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07/09/2026

How is it already July?! This year has been incredibly busy and flying by. Silver left for his new home with an advanced event rider from Kentucky 😁😁. So excited to see what she can bring out in him, he’s a special guy and I’m sure he’ll have some big tracks in his future!

Not only that but we got to welcome this handsome guy! Welcome Cruise! He is SO chill and laid back that he didn’t make it to the track. After meeting him, I totally get it. I had to pick shavings out of his droopy lip this morning 🤪. Can’t wait to get started with him! Ellen Super

04/26/2026

This gorgeous boy is currently en route to our farm! Stay tuned 😍😍😍😍

04/01/2026

Man we have been busy this year and it’s only April 1st! Clay, Maui and Legend have all found their perfect homes. On top of that, my surgeon has given me the “all clear” to get back in the saddle. Sorry Gilbert, time to get back to work! Stay tuned as we prepare to fill the barn up again!

02/06/2026

***SOLD***

Name: Legend (JC: pacific legend)
Age: 7 years old
Height: 16.2
Breed/sex: ottb gelding
Location: north east, PA

Who’s looking for a real life unicorn?! I’m talking the perfect young horse who has A rated jumper miles at the 3’ levels with a 16 year old rider, hacks around beautifully with a 11 year old rider and then has played in the hunter ring and xc schooled. Legend is your guy! He is very very very reasonably listed for a horse with quite the resume, his current family is looking to add a mini Prix horse to their string and unfortunately need to make room!

Legend came to my farm in summer 2023, he was very quickly matched with a solid confident 14 year old rider who has produced him up through the jumper levels herself. His rider has schooled him up to 3’6” with A show miles through 3’. She describes him as “super game” for anything you point him at, seems to really love cross country. She said he is super sweet on the ground, fun to ride and be around, always willing! Legend has played in the hunter ring at schooling shows and done derby type of courses. He has a confirmed flying change.

Legend enjoys the occasional trail ride and go with or without a rider. He stands tied at the trailer, good with the vet and farrier, has no “quirks” or soundness issues.

Sounds too good to be true right?! Told you it’s a unicorn. This boy has great miles under his belt all with young riders. Now- I should say that his young riders are solid confident riders who are comfortable with young horses. This horse is not suitable for beginners or timid riders and he can have his moments of getting excited, no buck/rear or spook under saddle, no stop at fences, just can build and get quick during a course. He prefers a quiet rider.

Legend is listed for 2️⃣5️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣. He is located in . ***Please note** I am listing him
for his family as they do not have social media, I will forward serious inquiries onto his family!

VIDEOS:
Jumper round at horse show:
https://youtu.be/svdU4RKDmCI?feature=shared

Xc fence:
https://youtu.be/u6URdb_B4iw?si=K7NxzSEw-9t60wh7

Jump school at home:
https://youtu.be/kB6K8hULrWM?si=SXjjVITycT4M_1YT

Flat school with 11 year old rider:
https://youtu.be/fMw_kqJDYqY?feature=shared

01/23/2026

Our boys got to enjoy a few hours of play time in the fields before the impending snow. Soon they will all be tucked into deeply bedded stalls, double blankets, overstuffed hay nets, heated water and warm soaked alfalfa. We’re ready for 💪

01/17/2026

Sale horse “Gilbert” stretching his legs! Wow this guy is nice!!

01/11/2026

We hauled 6 horses over to our friends at Swan Creek Stables to get updated sale videos for our 3 horses and for a Foxglove Stable field trip! All of the horses were on their best behavior after they settled in and great rides by all!! Hard to say which horse gets the gold star of the day since they were all perfect! Thank you so much to Amanda Suglia for sharing her farm with us, ViKtória Bodnár for catch riding my babies for me and spending the day helping, and Brittany Wanda Karen Sullivan Atkins Alex Faust for the amazing lessons! Ellen Super

12/03/2025

Let’s talk about who has the best brain for a baby 4 yr old TB. Anyone that knows me has probably heard me say “buy the brain, train the rest”! Clay has only been ridden twice in the last year, between having a baby and breaking my shoulder. He has a sale appointment scheduled tomorrow so I hauled him over to our friends at Foxglove Stable so he can see an indoor before the appointment. After MAYBE 10 minutes on the lunge, he took a deep breath and was instantly calm and relaxed. He arrived at my farm in July 2024, right before I found out I was pregnant, so he’s pretty much got to hang out in the field and grow up. I think he’s going to be pretty special 🥰 If anyone’s looking I probably have some of the best brained tbs in my barn right now!

