June Hill

08/20/2024

Hi everyone!

I’m reaching out to ask for a little help. We still have many incredible exchange students eagerly awaiting placement for the upcoming school year, and we need your help to find them welcoming homes.

Hosting an exchange student is a wonderful opportunity to bring a new culture into your home, create lifelong connections, and make unforgettable memories. If you’re not ready to commit for the entire year, consider hosting a student for a short period so they can start school while we continue searching for a permanent placement.

Even if hosting isn’t the right fit for you, that’s okay! When you refer a family who ends up hosting, you’ll earn $1,000 as a thank you from Greenheart!

Interested? Please message me for more details, or visit hostwithgreenheart.org. To refer a family, visit referwithgreenheart.org.

Please pass this along to friends or family members, or share it to help spread the word.

Thank you all!

07/10/2023

We can free up stalls in our barn if anyone needs to move horses in an emergency due to flooding. Text 415-299-1282. Stay dry!

05/25/2022

The ANNUAL TENT SALE 💫💥 STOREWIDE Savings! & Raffles!

04/24/2022

When picking paddocks is a Sunday Family activity

04/02/2022

“It’s absolutely mind boggling if you think about it.

Your horse gets absolutely nothing out of being competitive for you. Not a darn thing. Of course horses are bred for specific jobs, or they’re bred to be athletic to a certain degree. However, horses don’t wake up thinking about chasing cans, or cows, or flying over jumps.

They have no idea how much money is added to the pot.

They have no idea that this is a qualifier. They have no idea that this is the short go.

And DESPITE us... DESPITE our nerves, our flaws, our incorrect ques, our huge emotions, they get the job done to their very best ability. Even when we fail them by letting our emotions get in the way, they come back and they try again. For US. Whoa. Let that sink in. If only we could all be so understanding.

To think of an animal that is forgiving and flexible enough to put up with the repetition of practice, the intense nerves of the rider, the stress of hauling and still meet you at the gate for scratches is MIND. BLOWING.

If you haven’t done so lately. Thank your horse.

If you’re successful, thank the horses that put you there and made you. Thank the horses that gave everything they had for you simply because you ASKED them to.

If you’re still on the journey to success, thank the horses that made you fall in love with your sport and who have helped give you the confidence to want to learn more and be better.

We can never stop learning as horsemen and horsewomen, and by continuing our education every horse in our future will be better off.

Next time you head to the arena leave your ego at the door and thank your horse!”

~Samantha Roffers

Pic credit is Stable Equestrian

03/30/2022

I'm calling this "Three butts and a view"

03/28/2022

Mud season in Vermont calls for flexibility. 💪 we set up temporary paddocks in the outdoor arena while the fields are resting and drying. Gotta keep the horses happy!

02/21/2022

The wonky weather is keeping everyone indoors, so here's a good throwback to a warm day in the snow. The boys thought it was more fun rolling without a blanket on than coming inside for dinner! Everyone can't wait for summer ✌

02/04/2022

The turnout for our horses is down a hill, so if you have to walk it up and down in deep snow, you just take a little nap anywhere you can....
This is the actual reality of caring for horses during a snow storm.

01/27/2022

Mary Josephine's cute little fella helped with barn chores on a cold Thursday morning. Welcome to the barn family, Woody!

12/25/2021

Happy Holidays from our barn to yours.

12/14/2021