Three Point Farm

01/06/2026

10/20/2025

Join Us for a HALLOWEEN Party!!
November 1 12-2
We invite you to dress up yourself, your horse, or both. Pizza and drinks provided, bring a snack to share if you’d like.

07/16/2025

From way, way back…..Percheron mare Abby with her first foal (I believe) Bump (Perch/TB)

01/22/2025

Prerequisites for your horse before utilizing “Inside Leg to Outside Rein” connection!

(In no particular order and guys this is just a Facebook post- not a 1000 page
Riding manual. Please adjust expectations accordingly!)

1.) A hindquarter yield. If you can’t get the horse to move the b***y over, there’s absolutely no way you’re going to get inside leg to outside rein connection.
2.) Lateral poll flexion. If you cannot get the horse to bend both directions through the poll joint, consider in hand work.
3.) Responsiveness!  You can’t get your horse to move correctly if you can’t get your horse to move.
4.) A rudimentary leg yield.  This one might be confusing because you need good inside leg to outside rein connection to get a proper leg yield. But you need a rudimentary “move over” before you can get inside leg to outside rein. To get students started I will often have them bend towards the wall and leg yield down the rail nose out, tail in. As they start to get the idea, we do it a few meters away from the wall. 
5.) Two reins!!! Lol. What I mean by this is that you should be able to have a little connection in both hands traveling both directions. It’s very common for horses to completely avoid contact on one side.  You might feel like if you engage your outside rein at all, that you lose all bend to the inside, and/or that your horse completely shrinks their neck all up, affectively training you to not use that rein! 
6.) “Bend” (axial rotation) through the rib cage both directions.  Again, this becomes a chicken or egg conversation!  Many will say that inside leg to outside rein is how you get bend through the body, But if it’s a concept you are already sketchy on, and your horse is totally locked in his torso, you’re going to have to work on this ingredient by itself before you are going to be able to orchestrate multiple things happening together. That said your hind quarter yield and rudimentary leg yield will already be helping with this. But it’s important, so I’m also listing it separately.
I teach students to sit to the inside of the bend to help the horse swing through the rib cage. You should be able to step down into your inside stirrup and get the horse to swing the rib cage to the outside, which appears like bend through the torso.

12/09/2024

The first 3 stalls are done for our Christmas decorating contest!!

07/22/2024

Beginner lessons start at $20!

07/21/2024

Huge congratulations to Carissa and Regalia for winning 1st level and 2nd level champion at the 4-H PA state Dressage Championship show!! (scores of 75% and 76%!!) Also finished high point.

05/16/2024

We have a few stalls available for boarding. Full or partial care. Dailey, weather permitting turn out (new grass pastures available). Supplements fed at no additional charge. 70x200 indoor arena, trails. Feel free to contact us for more information.

05/05/2024

Wow Awesome strawberry 🍓 😍

05/04/2024

The two that started it all. Cheyenne and Jigger. Oh the adventures we had!!

04/23/2024

Offering lessons for very beginners of any age to experienced show riders looking to improve and those just looking to have fun and learn about horses.
We are USDF Bronze and Silver medalists with several Bronze Silver and Gold medal winning students along with USDF regional qualifiers, Dover medal winners and 4 H District qualifiers and Champions, PA State 4 H qualifiers and Top 10 placers.
Lesson horses available at our farm or willing to travel to you. (814)873-5702
Contact us for an appointment to begin your journey.

03/05/2024

We have a few horses available for on-site care lease.

Fraya is a 20 yr old(don’t tell her she doesn’t know) 16 hh chestnut TB mare. W/T/C and cross rails. Does need front shoes. She is not for beginner as she can be a bit rude on her ground manners. Has done beginner lessons. Full or 1/2 lease available.

Ollie 18 yr old TB gelding 15.3hh. He has done just about everything. Been shown for years. He is trained dressage 2nd level, does small jumps, even rides western. He is available 1/2 lease and would be great for someone who would like to show local or 4-H

Eeyore. 16 yr old appy cross gelding 15hh bay roan. He is the sweetest horse ever! W/TC been shown locally up to training level dressage. Has the talent to jump. He is for an intermediate rider as he is not the most confident fellow under saddle. Available full lease