11/27/2025

We have 3 really great TBs available and we’re motivated to find them their homes before winter sets in! Unfortunately, I broke my shoulder a few months ago and will be out of the saddle until spring time. Id like to find them their person instead of having them sit in the field all winter! All 3 are sound and ready to get to work.

All are located in Columbia station Ohio

1. Gilbert (JC:gilcrease) 5 year old 16.2 ottb gelding. Very good boy under saddle despite being quite green, barn favorite that everyone loves to ride. Slight more of a kick ride but doesn’t under stand what leg means so that can change with mileage. He is a cribber controlled with strap. Upper 4 figures.

2. Clay (JC: Clay kicker) 4 year old 16.1-16.2h ottb gelding. Clay has been turned out in my field for over a year due to life circumstances and he is ready for a job! He is responsive under saddle and slightly more go than whoa but we do carry a crop and have to give him the occasional kick. Picks up things quickly and should be a fun project! No vices, Mid 4 figures

3. Maui (mahalo ‘22 not registered with JC). 3 year old 16.1-16.2 gelding. Not raced, registered or broke. This is a horse that will be a great project for someone to start from the ground up. Requires a very experienced trainer to start him under saddle. Happiest when he’s in the field and doesn’t love being stalled, he’d love a pasture board set up! Bottom 4s or OBO.

11/01/2025

Clay (jc clay kicker)
4 year old
16.1-16.2 ottb gelding
Columbia station Ohio

Clay is a 4 year old, 16.1-16.2 ottb gelding. This boy is THICK and has a very large barrel to him, he has no problem taking up a riders leg. Clay is easy to handle on the ground and a pleasure to have in the barn. He’s friendly and wants the attention from whoever may have snacks, he is respectful and doesn’t get mouthy when begging! He gets along with every horse in the field and is the bottom or middle of the totem pole. He does well with dominant horses and keeps to himself in the field, but doesn’t mind taking charge if he’s with a passive horse. He did well with my mini in turn out! The best way to describe Clay is that he tends to match the energy of the barn/herd mates. If you have an anxious nervous horse he’ll mimic it but if you have a quiet chill buddies he’ll meld right in.

Even though he’s only 4 and fairly green, he tries hard to figure out what his rider is asking. He’s a happy medium of kick and go, uncomplicated in the bridle, and responsive to the riders leg aids. I think this boy will be a fairly easy restart for an experienced rider.

Clay came to my barn the summer of 2024, I found out I was pregnant shortly after he arrived and made the decision not to start my young horses while pregnant. Clay hung out in the field all winter and spring while I adjusted to new mom life. In July 2025 I was starting my string of young horses and unfortunately came off one (not him) and broke my shoulder. I am once again grounded and Clay is still chilling in the field. He’s had close to a year of turn out due to life circumstances and is more than ready to get into training. Recently, We pulled him out of the field after sitting for 9 months, after a few min on the lunge we hopped right on and picked up where we left off. By ride two he was quiet and relaxed from the start. He excels quickly from each ride!

Clay has no limitations and can go in any direction that his rider wants! Due to his size, age, and current training level I would not recommend him for a beginner, inexperienced or timid rider. This guy will be perfect for an experienced rider who is looking for their next project.

Clay is located in Columbia station Ohio and listed for $6750

https://youtu.be/xu-pVSVg7C4?feature=shared

Address

25935 Akins Road
Columbia Station, OH
44028

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 9pm
Tuesday	8am - 9pm
Wednesday	8am - 9pm
Thursday	8am - 9pm
Friday	8am - 9pm
Saturday	8am - 9pm
Sunday	8am - 9pm

Telephone

+14404655590

Website

https://www.trialanderrorfarms.com/

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