Textile is a 2005 15.3 hh Hanoverian gelding. Very clean and athletic jumper, lovely flashy movement on the flat. Just getting started in his eventing career. Very talented. Goes in a happy mouth! Sweet as can be with perfect manners. Very sane!! Will suit a variety of riders! Eventing or jumpers or dressage. Loads of fun to ride! kseventing@yahoo.com 25k
Sahara is a 2003, 15.3h, TB mare, never raced, privately bred. Athletic jumper with tons of scope. Accurate and steady on the flat. Very nice all around horse for a child, young rider or adult to have a blast with in eventing or jumpers. Currently in Aiken,SC kseventing@yahoo.com 15k
Readers are invited to check out Kristin’s blog for updates. Most recently, Kristin reflects on the ups and downs of 2011, with all of the “firsts” that made it such a memorable year as well as all of the things that she has to look forward to in 2012.
“Over the last few months I have had a bit of time to reflect on the past year for KSE. While we had a slow start to the year, we ended up having a whirlwind of a finish!
Having both Joey and Rox sidelined early on in the spring season left me feeling a bit defeated because we had some really fun goals we were working hard for. Rox was going to move up to advanced and I hoped to qualify for a 3-star; Joey was aimed at Badminton, a lifelong dream. Well, that didn’t happen! But (here comes the first of my ‘firsts’). it was the first time that I entered and was ACCEPTED at Badminton! I think that’s pretty special chapter in my book!
Well, those boys came back with a vengeance and I gained some perspective on my career. I had felt, for lack of a better word, down about not getting to Badminton, so I needed to snap out of that funk and get going on some new plans! I thought, well hey, let’s aim Rox at the Pan American Games! So off to Rebecca Farm on a plane to do another 2-star we went!” Read more on Kristin’s blog.
Kristin and Ballylaffin Bracken “Rox” named alternates to TEAM USA for the Pan Am Games this October 2011.
Lexington, KY — The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Eventing High Performance program congratulates Kristin Schmolze on her invitation into the 2011 Developing Rider Program. Riders were selected for this program by either submitting an application, or were recommended by Talent Spotters or the Selection Committee. Continue reading
We started using the Haygain Hay Steamer for all of my competition horses at the beginning of this year and I couldn’t be happier with the results. This is the truly the healthiest way to feed hay, which is the most important part of a horse’s diet. Not only does the Haygain Hay Steamer rid our hay of potential mold or fungus, it converts it into a wholesome forage that my horses really enjoy! Even my picky eaters (the ones that never used to finish their hay) are now finishing every last scrap!
After adding Mushroom Matrix to the daily regimen of my top event horses, I noticed a significant improvement in their physical and mental well-being. From a competition standpoint, my three upper-lever eventers have a greater focus and a calmer disposition after starting on the ECP Matrix. This has translated into a greater willingness to perform to the level they are being asked. Continue reading
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Press Release: Kristin Schmolze Eventing and Sport Horses Partners with Kedrah House Stud to Import Ricardo Z Offspring to USA 28 July, 2011 — Califon , New Jersey
Kristin Schmolze Eventing and Sport Horses of Califon, NJ is partnering with Kedrah House Stud of Ireland to import quality young horses to the United States. Schmolze, who runs a training business out of Everbreeze Farm, has imported frozen semen for several years from the two stallions standing at Kedrah House: Ricardo Z and Lux Z. They hope that bringing some of the stallions’ young offspring to the United States will help promote the breeding side of the business too. Continue reading