It's official, Dave just ordered a bigger tractor to pull his new disc bind. He needs to sell one of his tractors to help pay for the new one. Somehow this sounds a bit like upgrading horses ;)
Here are the stats:
'06 JD 5325, 2WD, OS platform, 16.9 x 30 tires, 9x3 synchro, 2SCV, 840 hours, rear weights (front weights & sprayer are not included) EXCELLENT CONDITION
Call Dave @ 330-222-2089
$19,000 OBO
Stone Gate Farm is a 142 acre farm in the rolling hills of Hanoverton, OH which is dedicated to the sport of "Eventing". SGF is the site of USEF/USEA recognized Horse Trials, Mini-Trials, Hunter Paces, clinics, camps and more. This blog will be used as a place to report on clinics, competitions and other happenings at the farm. For more information on activities at the farm information go to www.stonegatefarm.org
Aerial View of the Farm
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Monday, April 25, 2011
Input Needed on the New Style Pinny
I'm looking for input on the new style pinny (click here for more information)
Google Maps for Stadium?
So with all of this wonderful weather limiting my outdoor preparation for the upcoming Winona Horse Trials, I have asked my sister Leigh to send me the stadium courses early since I will be doing the maps myself this year. I figure since I'm not a graphics arts person with all the fancy software I needed to get an early start. Only one problem ...the tracks that Leigh sends me often don't quite end up looking like the rough drafts that she sends me so how could I do the maps before the courses were set? That's when I thought about trying Google Maps like I started doing for cross country last year. Wow, I think I'm on to something without spending a small fortune on the software.
I went to Google Maps and enlarged the stadium area and got out a dry erase marker and started drawing the course directly on the computer screen. Then I started drawing the lines which measure the distances and tweaked things around to the point where I think the lay out looks pretty good and I could make fairly accurate course maps. I did have to move one fence significantly to get the distance that Leigh wanted and I would not have discovered that until we had gotten all the jumps into the field.
Time will tell if this is really going to make set up easier, but here's hoping and for now I'm a happy camper. Well that was until I realized that we have one too many jumping efforts for three of the levels and have to decide which jump has to go.
I went to Google Maps and enlarged the stadium area and got out a dry erase marker and started drawing the course directly on the computer screen. Then I started drawing the lines which measure the distances and tweaked things around to the point where I think the lay out looks pretty good and I could make fairly accurate course maps. I did have to move one fence significantly to get the distance that Leigh wanted and I would not have discovered that until we had gotten all the jumps into the field.
Time will tell if this is really going to make set up easier, but here's hoping and for now I'm a happy camper. Well that was until I realized that we have one too many jumping efforts for three of the levels and have to decide which jump has to go.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Sunday Afternoon Project
I've waited years for this...landscaping around the water jump!
Dave decided that he wanted to transplant some bushes that were getting too big and pushing under the barn roof so he asked me where I wanted them. I knew just where to put them. Here's hoping that they survive!
Dave decided that he wanted to transplant some bushes that were getting too big and pushing under the barn roof so he asked me where I wanted them. I knew just where to put them. Here's hoping that they survive!
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| Thank goodness for the right equipment |
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| Tying an Anchor |
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| Finished Product |
SGF Newsletter
Just in case you missed it; here's a link to the Stone Gate Farm Newsletter
Monday, March 21, 2011
Area VIII looses a familiar face
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| Terry & Chris @ South Farm |
Although not a rider, Terry stepped into the role of starter some years back when he and his wife Chris took over the duties of Chris' parents Jack & Pat Ray who won a Governors Cup for their services. Terry's smiling face and encouraging words will be greatly missed by riders and organizers alike.
Our deepest condolences to his family
Jackie
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