
09/27/2022
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Top Quality Training Board, and Instruction for Eventing and Dressage.
Operating as usual
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Great fun at ClueIQ in Frederick for . We solved the puzzles and found the headless horseman’s skull! Who wants to try the next Escape Room challenge?
Charlie, Carlie, Colette, Cassie, Richard, Vanessa, Sophie!
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Beginner riding lessons available on Saturdays with Colette! She is a fun instructor and is available in the afternoons for hour long lessons! Learn to catch, groom, tack, and put away after the lesson. Colette will walk you through step by step. Our professors Fancy and Teddy are super to learn on and very safe! Hour lessons are $95. After the initial lessons, month long packages will hold your spot. Email [email protected] or message us through FB if interested! in Poolesville
Resident Students Vanessa on Bascule Gemstone and Bella on R’Finale started their group jump lessons together! They’re so talented and we are looking forward to see them out competing this fall.
NOW HIRING! 🎉
Come join a fun team that takes pride in developing top quality event horses! This is a rare horse job that provides a generous salary, 5 ½ day work week, option to bring a horse, training/lessons/time to compete, and furnished shared housing on the property (private room, shared bath) with utilities and wifi included. Option to bring a competition or a sales horse (with free board) to generate extra income.
Responsibilities include daily care of horses including feeding, grooming, tacking/untacking, bathing, assisting with stall cleaning, and keeping the barn tidy in a friendly, team-oriented environment.
Location: Bascule Farm, Poolesville, MD
Please send a resume and a cover letter with your interests and goals to [email protected] to apply.
Happy Birthday Bob Natalie Flanders!
Show season is in full swing! Sydney K and R'aisson giving 2nd Level a go for the first time recognized at By Chance!! Super canter work and good riding under pressure! Sky is the limit for this young DQ!
Carlie and Shtratego put in another appearance at PSG. Despite a not-so-stellar warm-up, they managed to put down the winning test in the open division. Time to start working towards I1!
Loch Moy Dressage and Olney Horse Trials next week! Stay tuned Bascule Farm Fans 😁
New video of Bolero! Ready for his own person!
Bolero is a kind, sensible 2006 16.3 bay Oldenburg gelding by Showdown out of a Corlander mare. Though bred for ShowJumping, he has several years of rated Dressage Showing under his belt. He has spent the last 4+ years as an Adult Amateur schoolmaster in dressage and showjumping. He has competed once in Eventing before he embarked on the dressage career. This is a super easy horse to live with. He's light in the bridle without being super sensitive. He canters down to the bottom of fences and is a suitable amateur type. He has few miles on him, so is sound and healthy. Hasn't been living on drugs or maintenance...hes the tough sort. Ready for his own human!
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NOW HIRING! 🎉
Come join a fun team that takes pride in developing top quality event horses! This is a rare horse job that provides a generous salary, 5 ½ day work week, option to bring a horse, training/lessons/time to compete, and furnished shared housing on the property (private room, shared bath) with utilities and wifi included. Option to bring a competition or a sales horse (with free board) to generate extra income.
Responsibilities include daily care of horses including feeding, grooming, tacking/untacking, bathing, assisting with stall cleaning, and keeping the barn tidy in a friendly, team-oriented environment.
Location: Bascule Farm, Poolesville, MD
Please send a resume and a cover letter with your interests and goals to [email protected] to apply.
I wanted to reshare this to remind everyone who has a “stringhalt” or “shivers” horse that there is hope. Dr Audrey DeClure has done extensive research and has a treatment protocol that works! https://declue-equine.com
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Mischa stayed up with us for foal watch and got the experience front and center! Matilda is a pro and a flashy black/bay c**t with 4 whites and a big white face!
2022 foal crop is all here! 5 c**ts and 1 filly.
Great way to give back to the Eventing community! If you’re not riding, a super learning opportunity!
The Maryland International + Horse Trials and USEA MDHT #2 are coming up soon! We are still in need of a large number of volunteers to be able to safely run these events. If you are not showing, please try to volunteer a day to give back to your sport. Most positions need no experience at all.
Here's what we need for The Maryland International running from July 8th - 10th.
