to go over what was done with your horse over the week.

Medical board is $1450 a month. It includes stall and shavings, daily vet ordered care/daily first aid care and medicine application, hand walking up to 3x day, leg wrapping up to 2x daily, cold hosing, bathing, and holding for vet up to 3 times a week.

Rehab Board is $1550 per month. It includes stall and shavings, cold hosing, daily veterinary ordered care, and rehabbing under saddle up to 4 sessions a week.

We use Katherine Nelson and Mike Stine as our farriers and Greenock Farm Vet Hospital, Tryon Mobile and Alexis Sage as our vets. You are welcome to use whatever vet or farrier you would like and not required to use ours if you don’t want to.

Code is required to enter the property but you’re welcome to come and go as you please and see your horse anytime. Preferably between the hours of 7am-8pm. I live and work onsite and have eyes on the horses almost 24/7.

Please do not hesitate to ask if you have any questions.

07/07/2026

We talk a lot about collection in dressage, but we often fail to discuss WHY it's so important. The reason collection is so key is that it has to do with BALANCE.

Collection creates better balance while performing harder tasks, which then also creates greater cooperation from the horse due to having the ability to stay balanced while performing these tasks.

All of this leads to a more trained, more rideable horse.

This week's Training in the Right Way dives into the importance of balance. Read the full article here: https://loom.ly/o43OGN8

06/24/2026

It's tack clean out time!
13 saddle racks needs to go- $120 for the lot or $20 individually.