Dream Away Stables, LLC

08/19/2025

Welcome Vision for his month of training. 😍🥰

05/27/2025

Did you know that I offer sheath and udder cleaning?? Get your horse scheduled today to get them feeling like their best selves! 🥰

What is sheath cleaning?

Sheath cleaning is a process of gently cleansing the male horse of sm**ma, dirt, and debris.

What are the benefits of sheath cleaning?

- Prevents discomfort and irritation
- Removes beans that can obstruct the urethra making it difficult to urinate
- Opportunity to detect any abnormalities such as bumps or sores that should be seen by a vet

How often does my gelding or stallion need cleaned?

It depends on your horse! If it’s a stallion that’s being used for breeding they will need to be cleaned more frequently for sanitary purposes. The typical gelding gets cleaned usually every six months to a year.

What causes sm**ma and bean formation?

Sm**ma is a combination of dead skin cells and debris. Horses that shuffle their feet or horses that kick a lot of dust/dirt up tend to be dirtier as it can get kicked up into the sheath. A bean is a hardened ball of sm**ma.

05/03/2025

Congratulations to Mila and Jedi placing 3rd in the 2D peewee at her very first show! 🥳 And navigating a very busy warm up pen. You guys were awesome today!

01/11/2025

01/10/2025

Emerson is definitely the toughest six year old cowgirl that I’ve ever met! It seems like there is always cruddy weather on her lesson day, but she is incredibly dedicated and wants to ride anyway! She has been making huge improvements in her riding and trying hard to figure everything out. Not only is she doing great in her riding, but she has great horsemanship and is always eager to take the best care of Jedi when she’s done riding. He especially appreciates it when he’s “paid in cookies”. ❤️

12/11/2024

Since the “grooming stall” now has a permanent resident, it was time for a face lift!

Thanks Logan! 🫶🏻 It looks beautiful.

Trey seems to like it too. 🤩

11/05/2024

I am obsessed with the fact that all of the horses I’m working with right now are MARES! 🤩

All of these brilliant ladies have been so fun!! I have felt like a little kid in a candy shop playing with these talented critters! 🥰

Pictured is June, Rain, River, and Pepsi!

10/30/2024

Update on the thoroughbred mare in for training-

This sweet girl was dropped off for training several months back and we started bringing her into work, getting her used to pleasure riding. She ended up turning up lame after just a couple weeks of being in light work.

We took her to the vet for a lameness eval and unfortunately radiographs showed that she had an old sesamoid bone fracture, most likely from being on the track and aggravated it coming back into work. The doctor gave us a poor prognosis most likely being able to be used for light riding at the walk or not at all if corrective shoeing didn’t work.

Luckily, she has wonderful parents and they looked for a second opinion. They reached out to Ohio state and they said that they could remove the fractured part- a procedure that they have done lots of times with success rates high for athletic recovery.

After she received the surgery, she came back to our barn for her first couple months of recovery for wrap changes, wound care, stall rest, and the beginning stages of hand-walking. Her wound healed beautifully and she is now continuing her healing at a barn closer to her parents, so that they can finish her hand walking and small turn-out portion of her healing process.

I’m so glad that her parents will be able to eventually enjoy her and that she has a full life ahead of her. ❤️

09/17/2024

We are loving the jump standards that Logan built. 😍🤩

07/09/2024

Meet Willow! Willow comes from a horse family and already had a solid foundation in horsemanship, but wanted to learn the specifics of riding English and learn to canter. (Her parents make the harnesses for the Budweiser Clydesdales- how cool is that?!) Willow is quite the gritty rider and eager to learn more about cantering and jumping. She’s officially cantering around on her own and going over small jumps! I’m so excited for this riders bright future. 🤩

06/25/2024

Meet Mila! This rider started riding with me at the end of February. Before she started riding with me she had never ridden a horse before much less had a riding lesson. She has been working hard during her lessons and she is officially cantering on her own!! I’m so proud of her and all of her hard work!