Chatham Equestrian Center

09/16/2025

New Besties! ❤️

09/01/2025

Congratulations to Fairfax Boulevard (Nacho) and John Roach for placing 2nd in Starter division. Well done!

More congratulations to Bella Vista Full Cry (Bart) for placing 2nd in Open Novice division with Booli Selmayr!

A beautiful day for an event and many thanks to Larkin Hill and all volunteers to make this happen!

08/31/2025

All horses tucked in for night check.

Back barn is full with horses resting for Larkin Hill Horse Trials tomorrow. Rest well, our pretties! May you all give your best and good luck tomorrow!

08/03/2025

08/02/2025

New paddocks and castle….

Just need to cut post tops

Thank you Mr Patrick 💪

07/29/2025

Goings on around the farm…

06/23/2025

Our car wash as horses get turned out for evening turnout, everyone gets hosed down and fly sprayed! ❤️

04/26/2025

So blessed are we to have this young gentleman of 40 and his owners so dedicated to keep him shining like a star!

04/11/2025

Great opportunity for Dressage instructors to elevate your teaching skills from Olympian Lendon Gray. You'll be able to pick Lendon's brain as she instructs. Auditor spots available. For more info and to sign-up: https://www.enydcta.com/event-6057264

02/06/2025

Stash Wojeski departed peacefully at St. Peters Hospice Inn on February 5, 2025. Raised in East Greenbush NY, graduated 1985 from Columbia High School. He began a life with his beloved wife Toni in Chatham. Together they built a beautiful home surrounded by the peaceful countryside and nature that Stash so loved. Stash had a very successful 25-year career at Aflac.
His love of family, home, country and friends was apparent to all who knew him. He had an infectious cheerful nature, intense love of politics, and civic duty. He was an avid beekeeper. Stash will also be remembered for his devotion as coach of the Chatham Reds Little League, member of the Lyons Club, devoted Cowboys fan and golfer. He lived life to the fullest and accomplished much in his time. Although Stash is gone among us, he lives in our hearts forever.
He is survived by his loving wife Antonette (Toni) Morrissey-Wojeski blessed with 18 years of marriage, beloved children, Ari Wojeski, Danielle Wojeski, Madelyn Peirce, and Troy Peirce, cherished grandchildren Celeste, Freya and Michael. He was loved by sisters Julie Hallenbeck, Suzanne Long (Brian), cherished by cousins and several nieces and nephews who all adored Uncle Stashy. Preceded in death by his father Stanley J. Wojeski, Sr. and survived by his mother Sally Wojeski.
In lieu of flowers we invite you to honor Stash’s passion for community and youth sports with a contribution to the Wojeski Family Fund, Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region (CFGCR), 2 Tower Place, Albany, NY. (TIN 14-1505623). Contributions can also be made on their website under the Wojeski Family Fund.
Calling hours will be held Saturday, February 8th between the hours of 1 and 5 p.m. at the French, Gifford, Preiter & Blasl Funeral Home, 25 Railroad Ave. Chatham, NY 12037. A memorial services will follow at 5 p.m. at the funeral home.
Family and friends respectfully invited to attend the procession, burial and graveside service Monday, February 10th leaving from the funeral home at 10 a.m. to Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, 3rd Ave. Ext., Rensselaer, NY.
Condolences may be conveyed at frenchblasl.com.