Hidden Creek Horse Farm, LLC

07/09/2026

Often it isn’t the biggest battles that wear us down. Sometimes it’s the million tiny things, the constant buzzing, the endless demands, the little hurts no one else sees.

Even horses know this. They stand head to tail, swishing away each other’s flies and scratching the places the other can’t reach.

They recognize discomfort without needing it explained, and they offer relief instead of judgment. (And yes, horses do judge. Usually us. Ha ha)

We all carry our own invisible irritations. The question is: when we notice them in someone else, are we helping lighten the load, or adding to it?

Strength isn’t just measured by what we can carry ourselves, but by how willing we are to ease what someone else is carrying.

Gal. 6:2

07/05/2026

Fireworks are a huge concern for a lot of farmers. We spend a good portion of July 4 setting our horses up to be comfortable and as free from fear as we can help them be once night falls and the lights and booms and crackles start up. We are close to town so fireworks gonna happen - and super close by - some next door. Some of our horses don’t care at all. Some, however, would run around all night getting sweaty and risking injury. We try to make it a happy time for horses going into the barn - extra special treats to distract them and, hopefully, help associate the booms with good things. Tonight, we are home and will be checking that outside horses aren’t stressed or running in a panic. Do we miss being at a big July 4 shindig this 250th year? Yeah, a little. But it’s a small price to pay for the joy these horses give us the rest of the year.

07/01/2026

I completed jump courses, I galloped home from school, I tied jump ropes to my bike handles to be reins (wouldn’t recommend that one as the handlebar stability is sketch and I bit the dust more than once. But when you get bucked off…whadaya do? Yep. ) So many more calories burned than princess…

06/23/2026

The difference is in the details. 💕 We take pride in that….and in our waters…and if you’ve followed us long enough you may have seen us willing to drink out of a fresh one on a hot day. 😅

These troughs weren’t just done this morning for a photo though. This is how I found them at feed time this morning because the dinner shift worker left them that way. And consistently does so. Because that’s our standard.

We realize not everyone can dump and scrub almost daily - but we can and try to - especially for the slobberers (I’m looking at you FiFi 😂🙈), because we want the horses to be comfortable and hydrated but also know they are safe here and loved.

And our horses live a very long time! Ask our multiple 28, 29, and 30-year-olds! We love the old ones! We hope someone cared well for the horse we loved as a child when he got old. They have given us so much, and they deserve it! 💞

And the wild turkey family. They have moved in permanently too. 😀 🦃

06/08/2026

Check out this adorable girl. 😍 PM for details!

Noya is a 2-year-old palomino AQHA Appendix filly - destined to be ...

06/06/2026

Quilted (with fill) tack box cover - $35

The lighting makes it look faded, but it is pitch black and super classy. Gently used.

06/05/2026

For sale - Classic Equine Show Stall Organizer Set - $75 for set

Includes:

*Top Load Hay Bag (Upper Left): This bag opens wide at the top for easy filling and uses a velcro closure. The front features webbed squares that act as a slow feeder, reducing hay waste. (Typical Price: ~$50).

*Trailer Door Organizer / Grooming Caddy (Right): A multi-pocket hanging organizer designed to hold grooming tools, spray bottles, and horse boots. It typically attaches via straps or velcro to trailer doors or stall fronts. (Typical Price: ~$45).

*Stall Front Bag / Accessory Tote (Lower Left): A smaller storage solution used for daily necessities, often featuring an ID card slot to identify the horse. (Typical Price: $40).

This gently used set of Classic Equine barn and trailer accessories features the "Sundance" designer line pattern, a vibrant pink and chocolate paisley floral print. These products are designed for durability in horse stalls or trailers, and are made from heavy-duty nylon with mesh sections for visibility and airflow.

$75 for set

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06/05/2026

Reinsman and Weaver saddle blankets with “Tacky Too” backing. $25 each.

Ba****ck pad with fleece underside. No irons. $20

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06/05/2026

Navy and green Masta hind shipping boots. Nice fleece interior. $20 for set.

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