Thursday 7/7 - Need 2 more volunteers to set up CCI-S 3*2*1* show jumping with Judge Kathy White. Excellent learning experience!
Saturday 7/8 - FEI XC plus National Levels
1 Dressage Bit Check
2 Dressage Warm Up
1 SJ Crew
1 SJ Warm Up
Horse Ambulance Driver - good if you have own truck
2 Shuttle Drivers
Sunday 7/10 National Level HT
1 XC Finish Timer
9 XC Jump Judges
1 Bit Check
3 Dressage Scribes
1 Dressage Steward
4 Parking Volunteers
3 SJ Crew
1 SJ Out Gate
1 SJ Timer
1 SJ Warm Up
To sign up go to https://www.eventingvolunteers.com/events/2146 or text/call Gena at 240 388 2400.
If not available this weekend, sign up to volunteer at MDHT #2 on July 16 - 17. https://www.eventingvolunteers.com/events/2147
You will earn a xc schooling pass (or a $60 credit towards an unrecognized event) or a raffle ticket to a VIP package (or $1000, your choice) to the October Maryland 5* Event. You will get breakfast, lunch, after party with dinner/drinks and MDHT logo wear. Dressage volunteers (on top of the above) will earn a spot in the Sept 4th Aviva Nebesky clinic and 1 dressage only entry in a Twilight Event, 8/14 Dressage Show or Pick Your Time/Test Show on Sept 5th. How can you resist all of these perks?
Timeline photos
FUN FACT: Blue feed & water buckets are better! Why? Horses like blue! In a 2020 study, KY Equine Research (KER) found that horses were more likely to drink out of turquoise or light blue buckets over red, yellow and green buckets! Their dichromatic color vision causes them to only see blue and yellow, and they prefer blue! So get some blue buckets, some , and keep your horse happy and hydrated this summer! 💙🐴 💦
When the staff puts together a congratulations for our newly minted USDF Silver Medallist! Tego says “looks how smart I am, mom!”
Can’t help but love watching the milestones as the newborns discover life!
Bascule Wine night is a perfect time for our maiden to foal! Skylar Song (Sam Steele) has a great c**t by Fuerst Impression! Super proud of delivery team Sophie, Bella and Colette who have learned how to deliver and offer support
Stellar Equine Performance Therapy will be here THIS coming Sunday/Monday! We have spots open for this talented and knowledgeable caregiver to help release your horses tension! Casey works on 5* level event horses, pleasure horses and western horses. She has a wide range of training and we are excited to have her back to help keep our horses in THE best shape!
Contact Julie for a spot!
Get in the Habit of Being Uncomfortable: Insights from Michael Jung and “Ride Big” - Eventing Nation - Three-Day Eventing News, Results, Videos, and Commentary
In this excerpt from his book Ride Big, professional athlete performance coach John Haime talks about where we can find the opportunity to grow as riders and competitors, and shares valuable insights from 2022 Land
Ally had her Louisville baby on 5/23 and we named him Line Dance, in honor of Cassie, our line dancing choreographer! Here’s Cassie Bailey hugging the adoreably huge “Bailey”!
MANY years ago, I did one two-day clinic with George Williams. Two lessons that were a total game changer. I didn’t understand either of them immediately—not even close. No joke, I spent years trying to sort out those two lessons.
The topic? Timing.
He has a series of exercises he calls “kindergarten exercises.” They’re not kindergarten, as in “uneducated,” they’re kindergarten as in “start here—do this first.” Over and over, he’d say “and now, and now, and now” in the same rhythm of the gait.
Timing is a thing I had managed to be pretty successful without a great command of, but when it was introduced so formally and simply, I had to have a good long life-choices think about how I’d gotten along without.
Here’s my favorite example:
The beginning of a trot half pass can easily be misunderstood as a canter aid because the two aids are very similar feeling to the horse. Oops. (Could also substitute haunches in for half pass here)
Let’s say I’m going to start a left half pass in the trot. I ask for left bending in the corner, then when the right front leg is touches the ground, and I’m just before the corner letter, I close my outside aids once and ask for half pass. Not too bad, right? There’s a catch, if I aid for half pass in opposite timing, when the left front leg touches the ground, that’s also the timing for my canter aid. I’ve officially ridden my horse into having to guess. Half pass or canter?
