MKEquestre - Training/Lessons/Sales

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Warmblood for ADOPTION

~"VIROKO" ~

2002 Westphalian TB Gelding

(ADOPTED) Offered up for ADOPTION

Located in Big Bear City, California

1(909)890-7438 - Chandre

"Rocky" is an amazing speciman in every aspect. This horse is every girl's dream steed, but sadly, Rocky had his own dreams taken from him when he was diagnosed with ringbone. Despite Rocky's problems he manages to keep a happy attitude about everything he does. Rocky has to make himself involved in every little thing his person does, he always wants to know what you're up to and if he can play too! Rocky is on his search for a family who is either looking for a super fun pasture pal for their horses, or a companion for themselves. For the right family with money, he would make a magnificent light flatwork and trail horse with the correct shoeing and vet work. Having a vet look at him is not part of the application, if you don't have the finances to pay for injections you may still apply for his adoption. Please consider a place in your family for Rocky, he will grow on

you and be yours for life! Please email MKequestre@yhaoo.com for more questions and photos.

EDIT: VIROKO is happily staying with his current family.

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Sales/Photo Update

~ Magic ~

New photos of Magic - '06 Anglo - Arab

Price Category: 2

Contact Gay McCall at

1(702)513-2180

-OR-

GayMcCall@aol.com

UPDATE: Magic has been relocated to New Mexico

Sunday, September 21, 2008

Sales Update

~ Merlyn ~

Merlyn is a special horse! This handsome fellow has probably one of the best personalities you will run into. He is very loving which means he will make a wonderful pet, as well as a good show ring prospect. Merlyn thrives off of team work and will

go as far as it takes to make his person happy! He currently stands at 16.3hh and he is still growing! Merlyn turned four on May 28th of this year. He is moving along perfectly through training on the flat and is ready and waiting for someone to get him ready for the hunter ring! He goes on trails weekly and LOVES it! Merlyn's price has been dramatically reduced for a quick sale!

Merlyn has been SOLD

Congratulations to Victoria Bausone of

Valley Center, San Diego CA!

MKequestre@yahoo.com

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Sales Update

~ Llryic ~

Llyric is a spectacular warmblood/arab cross! His dam is a beautiful german imported Trakehner mare out of the very well known Ibikus bloodlines. Llyric will prove to be successful in dressage much like the majority of his close siblings. Llyric is moving along smoothly under saddle, and is ready for someone to come along and take notice of his potential!

Llryic is currently priced at $3,500

For more information please contact

GayMcCall@aol.com

-or-

1(702) 513-2180

Sales Update

~ CURLEY Q ~

Curley was born ('99) with curley hair; thus his name. We also

call him "CLYDE S. DALE" because he is so powerfully put together. The majority of his training has been dressage, but when introduced to

fences he told us that was his calling. He has been in a riding school for children where he carried intermediate kids on the flat and taught them how to jump. He has been to shows and has carried catch riders through jumping courses. He has jumped three foot oxers with two foot spreads. He has always been the barn favorite!

Curley is currently priced at $5,500

Inquire for more details by contacting

GayMcCall@aol.com

-or-

1(702) 513-2180

Thursday, August 28, 2008

Photo Update

-MAGIC-

Angie giving Magic a bath.

Magic is three years old and in his beginning stages of training.

He is an Anglo-Arab. He will be a BIG boy! Upwards of 16.3hh!

Magic has the movement of a hunter under saddle. He will make a

flashy show ring partner! He is a sweet horse and is on the search for his one and only.

Photo taken by Megan Kee

PRICE CATEGORY #1

Friday, July 11, 2008

Photo and Training Update

Trainer Gay McCall getting ready to

lunge Raffi the stallion. Price Category #4

07/11/08

Photo taken by Megan Kee

Trainer Megan Kee taking Maddie out

on her first "mini" trail ride. Price Category #2

07/11/08

Photo taken by Gay McCall

BIO

Megan Kee spent her childhood days growing up in the luscious wine country of Temecula, California. She developed a love for horses at the early age of three and began taking serious lessons at the age of five with a trainer by the name of Mari Mohill. Megan's parents saw how deep her passion for horses was and decided to buy her first horse on her thirteenth birthday. From there on Megan's horse experience grew as she reached out to formal trainers to gain knowledge and experience in the equine industry. Megan has been exposed to a variety of trainers in dressage, and the sport of show jumping.

When Megan was fifteen she got her first job in the equine industry running a summer camp located at Fox Briar Farm in Temecula owned and managed by Katherine Ferris. Megan successfully ran Fox Briar's summer camp, giving lessons, and schooling horses for two consecutive years.

In 2001 Megan was offered a job as an assistant trainer under Jerry Ericksen where she learned the art of training horses by voice command. At the same time she was working part time for Barbara Corey of Friendship Farm, a thoroughbred breeding facility located in San Bernadino, California. There she gained knowledge in breeding and foaling.

Throughout Megan's riding career she developed a reputation of not only being an effective rider, but a wonderful instructor with the ability to teach, help visualize, and achieve a realistic path of goals. She has a laid back training approach when backing horses and creates a sturdy foundation to build upon. She works with everyone in mind.

In 2005 Megan was called on by Sanaa Pharayra an advanced hunter/jumper trainer out of Pegasus Equestrian Center in Agoura, California to be a hunter/jumper instructor and assistant trainer. From there was the height of her career - she was given the opportunity to run her own riding school consisting mostly of beginning though intermediate adults. She learned the ins and outs of all training aspects, as well as became a skilled, strong, and precise rider.

Recently in January 2008 Megan joined forces with dressage trainer Gay McCall at Buffalo Meadows Ranch in Redlands, CA to take on over fifteen horses for training and sales. Megan and Gay successfully worked together for a year bringing along some promising prospects. As of recent Megan lives full time in Big Bear City, California where she is looking to fill in a position at a local facility.

History of Show Jumping

Jumping is said to have been born in France, as people would amuse themselves by combinations of running and jumping cross country races. Spectators learned it was only a minute of fun until the horses were a speck in the distance. Since the crowd wouldn't follow on the fifty to one hundred kilometer runs it didn't take long for the french to come up with a better idea, an enclosed area better known as an arena or field.

In 18th century Britian an Enclosures Act forced the British to fence off their fields. When residents engaged in fox hunting they were forced to learn how to jump fences. In 1907 jumping was introduced as a competitive sport in England.

This day in age show jumping has proven to not only be an entertaining sport for spectators, but also financially satisfying. Jumping is a sport held at Grand Prix and Olympic levels as well as lower levels world wide. As the art of jumping has progressed so has the style of riding. Riders soon learned that shorter stirrups were less inhibiting in the movement of the jumping horse. A new saddle with a forward seat and shorter stirrups was soon introduced to enable the center of gravity and connection between horse and rider.

Show jumping is an adrenaline pumping sport that never ceases to entertain. It is a beautiful combination of speed, agility, and precision. Good jumping prospects should have a bold personality, balance, impulsion, and good judgement of distance. Jumping is not limited to the fearless rider, anyone can jump horses. If you are willing and confident you are half way there.