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Our favorite part of the Shamrock Hounds Hunter Pace was galloping in the open fields.
Irish Morning Mist - September 24, 2006
Irish Morning Mist - September 24, 2006
Irish Morning Mist and Megan Brown in their dressage test at Oxer Farm November 20, 2005
Megan Brown on Irish Morning Mist with her groom Marie van Roekel looking on. November 12, 2005
May 2005 - Irish Morning Mist finishes second at his first combined training competition!
Irish Morning Mist is a Thoroughbred Horse For Sale at Bits & Bytes Farm.
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Irish Morning Mist - May 2005
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Our Horses > success stories > Irish Morning MistIrish Morning MistApril 16, 2007 - Irish wins a Blue Ribbon in the Open Hunter Division and two Red Ribbons for Jumpers!!! Irish is a real Hunter/Jumper.ANOTHER UPDATE! Irish and I attended a show this past weekend and
did great! We did a Open Hunter division and
came out with a third on our first jumping round, a first on the
second one, and a fourth in the flat! Not bad for our first hunters! I think he is leaning
more to the call of the hunters. He loves the relaxed pace and does
not seem to be bothered by the other horses in the ring with him.
The dressage training has helped alot with his head set also! He
was very steady and did not come above the bit once. March 26, 2007Well it’s finally time to do an update on my big boy! There hasn’t been much to say till now! Elizabeth and Barry took me to a Hunter Pace for my birthday with Irish and he was amazing! We have had a lot of spooking issues in the past and work ethic issues, yet those fences are starting to be hurtled (literally!).
When we got to the facility Irish was a bit moody and did not want to stay still. Once I got on he was ready to go! When our group was called to start Irish got a little frisky and threw a few kicks while we picked up the trot and started on our 2 ½ hour ride. Once we got on the trail Irish began enjoying him self and started to settle very nicely. When we came up to the first coop he just jumped it as if it was nothing! I was very proud of him! All the jumps on the facility did not seem to bother him at all! Maybe I do have a cross-country machine?
I believe my favorite part of the trip was the open fields. I have never let Irish stretch out in the gallop, but since the fields where so big and you didn’t have to worry about turning or stopping, I did. I am still not sure who had more fun!! I was laughing and smiling the entire time! I believe Irish enjoyed the freedom to just run! His stride is so big and he is so powerful it’s amazing! Once we got pack to the trailers he was very quiet while we all un-tacked and loaded up. I have never been so proud of my big boy. All of our hard training and multiple ground work sessions are paying off! I am excited and impressed to see how quickly he is learning and growing up. Expect great things from us in the future! This is only the beginning! Megan and Irish November 18, 2006
October 7, 2006 - Clinic with Imtiaz Anees at Bits & Bytes Farm
September 24, 2006
Hey Elizabeth! June 21, 2006Hey Elizabeth! Thanks! June 15, 2006Hey Elizabeth! March 8, 2006Hey Elizabeth,
January 7, 2006
December 23, 2005 Irish Gets a New Mom!
Megan has been Irish's special friend for several months. She was finally able to purchase him, for herself, as a Christmas present. We are very proud of Megan for all the hard work and training that she has put into Irish.From Megan . . . When I first saw Irish I knew he was the horse I wanted. I fell in love with his annoying "pranks" he likes to do while I'm riding him. I love his personality. When I found out he was WAY out of my price range I was devastated! Living with a single mom, having the horse of my dreams was close to impossible. However, I was determined to figure out a way to get him. When I started talking to my mom about him she was very much against the subject. I was determined though to have him as my own. I sold my horse and put my new truck (that I had just purchased ) up for sale to prove to my mom that I was serious. When my mom saw how determined I was and that I wasn't going to give up she began to support me. Elizabeth was a great help throughout the whole four month battle on trying to buy and train Irish. She helped me with him when I rode and helped me at shows. She gave me great advice and encouragement and I don't think I could of done it with out her and her wonderful husband Barry. This experience has proven to me that if I put my mind to something I want and its meant to be, that it will happen. I'm going to continue to keep and train Irish at B&B and am excited about our future together. Thanks and Merry Christmas, Megan P.S. Thanks to all the barn members at B&B also who have helped and supported Irish and I through this whole process! November 2005
September 2005
May 22, 2005
Irish Morning Mist competed in his first combined training event at Big Bear Farm in Pine Mountain, GA. He was first after dressage and finished second at the end of the event. A muddy red roll top scared all the horses except one - the horse that beat Irish for first place. A great big thanks to Bits & Bytes Farm boarder Jan Collins for taking these beautiful photos. Jan's daughter Mandy finished third on her horse Trey.
Trainer Elisa Wallace was very proud of Irish. He is being competed for his owner Dr. Rachel Black while he is at Bits & Bytes Farm to be resold. His mom just does not have the time to show him and Irish has the talent that deserves to be shown. Irish Morning Mist is an un raced Thoroughbred Horse for Sale at Bits & Bytes Farm.
March 2004
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