A horse physically can’t canter if you aid when the outside front leg is down. An obedient horse will either pick up counter canter, or take one extra step that brings the inside front down, so he can then strike off to canter.
Outside front leg, half pass.
Inside front leg, canter.
Timing, I tell ya…it might take a lifetime or two to sort it out, but it’s nearly magical when it starts to come together.
XC schooling on the competition course is open! Sign up today on
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Assistant Attending for Foal Watch tonight. Alejandro is the King!
We desperately need a few more volunteers for our horse trial this weekend!
➡️➡️ITS A SHORT DAY! You will be done by 2!
You get multiple schooling passes, HCF bucks good towards jumper shows, CTs and schooling, lunch, swag and more.
SATURDAY
✨6 more xc judges
✨xc warm up
✨SJ in gate and crew
SUNDAY
✨5 more half day XC volunteer (you will be done by 1)
Sign up here:
https://www.eventingvolunteers.com/events/2246/signup
RIP Bill Redline Massey. Bill had been a fixture as a photographer at many events in Area II from the 80’s to 2000’s. More recently, he focused on Models and portraits, but never traveling far from his love of capturing the horse/human relationship. We hired him to take our Hagen grandkids in the fall of 2018. He was wonderful with them, as seen in this photo I took at the shoot. Let’s fill his page with images he’s captured over the years!
Update: When/If there is a planned memorial, we will post it here.
So nice to see how many people he touched!
HUGE congratulations to on her Silver medal ride today! It’s been SO cool watching you take this former mister of a young horse to PSG! Well earned accolades for our Anchor Dressage Guru!
Seabring (Sternlicht x Compass, Concerto Grosso) had her Kjento c**t on Friday the 13th! With no help from us! First time mom being awesome!
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Why trainers PUSH horses TOO FAST
Klaus Balkenhol explains, "Although breeders have created a better horse, the market has created a demand for a stronger, healthier, more powerful horse. It's easier to sell a horse that looks like a carefully developed eight-year-old, and not like a three- or four-year-old just beginning his career. If you force it, you can get a three-year-old to physically look like a developed eight-year-old. Too many c**ts remain stallions which, if approved, promise breeders higher prices as three-year-olds. Now 250 to 300 young stallions are presented each year, when only 40 or 50 will be approved.
Few breeders have the sense to geld the yearling stallions and leave them on the pasture to mature naturally. Instead, yearling stallions are brought into a stall, fed too much grain, and at three, look like six- or seven-year-olds. They have muscle mass, but not enough bone structure to support it. They look mature from the outside but aren't . . . and when started to work, degeneration sets in. Competitions also create pressure to push horses too fast as competitions are now scheduled throughout the year without any breaks."
Common Mistakes In Pushing Too Fast
Tightening the noseband: "A horse resists by sticking out his tongue. Tightening the noseband too much puts pressure on the nose and on the poll. If it is necessary to tighten the noseband very tightly, then something has gone very wrong in the basic training of the horse. The horse cannot be relaxed, the first step on the training scale," warns Klaus.
Specializing too early: "Drilling every day in the indoor arena is too intense for the young horse. It's very important, especially in the first two years of training, not to specialize the young horse. Training should include a variety of activities, including trail riding, which is good for the mind as well as building strength with hill work. It should include jumping, either free or low jumps under saddle, including small natural obstacles on the trail, and cavaletti. A variety of work will allow the horse to stay mentally fresh and to enjoy his work. Only when the horse is happy can dressage become art."
Not checking tack frequently: "Saddle and tack need to be checked constantly for proper fit and adjusted as the horse's body changes with growth, and as his fitness improves with the training. If the noseband gets too low, for example, and the skin between the noseband and the bit is rubbed and becomes sore, this causes the horse discomfort and loss of relaxation. Regularly check for sharp edges and bit problems in the horse's mouth and teeth."
