Legacy Oaks Farm

08/11/2026

Stonegate Raindrop

2018 Top of the Line Small

Stonegate Raindrop “Louisa” just made her Pony Finals debut and came in 5th under saddle in the Small Greens!

- Exquisite mover
- Plenty of scope over fences
- Auto changes
- Brave and unflappable at shows
- Always game for an eq course or handy round
- Happy to trail and jump around in the field
- Fun personality the barn kids love
- Sire: Blue Who

We wish our team could take her further but her rider has aged out of the Smalls. With a few more miles she could be a top PF contender.

Located in Buckhead, GA 30625
More videos, photos, inquiries call or text Jess 404-861-5872

06/26/2026

06/26/2026

2 DOGS MISSING ASTONDALE AND COLHAM FERRY

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Both are very friendly. May or may not be together. If found, please call Jess 404-861-5872

Black and white Aussie usually mistaken for a border collie

Large white Anatolian Shepherd, has arthritis in her back legs and may be moving slowly

They usually follow fence lines and creeks, but always come home within a few minutes. If you have property on the following roads or nearby, please keep an extra eye out on your property.

Astondale, Bridlegate, Elder Mill, Saxton, Colham Ferry, Hwy 15 or nearby roads

06/24/2026

HBD, Diesel!

03/02/2026

So thankful to our friends at Southern Sky Farm for all their hard work to get Stonegate Raindrop qualified for Pony Finals 2026!

🎉 HUGE Congratulations 🎉 to Scarlett Kelly and Stonegate Raindrop, owned by Jessica Moseley, on qualifying for Pony Finals 2026 in the Small Green Pony division! Scarlett & Louisa have been working towards this goal for over a year and we can’t wait to see what they bring in August!

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(They also championed in the schooling pony!)

01/26/2026

Ice Storm Update:
All the horses are happy and healthy. We did turn out this morning and they were relieved to get out of the stalls. They have warm water throughs with the de-icers in the pastures and plenty of hay.

The barn will remain closed today. There are sheets of ice on the roof that are starting to slide and fall. Water to the barn is shut off. We’re using a 200’ hose from the house to top water off when needed. With the extended low temps this week that might be the case for a while. We’re so thankful we did not ever lose power and hope that remains the case today with the high winds.

Everyone stay safe out there! We’ll be cursing 100 degree weather before we know it!

01/04/2026

These little farms are the funniest things. These micro ecosystems we build, toiling away each day to make the pieces work together happily, just so. Each horse playing their part in the herd and with all of us on the farm.

Today Diesel went to Clemson to be with Avery this semester, his first trip up. They’ll likely be home for summer, and back up in the fall.

I miss him an irrational amount already.

He was not mine, but my place was his, and that’s a delicate relationship.

I came home and did a few chores, unhitched the trailer, and noticed I can hear his absence, like someone turned down the dial on a radio playing on the other end of the barn aisle. New boarders arrive in a couple weeks, the volume will turn back up, our little ecosystem will evolve. But in the meantime it’s just a full moon and a quiet January.

Photo of Diesel and Sweetie napping together on either side of their cross fence. And he met a new chicken friend today. He’s gonna be just fine.