White Crest Farms

06/12/2026

Webinar June 18th at 4:00 PM

05/31/2026

Cinch placement

🪎3 THINGS EVERY HORSE OWNER NEEDS TO KNOW About Cinch Placement

🪎PLACE THE CINCH IN THE NATURAL GIRTH GROOVE

💎THE CINCH SHOULD SIT IN THE NATURAL NARROW AREA JUST BEHIND THE ELBOW. THIS ALLOWS THE SADDLE TO STAY STABLE AND LETS THE HORSE MOVE FREELY.

🪎RIGHT PLACE

💎PLACE THE CINCH IN THE HORSE’S NATURAL GIRTH GROOVE JUST BEHIND THE ELBOW.

💎TOO FAR FORWARD CREATES PRESSURE & RESTRICTION.

💎PRESSURE BEHIND THE ELBOW CAN RESTRICT SHOULDER MOVEMENT, REDUCE STRIDE FREEDOM, AND CAUSE SORENESS. PROPER PLACEMENT SUPPORTS COMFORT, MOVEMENT, AND PERFORMANCE.

💎AVOID PRESSURE
TOO FAR FORWARD INCREASES PRESSURE BEHIND THE ELBOW AND CAN RESTRICT MOVEMENT AND CAUSE SORENESS.

🪎DON’T OVER-TIGHTEN THE CINCH
OVER-TIGHTENING SHIFTS PRESSURE FORWARD AND CAN AFFECT BREATHING, MOVEMENT, AND COMFORT. TIGHTEN GRAUDALLY, WALK THE HORSE, THEN RECHECK FOR A PROPER FIT.

💎RIGHT TENSION
OVER-TIGHTENING SHIFTS PRESSURE AND CAN AFFECT PERFORMANCE. TIGHTEN GRADUALLY AND RECHECK AFTER.

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05/28/2026

Is Your Horse a People Pleaser: Are You?

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Discover how people-pleasing patterns in humans mirror subtle appeasement behaviors in horses. This article explores the difference between true cooperation and quiet compliance, why “prey animal” labels miss the full picture of equine coping strategies, and how to recognize the often-overlooked...

05/27/2026

Weekends at White Crest Farm mean full arenas, happy horses, and riders soaking up every minute. Whether you’re training hard or just enjoying a hack, the barn is the place to be.

05/20/2026

Sunrise over the pastures never gets old. The horses stretch, yawn, and wander out to greet the day like the world’s most majestic alarm clocks. Here’s to another peaceful start at White Crest Farm.

05/19/2026

"Horses change lives. They give our young people confidence and self-esteem. They provide peace & tranquility to troubled souls,, they give us hope!"
-Toni Robinson

05/04/2026

Google wanted to protect this horse's identity. 🤣

Google Maps accidentally blurred a horse’s face… and the internet absolutely ran with it.

In a recent Street View capture, Google’s AI — normally used to blur human faces and license plates — mistakenly treated a horse like a person, neatly obscuring its face for “privacy.” The result? A completely ordinary horse standing by the roadside… with its identity fully protected.

Naturally, it went viral.

Social media filled up fast with jokes, with people thanking Google for respecting the horse’s privacy and rolling out endless puns — “neigh-meless” quickly becoming a favourite. It’s exactly the kind of harmless, ridiculous moment the internet loves.

But not everyone missed the irony.

While a horse with no concept of privacy gets full protection, many pointed out that human data is still routinely tracked and monetised in ways most users barely notice. The contrast gave the joke a sharper edge for some.

Interestingly, this isn’t the first time it’s happened. Google’s blurring system has occasionally overcorrected before, including past cases where animals were treated like people. The AI is built to err on the side of caution — and apparently, anything with eyes looking toward the camera qualifies.

Even if it’s a horse.

04/20/2026

Wow, what a throwback!

04/15/2026

The Perks of Being a Barn Flower: Finding the Riding Community You Deserve

Within the first week of my daughter’s time at her new barn, I got a text from the trainer: “She is talking in the tack room and already made a friend." It was such a simple thing, but it told me everything.

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Within the first week of my daughter’s time at her new barn, I got a text from the trainer.  “She is talking in the tack room and already made a friend,” the text read.  It was such a simple thing, but it told me everything. In this barn, kids feel comfortable enough to just be […]

04/12/2026

So sweet!