Working too long: "The goal of our training is to build the horse's mind and his muscles. Suppleness and relaxation require adequate muscle strength. strengthening requires both contraction and relaxation. Blood flow and oxygenation occur when the muscle relaxes. If the muscle is kept in a constant state of contraction, it loses power and strength, and actually becomes smaller. Frequent rest periods, especially for a young horse at a free walk on a long rein, are necessary. The rest periods are not for a rider's fatigue, but to allow the horse to stretch and relax his muscles. The rest breaks will give you a completely new horse. This is the systematic gymnasticizing of the horse."
Riding when the horseman is tense: "Horses are particularly sensitive to the rider's mood. A rider shouldn't ride if she is under undue stress or doesn't have the time to ride. If the rider has a bad day, give the horse a rest day or go for a relaxing trail ride; don't work in the arena. The horse mirrors the rider's mood."
Not praising the horse enough: "The horse must perform from joy, not subservience. Praising a horse frequently with voice, a gentle pat, or relaxing the reins is very important to keep the horse interested and willing. If the horse offers piaffe, for instance, because he's excited, praise him for it. You shouldn't stop the lesson at that point nor make a big deal out of it. If you don't want piaffe, quietly urge him forward into trot, but you should NEVER punish him for offering the piaffe. - Klaus Blakenhol
Paladin 2020 15.3 Dutch WB c**t.
Sire: Popeye-K, Voltaire
Dam: Suprise, WPL Sarke Prince, Silvio II.
Looking for a new home. Partnership as a stallion prospect or outright sale (either stallion or gelding). PM for more info!
Congratulations to Lilly & Fiona for cruising around a big Training at CDCTA to finish with just some xc time! Fiona looked like a pro out there! The Aiken winter experience really does bump up the skills before the spring events!
Baby nap time, still chilly enough for baby blankets! 📸: Bella DuPree
We have 6 spots left for our Dressage Show on April 16th! Aviva Nebesky is our judge and always give constructive feedback with a smile! Sign up now for the last few spaces!
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Colette is selling some items, so contact her directly at the barn if you’re interested!
We happily took a group to Loch Moy for their jumper schooling! Started off with Catherine and Bowie for 3 great Elementary rounds! Olivia and Arthur rode beautifully and stayed to support the crew! Julie and Ruleena got over their worry and cruised around for a couple super rounds. RS Bella got to take Princess Romy around BN and Nov and flex her jumping skills! She gave Colette and Rave a lead around the first course and Rave totally figured it all out! So fun to watch! Our Training level ladies Sophie/Stan, Maya/Ribbons and Sophie/Rhaps had super rounds showing all the hard work is paying off! Shout out to Elizabeth for helping us out again on the ground! This was a wonderful and perfectly timed schooling opportunity and we are so grateful to have this venue so close! Maya Kozauer Sophia Kozauer Bella DuPree Sophie Gary Julie Wight Colette Scivally
So proud of our today at MDHT! Lots of new skills being flexed and happy horses out competing! Congratulations to first timers Abby and T-bone, Olivia and Frankie (), Olivia and Arthur, and to Raves first outting with Colette! Maya/Ribbons, Sophie/Rhap () and Sophie/Stan () all rode beautifully as well! Hugs & thanks to videographers Susan K, Josh G & John! We had Elizabeth on the ground helping keep the horses happy and riders on time. Love love love our Team Bascule!
When Clients bring dinner to the staff, and they’re SO happy! Robert Natalie Flanders, Cassie Bailey, Bella DuPree Colette Scivally, Sophie Gary
Huge congratulations to Nan Shumaker and her Superman Kozi on their win at Southern Pines last weekend! Another FODS for the win!
When Floo Powder lands you in a muck tub at Bascule! Ava arrived this way and got a hug from !
Al and Fiona waking after a lunchtime nap! Clearly Fiona could go back to sleep!🤣
We are super excited to announce Eventing trainer, Charlie Campbell is joining full time this spring! He has almost a decade of experience riding & training with some of the top riders in our sport. He’s had a particular emphasis on training younger horses up the levels, so there’s a deep knowledge of effective, safe, positive training for all three phases.
