Long Shadows Farm & Cross Country

04/10/2026

Anytime is snack time. 😉

03/10/2026

03/09/2026

Just updating some pics. Ready for spring !!

03/09/2026

02/18/2026

Please consider donating to this awesome cause!!!

02/13/2026

Love Ridge Creek Tack halters !

Congrats to our winner, Jacqueline Fagan!

Valentine’s Day Mystery Tote G•I•V•E•A•W•A•Y!

Get in the Valentine’s Day spirit with this adorable Valentine’s themed mystery tote featuring our exclusive Fuchsia/Burgundy/White rope!

You’ll receive a mystery halter and training line set (choose your halter size), hat, reins, a mystery item, and candy of course, in a cute tote bag!

To enter:
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-Tag three friends in the comments of this post
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The winner will be chosen at random on Saturday, February 14th at 7pm EST! We will not announce the winner early or contact anyone to do anything extra with external links.

Mystery totes available at https://www.ridgecreektack.com/store/p1696/Valentinestote.html #/

‼️Please Read‼️ Ridge Creek Tack has only this page, we will not send any friend requests, we can only send invites to like our page. Ridge Creek Tack will never ask for your credit card information if you’re chosen as the winner or to enter. The winner will be tagged in the main post and messaged from this account only.

12/17/2025

On September 11, 2001, in New York City, the towers fell and the streets filled with ash and silence. Police horses were sent to help people escape. One of them was a chestnut horse named Sirius, who belonged to Officer Daniel McKenna. He had ridden her for seven years.

When the South Tower collapsed, Daniel was hit by falling debris and died. Sirius survived. Afterward, rescue workers tried to move her away from the ruins, but she refused. She would not walk, eat, or follow anyone else. She stood still, facing the place where her officer had fallen.

For many hours, Sirius remained there as ash covered her body. A firefighter placed an American flag on her back to keep her warm. She stayed calm and silent. Rescue workers saw her as a sign of strength and loyalty during a painful time.

Late at night, a chaplain gently spoke to her and touched her neck. Sirius finally moved a few steps, then stopped and looked back once more. She was later retired to a farm and never carried another rider. When she died years later, Daniel’s badge number was placed on her stall—because she stayed where love told her to stand.

12/03/2025

We're having our, once in a lifetime loading clinic Saturday! Everyone's welcome! 🤣🤣🤣

11/29/2025

The absolute truth! If you know, you know and if not this one’s for you!

11/29/2025

Now you know.

11/27/2025

11/27/2025

For the ones who find themselves a skunk. This one may be worth keeping.