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Newberry Farm Newberry Farm is a small family owned & operated horse facility in Kellyville, OK.

If you want to enjoy horses in a fun & relaxed environment, this is the place for you!

Claire has 2 students competing in the Branded Bonanza Missouri Mustang Makeover this weekend! These girls have spent th...
10/16/2026

Claire has 2 students competing in the Branded Bonanza Missouri Mustang Makeover this weekend! These girls have spent the past several months gentling & training these formerly wild 2yr old mustangs all on their own (under Claire’s instruction). We’re so excited to see them show today & tomorrow!

10/14/2026

The “licking & chewing” being an indicator of a horse thinking is a myth… horses aren’t that complicated. The licking & chewing is most often just a sign of the horse calming down after a stressful situation (which could be a training session/learning a new skill, getting chased by another horse, being spooked on the trail, etc…). Carson’s explanation is spot on. We still like to see this happen during training because it’s one indicator of a horse that can regulate emotion/stress well, but knowing what’s really going on, vs perpetuating a myth is important.

10/13/2026

Shiloh’s baby daddy 🥰 Can’t wait to meet our little one!!

Figured I should make a specific post about how Felix did at his very first show under saddle, since I’ve been posting h...
10/13/2026

Figured I should make a specific post about how Felix did at his very first show under saddle, since I’ve been posting his journey from the beginning. For those who are new to this page, I got Felix (AQHA name: Booneshine Whizkey) almost a year ago (Nov 2025). He was in a pretty bad situation & needed to gain a LOT of weight & muscle. Over the past 11 months, he has grown so much physically & mentally, & has been a joy to work with.

At the Tulsa State Fair this year, I decided to get Felix in the arena as much as I could in classes I knew he could handle, & he did not let me down! As a 2yr old competing in a decent size open division (we had 9-10 in each class), Felix placed 1st in Open Ranch Trail, 3rd in Open Trail, & 4th, 5th, & 6th in Open Ranch Riding, Open Western Pleasure, & Open Western Horsemanship (I can’t remember which placings went with those last 3 classes).

10/13/2026

God Is Great, And People Are Crazy

If you are more than an hour old you have probably noticed how most people are never happy. It doesn’t matter what it is, someone will find a major issue with most anything.

Let me give you some examples. I will get numerous remarks about how some people love that I ride some horses bridleless. I also get people that won't watch because they think its foolish. A lady last week said she was unfollowing my page because I made a reel and the horse had a bit in its mouth. Either way people get upset.

And of course the old spur debate rears up. You are horrible if you use spurs! But yet they dont understand how I use them, which is basically never if used correctly. And they don’t want to know either.

I was asked recently why I dont sell horses much. This is a great question, and my answer.
Because there is no upside to it. Many people blame sellers for misrepresenting horses, which does happen. But what we don’t talk enough about is buyers misrepresenting themselves. Many will say, I am looking for this or that, I've done all this, I can handle that horse. Can you? Should you?

What irritates me is when people buy a really nice horse, then mess with its head by doing things totally different than what it took to teach that horse how to be nice. Then after a couple of weeks, we blame the seller for "drugging" the horse and then ruin their reputation by slandering their name. Im not saying drugging hasn't been done, it has, but in this day and age, do your research.

Let's remember this, a horse is a mirror of what is inside of you. Watch a person ride a horse for awhile, by and large, an anxious person will always ride anxious horses. A calm person will make calm horses. A confident person rides confident horses. See the correlation?

So, lets all just slow down and breathe, and remember that we are all on a journey in life. We are all doing the best we can with the knowledge we have at the time.

End of rant.

Pc Rachel Ann Photography

Beautiful Shiloh is glowing!! We can’t wait to meet her Gypsy Sport Horse baby in a little over 4 months 🥰
10/12/2026

Beautiful Shiloh is glowing!! We can’t wait to meet her Gypsy Sport Horse baby in a little over 4 months 🥰

We had students & trainers showing in almost every class & division at the Tulsa State Fair this past weekend: halter, s...
10/12/2026

We had students & trainers showing in almost every class & division at the Tulsa State Fair this past weekend: halter, showmanship, ranch ground handling, western pleasure, western horsemanship, trail, ranch riding, ranch trail, hunter under saddle, hunt seat equitation, barrel race, flag race, & stakes. Here is just one photo of each person to represent the diversity in our program. We love it when our students branch out & try something new with their horse! We strive for the “all around horse” here!

Thunder, the yearling Mustang, went home today! He was gentled & halter trained over the past 2 1/2 months, then shown a...
10/12/2026

Thunder, the yearling Mustang, went home today! He was gentled & halter trained over the past 2 1/2 months, then shown at the Tulsa State Fair in halter & ranch ground handling to gain some experience. This little Mustang is now set up for success as he goes home to grow & eventually be started under saddle to become a trail horse. We wish Thunder & his owner, Steve, all the best!

We had a fantastic group showing at the Tulsa State Fair this weekend! Lots of firsts for students & their horses… and t...
10/12/2026

We had a fantastic group showing at the Tulsa State Fair this weekend! Lots of firsts for students & their horses… and they all handled it so well! Thank you to our trainers, Claire & Samantha, for prepping their students & helping them in & out of the show ring. Thank you to all the families of our students… they couldn’t do this without your support!

10/12/2026

If you hang around long enough with us after the horse show is over at the fair, you might just get an impromptu lesson on riding your horse bridleless! Claire & I had fun demonstrating to 2 of her students how it’s done… and they got to try it for the first time on their horses!

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Kellyville, OK

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

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