We had a wonderful clinic last weekend, challenging him to teach all levels with super positive feedback from all the riders. It’s a great “fit” for our program and his! He will be here April 24-27 to teach before Rolex and back mid May. Outside riders are welcome. Just reach out by PM if interested.
Please let us know if you’re interested in this! We will happily facilitate!!
April Show is open for entries!
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Come in out of the cold! Warm up & tests indoors! Positive judges are scheduled to give a little help post first ride (mini fix-a-test). Super long ribbons to 8th. Hard surface parking. If driving conditions are hazardous, call the barn phone for cancellation information (301-972-8943). PLEASE BE SU...
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Bolero is a kind, sensible 2006 16.3 bay Oldenburg gelding by Showdown out of a Corlander mare. Though bred for ShowJumping, he has several years of rated Dressage Showing under his belt. He has spent the last 4+ years as an Adult Amateur schoolmaster in dressage and showjumping. He has competed once in Eventing before he embarked on the dressage career. This is a super easy horse to live with. He's light in the bridle without being super sensitive. He canters down to the bottom of fences and is a suitable amateur type. He has few miles on him, so is sound and healthy. Hasn't been living on drugs or maintenance...hes the tough sort. Ready for his own human!
Seabring (Sternlicht x Compass, Concerto Grosso) had her Kjento colt on Friday the 13th! With no help from us! First time mom being awesome!
So pleased with our Cappa Irish Charmer youngster, Cloudline Galou-Bing. Shelby in the irons for the last time as she heads to Bezzie Maddens’ barn in NY. Shelby spent 18 months here, many times working with Bing. So much emotion seeing him be so quick at the end to get his feet out of the way! #ISHsrock #galoubetonbottom #whatsnextmom #changeisgood. He’s ready for our next Resident Student Bella DuPree who arrives tomorrow!! Susan Gentry-Cloudline
Fawkes is ready for his new kid! He’s SO unflappable and easy! Anyone wanting to surprise their beginner rider with a pony for Christmas, we can arrange bow! PM for more info!
What a DAY at By Chance schooling show!!! 8 horses, 13 dressage tests, and GREAT riding by all! Trainers Carlie and Andy wanted the students to have the spotlight for this post. Trainer results and videos to follow tomorrow. Our students are the greatest!! 😁😁😁
#teambascule and the #glittersquad had a great day at #mdht1 today!! Mira and Boots had an awesome #moveup ending with a #doubleclear XC!! With a couple of easy places to save points, this will be a very competitive pair at their next outing!! Great job!! #marepower #girlpower #ottbsdoitbetter #slayingthegame #queenb #gogoboots #likereally #GO #whee #perfectprincess #sunkenroad #allthatglitterseventing #atgeventing #rideyourhorse #dontbeweird #wedontsweatwesparkle #werkwerkwerk #werideunicorns
Bald Eagle out at Seneca on their xc course this morning! Landing and parking on fences, certainly must be hunting breakfast! Thanks to SVPC for opening up early so we all can avoid the heat! Stay cool!
Welcome to “Over the Moon”! Surprise had her Popeye K filly last night and everyone healthy! Surprise is a bit protective so over the fence visitors only for awhile! Photos and video always welcome! Congratulations to Surprises “mom” Ellie Campbell and her grandfather Ted on a gorgeous filly!
#trainerCarlie’s #dressagehorse #shtratego making light work of his #crosstraining day with #trainerandy aboard!! So important to keep the #training interesting for the horses and get them out of their routine, as well as being tons of fun!! #teambascule #glittersquad #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #dreamteam #goals #goodboy #tego #dressageponiesjumptoo #noscopenohope #tooeasy #oldenburg #dressage #showjumping #wheeee #dattailflicktho #sobrave
#day4 had the second half of the crew having a good long hack through Hitchcock Woods, followed by dressage lessons for all to run through tests for tomorrow’s event at Full Gallop Farms!! Everyone is peaking in their training at just the right time - keep your eyes open for an exciting post tomorrow about show results!! #eventer #teambascule #glittersquad #dressage #squadjumping #wheeeee #eventprep #showprep #braidsfordayz #braidingtilthefingersbleed #putshaironyourchest #eventersdoitbetter #getitgirl #rideordie #figureitout
Speed Bumpers have started and the weather is sunny! Love our winter jumper shows with indoor warmup AND competition ring!!
