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Training Update: Jewel 

Claire has done an absolute AMAZING job training Jewel for SAFE. Our little palomino paint has transformed into a beautiful young riding mare with a TON of potential. Claire had a few things to tell us about the progress Jewel has made and riding her in last monthā€™sā€¦

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April Volunteer of the Month: Jayne Tracy 

Our April Volunteer of the Month has been a steadfast friend of SAFE for more than three years. She has a quiet way with people and horses. She doesnā€™t need the spotlight and goes about her work with a cheerful willingness that makes the Saturday morning shift runā€¦

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Ben at the Joel Conner Clinic, April 16ā€“17, 2016 

(as reported by Benā€™s regular rider, Lisa Garr) In December of 2015, Ben and I participated in a clinic at SAFE with trainer Joel Conner and I was just hoping he would stay calm enough to participate safely. Well, he blew me away then with his focus, willingness, andā€¦

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Eye Surgery is a Success 

We have good news to share: Anakin had his eye surgery done last Thursday and it was a complete success. He spent the night after the surgery at Rainland Farm Equine Clinic so Dr McCracken could watch over him following the procedure, and he was released into our careā€¦

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Jessel Medical Update 

On February 5th, Jessel sustained a skull fracture while she and Tess were playing in turnout. Radiographs were taken and determined that the fracture was about 2 1/2ā€ long and had slightly dislodged the bone in her face. She was prescribed antibiotics, painā€¦

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Stella Medical Update 

On March 24th, Stella came up completely lame on the left hind leg. Dr. McCracken came out and diagnosed her with a peroneus tertius tendon rupture. This tendon is part of the apparatus in the hind limb that coordinates flexion and extension of the stifle and hock.ā€¦

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First meeting of new friends 

With Shayā€™s recent passing, Marta was in need of a new friend to join her at her lovely foster home in Fall City. Since weā€™ve determined that Aubrey is not sound enough to be ridden, she seemed a good choice. Here are photos of the two mares meeting for the first timeā€¦

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Bingo at the Barn
Oct 6 from 1ā€“4 pm
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Joel Conner Horsemanship Clinic
October 25ā€“27
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Holiday Open House and Craft Sale
Dec 8 from 12ā€“3pm
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A Visit with Remy

A Visit with Remy 

We visited with Remy recently in Oregon where heā€™s been in training with Nick Donohue. The big dark beauty was about 2 weeks into his work with Nick. We got to see him go through the colt starting groundwork process as Nick checked off things needed beforeā€¦

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Joel Conner Clinic Report: Tabitha

Joel Conner Clinic Report: Tabitha 

Terry took Tabitha in the riding sessions of the Joel Conner clinic. Hereā€™s her report: I really like this mare!! Every ride is better than the last and she is changing so quickly. Her ground manners are impeccable and she is safe enough forā€¦

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Joel Conner Clinic Report: Zoe

Joel Conner Clinic Report: Zoe 

Terry has been working with Zoe, and Joel Conner rode her several times at the last clinic. Hereā€™s what Terry had to say: Zoe has steadily been progressing with acceptance of the saddle. She is still tight when it goes on, especially if she hasā€¦

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Joel Conner Clinic Report: Renee

Joel Conner Clinic Report: Renee 

SAFE volunteer Blair worked with Renee during the groundwork portion of the clinic. Hereā€™s what she had to report on her experience: I had an anxious/excited vibe walking into the barn for my first Joel Conner Clinic. I was paired with Renee, who has a sweet demeanorā€¦

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Joel Conner Clinic Report: Sienna

Joel Conner Clinic Report: Sienna 

Terry worked with Sienna during the groundwork sessions of the Joel Conner clinic, and Sienna was saddled for the first time! Hereā€™s what Terry had to say: This was Siennaā€™s second time in a Joel Conner clinic at Safe Harbor. Joel and I assessed the workā€¦

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Sage Turns a Corner

Sage Turns a Corner 

Little Sage is turning a corner! Her manners and groundwork have improved so much since she came to SAFE. We have a few different horsemanship volunteers working with her. Our biggest goal right now is getting her good about picking up her hooves. In the last week,ā€¦

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