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September

September is the star of our barn. Trained from the start of his career through Grand Prix by his former owner, Molly Xanthopoulos, September has started his second career as Glenda's schoolmaster. He is a perfect gentleman with a great work ethic and sense of humor. In Glenda's view, a more perfect horse can not exist. We were not sure how he would react to the donkeys and sheep when he moved in, but as you can see from the photo, he thinks the donkeys are very tasty and they line up for his licks!

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Paladino

Pino has been with Glenda for over two years. He is in full training with Holly and the two make a great pair. Pino is a sensitive and complicated horse. We don't know what experiences from his past have formed such impressions on him. Through Holly's patience and expertise, he is learning to trust his rider. Glenda serves as his ground person and his confidence soars when she is around. Pino put the "P" in PBJDressage.

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Grace and Boden

Glenda bought Grace (photo by Bob Tarr) as a 5 month old and the two have been together since. Grace is a grand-daughter of Grundstein and has top notch bloodlines. Glenda showed her through first level and she is now in training with Holly and is showing second level. Grace is the mother of Boden shown on the right. Boden is by Bordeaux and has style and lovely gates. Unfortunately, Boden has had a series of illnesses throughout his short life and is destined to be a pasture pal.

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Elliot and Giny

Retired to the important jobs of baby sitting the other horses and eating candy, Elliot (left) and Giny (right) have earned their well deserved rest. Elliot, a Dutch Warmblood, is in his mid twenties and was shown through second level. Giny is of unknown age and came to us as a rescue pony over 11 years ago. She was severely foundered and had suffered from extreme neglect, but with the right care she soon became the queen of the barn. Giny has free roam of the property preferring to be on the other side of the fences from the larger and more active horses.

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