Buxton Equestrian

01/16/2026

The baby boys enjoying the sun after a busy morning playing. Excited to see these 3 develop!

Roger (Golden State)
Rooster (Rotspon)
Cecil (Central Time)

01/14/2026

Proven broodmare available
Quiet Cove
2015 16.1 Oldenburg mare
Gatsby x Flirting Cove

Broke as a 4 y/o but went straight into broodmare duty. No reason she could not be ridden again, or continue breeding her. Kit lost her left eye in an accident as a 2 y/o but this has not affected her.

Kit consistently adds size, great brains and movement to her offspring.
She is easy to handle and foal out and is a great mom.
Recently weaned her 2025 c**t and is open for 2026.

Mid 4 figures.
Bloomfield, ON.

12/31/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we reflect on a year of successes, losses, and everything in between.
A heartfelt thank you to the owners who trusted us with their horses, whether it was training, sales, boarding and showing. We appreciate every one of you.
Looking forward to new goals in 2026!

12/30/2025

As we approach 2026 and the new show season, we are sad to say we will not be hosting any shows in the new year. Thanks to everyone that has attended in the past, and as always, thank you to our sponsors who made this past show season a great one!

2025 Sponsors:
DK Tack & Supply
Stellar Equine Supply
Presquile Animal Hospital
Equitouch
8th Element PEMF
Dr. Laura McKeown
Assured Mortgage Solutions- Matt Hamnett
Hidden Cedar Stables
Anne Butwell Realtor- Royal Heritage Realty
Kyle Hayes Farrier Service
Bahr Saddlery

12/27/2025

There is still time for a late Christmas present!
Roger would love to meet you!
(AI photo but I promise he looks almost exactly like this 😂)

12/27/2025

If you would like to dash through the snow on your own beauty, we have a coming yearling c**t by the gorgeous Deja D'Or available!
Check out Fox Field Oren on our website!

Deja D'Or

12/24/2025

Happy holidays from all of us at Buxton Equestrian!

12/21/2025

Winter solstice is upon us. Counting down the days to spring.

12/19/2025

Reasons why having a horse in winter is better than the gym.

1. Unlimited leg day: the non negotiable task of trudging through 8 inches of mud with a wheelbarrow full of horse sh*te that you’ve filled to absolute max capacity Tetris style to try to minimise the trips to the mud heap. Which is all fine till you hit a rock.

2. Personal trainer with attitude: Your horse will absolutely scream at you if you’re late. Peloton instructors don’t pin their ears and threaten violence. At least, not the ones I’ve seen.

3. Surprise cardio: Nothing spikes your heart rate quite like watching your horse gallop around in ice-slick footing while you shout, “STOP HAVING FUN, YOU COULD DIE.”

4. Resistance training: Frozen gate latches. Frozen water buckets. Frozen taps. You have two choices, attempt to smash through hulk style or sacrifice the tiny bit of warmth that remains in your hand on an attempt to defrost. Being honest, either way results in misery.

5. Sauna benefits: Yes, it’s winter, but by the time you’ve put on 14 layers, dragged three hay bales, and chased your horse who “doesn’t feel like coming in,” you’re sweating like you sprinted up Everest.

6. Improved flexibility: Ever tried pulling a rug strap together, sunk up to your knees in mud while your horse decides to side-step like a drunk crab? Welcome to involuntary yoga.

7. Balance training: Ice patches/bog. Usually in the wind while carrying an armful of hay that is actively trying to disintergrate/enter your eyeballs. Enough said.

8. Natural weight loss program: Who needs a diet when your calories burn themselves the moment you step into the barn and you see 3 escaped horses and one open bag of sugar beet nuts.

9. Mental toughness: Nothing is mentally tougher than a horse owner who is calling the vet out of hours on a Sunday night.

10. Built-in accountability: Your gym doesn’t care if you skip. Your horse does. Your horse really does. He will remember. Forever.

So really, you’re absolutely justified in swan-diving face-first into that tin of miniature Christmas chocolates you were “technically saving.” Even if it’s breakfast. Especially if it’s breakfast…

Credit to the wonderful soul who wrote this, I wish I knew who you were!

12/15/2025

Companion gelding looking for a home. Coming 15y /o Paint X gelding. Easy keep, lives out, barefoot. Sound for light riding but needs experienced rider.

12/07/2025

Congratulations to all involved on the sale and purchase of Fox Field Margot.
Margot gets to stay with us and we are so excited to see her develop!