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September 7, 2003
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We've been shopping . . . stay tuned to this page for photos. Sneak a peek below. |
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Bits & Bytes Farm is located just 45 minutes North of downtown Atlanta in the heart of Georgia's horse county in Cherokee County.
Liz's GDCTA friends should be able to come up with something good. From someone close to Liz we get these possible captions:
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Welcome to Bits & Bytes Farm on the Web. Take a virtual tour of the farm and see the beautiful thoroughbreds we have for sale. Follow their training and learn how we bring them from racetrack to a new career in the show ring, fox hunting or eventing. If you already have a horse and are looking for a place to board, visit our Boarding Page and our Amenities Page for photos and more information. See also photos of the farm and our horses for sale. Kudzu Klinic at Bits & Bytes Farm Georgia Dressage and Combined Training Association (GDCTA) Kudzu Klinic was held at our farm on September 6th. We had a full arena and a full parking lot with all of our GDCTA visitors. A good time was had by all. More on this later this week.
Update on the Kudzu Klinic . . . The summer weather finally gave us a break on September 6th. It was a bright sunny day with temperatures in the mid 80's and a nice breeze. It was a full house at the Kudzu Klinic that was sponsored by the Georgia Dressage Combined Training Association and held at Bits & Bytes Farm. The parking lot was packed with trailers and a pasture had to be used for extra parking.
Straightness, rhythm and balance was not overlooked and it became clear to everyone that a forward horse doesn't mean a fast horse, but rather a horse that has "impulsion" and "thrust" from the hind quarters. We really appreciated how the riders worked so hard and went away with better plans and skills needed to properly jump fences. It was a wonderful day for the horses and riders, with lovely weather, and good food. We were fortunate to also have Elizabeth Wood take the time to give a lecture on getting Thoroughbreds off-the-track during the lunch break. That was an added bonus. |
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We've been shopping . . . we have two new horses at the farm. Don't wait too long to call if you are interested. We already have appointments lined up for these beautiful bay boyz. |
A
sincere "Thank You" goes out to Liz Heiden and Mary Andrews
of the GDCTA who organized the event; to Bits & Bytes Farm who hosted
the clinic on their lovely farm; and to all the auditors and riders who
made for a successful day. Please call us to discuss which horse might be the best match for you based on riding skill, experience and equine personality. We do not send out videos because it is important to match the personality of the horse with the personality of the rider. We are matchmakers, not horse brokers. We have horses in a wide price range. Call us to discuss prices or to schedule an appointment. We'd love to have you come meet all of our horses--we know that it will be worth your time. Just bring peppermints! |
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