#crosstraining is a very important part of the #training process, especially for the #dressage horses!! #trainerCarlie taking her own #shtratego through some cavaletti exercises this past week! Pole work is great for increasing engagement, push, and consistency, as well as being something new and fun for the horses to look at! Check out our website at www.basculefarm.com to sign up for lessons or training rides with our head #DQ, Carlie!! #impulsion #engagement #lift #pushingpower #consistency #trotpoles #canterpoles #yaytego #whee #dressagehorse #oldenburg #fancyfeet #dancingqueen #suchadiva #getitgirl #fancyprancy #thirdlevelhorse #whatagoodboy #dressagequeen
#trainercarlie and her own #shtratego working on their medium trot today 😍😍😍 Carlie has done all the training on this talented horse herself!! Hard work pays off!! So much awesome potential from this pair! If you want to take lessons with our resident #dressagequeen, enlist your horse in #dressagebootcamp, or join #teambascule and come competing with us, check out our website at www.basculefarm.com and reach out today!! #glittersquad #getitgirl #flickthosetoes #dancingshoes #dancingqueen #mediumtrot #dressage #diva #workhardplayhard #werkwerkwerk #nowthatssuspension #floatlikeabutterfly #pushingpower #goodboy #allthecookies #goals #positiongoals #horsegoals
When you get to ride the #trainershorse 😍😍😍 look at #trainerShannon’s very own #rotwingbaby Sarabi packing around D2 #ponyclubber Olivia this morning!! I think this pair deserves some cookies (human and horse) for both great riding and #unicorn behavior!! Sign up for lessons or training rides with any of our fabulous trainers so you too can learn #greatriding and your ponies can learn #unicornbehavior!! Now taking new clients and new boarders for competition or just bettering skills, DM for details or check out our website at www.basculefarm.com #socute #myheart #goals #perfectprincess #itssocuteimgonnadie #nocrazychestnutmarehere #allthebestonesarered #hanoverian #unicornstatus #loveher #perfection
Great start to Maryland Starter HT with #trainerandy warming up Avalanche and Claire for their first ever event! #glittersquad #firsttimesthecharm #lanceisking #redheadsdoitbetter #momwantedthistraceclip #toomuchfun #bestkidsareatbascule #maxassistantcoach #pleasetakeitoffmom
Trainer Shannon giving King a jump school today! 2012 15.3 hand bay unraced TB gelding (no papers, but verified pedigree) for sale. He's very quiet on the flat. We have taught lessons on him. He trail rides and is not spooky. Sound, no vices! Easy keeper and can live out 24/7. Pm for more information.
Not to be outdone by the 4 horse trailer! Here’s the 7 horse crew! Elizabeth, Claire, Bella and Julie
What a brave group of babies and lovely riding in #babygroupjump today!! #trainershannon piloting Raindrop, RS Hannah atop of Footsie, Ainsley riding Risqué, and Eliza on Arklow, then off for a nice hack. What smart, easy students!! #raindropsonroses #rabbitsfoot #risqué #arklow #rotwingbabies #babysfirstjump #sosmart #yaybabies #goodponies #marepower #eventer #eventersintraining #juniorjumperleague #warmblood #hannovarian
Maya and Billie showing us how it’s done through the super fun grid our wonderful instructors set up! Sign up for lessons to get your gridwork in while the thunderstorms keep us inside!! #gotd #gridoftheday #billieidol #ottb #whatacutepair #hardworkpaysoffs #getitgirl #werkwerkwerk #teambascule #glittersquad #eventing #gridwork
Maya and Ribbons, Sophie and Molly, and Sydney and Raisin working on their drill team/group dressage and synchronized leg yields during their weekly group lesson! It’s so rewarding seeing the growth of these lovely girls and their wonderful mares!! #KozauerPowerHour #drillteam #wholeride #turnandchange #groupdressage #legyield #girlpower #marepower #rockitgirl #goteam #teambascule #glittersquad
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