KnoTweed Farms

08/09/2025

01/13/2025

To blanket or not to blanket…. The never ending debate. Here is my take:
Do what your horse needs. That’s it. I have 2 very fuzzy thick coated ponies that I don’t blanket. They have access out of the elements. My other horses simply don’t have as thick coats as the ponies do. Recently I started incorporating ground flax seed into their diets, and I have noticed a significant difference in all of their coats. At the end of the day, don’t listen to anyone who isn’t your horse!

12/14/2024

Christmas farm dogs(2/4 that is) 🎄

10/10/2024

Farm manager, Storm, working very hard this morning

10/09/2024

This mare NEVER fails to impress me😈💜

10/04/2024

Sprit in the Wind😈

09/02/2024

🌽🍂

08/28/2024

Got 99 problems but a bay ain’t one

08/25/2024

Let me take a second to talk about these 3 wonderful horses!
This is a new arena for all of them, and they did better than imagined! It was one of those, “whatever you feel comfortable with” kinda days for them all.

Rosie! When I got her, she was underweight, nervous, and didn’t know anything under saddle. I did so much desensitizing, feeding, loving, grooming, you name it, with her. 2 years later she is my ride or die. If I want a solid, safe, no funny business ride I turn to her. Typically she is an English pony, but today she dipped her toe into ranch riding! Neck reining, flying lead changes, and cute little jogging!

Bay! A huge, registered APHA, mare. Bred for cutting, reining, and racing. She definitely thinks she is a race horse. Like Rosie, she typically enjoys her time riding English and popping over jumps, but today was different. “Let’s try what you are bred to do”. Itsy bitsy jogging and a solid ranch lope. “I think I broke my English horse”

Scotty MFG! A project horse I have take over recently. He never ceases to amaze me with everything. A BIG lofty mover! Can’t wait to see what the future holds for this guy!