HOME-MADE fly spray & repellants

Insect Repellant- 2 oz. Witch hazel
60 drops citronella

Fly Spray- 2 cups apple cider vinegar
2 cups / cold prepared tea (sage)
20 drops Citronella Oil
20 Drops Eucalyptus Oil
10 Drops Lavender Oil
10 drops Tea tree Oil
10 Dros Cedar Oil
1/2 cup/ organic hair conditioner
(shake well before use)

Quick Fly Spray- 18 ounces Vinegar
2 tbsp Lifetree Soap

Fly Spray - 1 cup vinegar / white or apple cider
1 cup / Herbal Tea (Prepared & Cold)
3 tbsp. Olive Oil
1/2 cup/ Organic Hair Conditioner
2 ounces peppermint



Always patch test each product individually for allergies - before using on the whole horse.

Herbs & Essential Oils ( common insect repellants) -
Basil
Bay Leaves
Cloves
Lemon Basil
Rosemary
Sage
Lemon grass
Lavender
Thyme
Eucalyptus
Cedar Wood
Peppermint
Vanilla
Tea Tree

LESSON AND TRAINING SERVICES OFFERED

STABLE ENEMITIES
* Box Stall, deeply bedded with straw
* Daily Turn-out
* A.M. & P.M. Feedings
* Free choice hay or grass in pastures
* Tack Room
* Indoor Riding Arena
* Outdoor Ring ( 150X300 - Jump Course)
* Bridle Path
* Other full services available


LESSON PROGRAM
Jumping * Lunge-Line * Basic Dressage

HORSE TRAINING PROGRAMS
Basic backing and Training * Daily Maintenance * Show Ring

Winter Whoa's

• Blanket For protection - please make sure your horse's winter blankets are at least (300 grams) weight, water proof and wind resistant. When a horse wears a blanket his natural defense of warming his body is eliminated. In nature the horses hair grows long and traps air to help in insulating the body. Your horse's Hair is flattened while wearing blankets - rendering the natural warming defenses useless. We recommend using a layering system in the winter of (2) or more blankets.
• Horse Shoes (shoes build up with ice & snow) - If you plan on riding outdoors in the winter. Consider having the farrier put a bubble pad under the horse shoes to eliminate build-up of ice & snow. Another option would be to let your horse go barefoot for the winter.
• Body Clipping- If you plan on riding and showing regularly during the winter months......Consider body, trace or partial clipping of your horses hair coat. This will allow your horse to cool down and dry at a quicker rate.