Bridget Mason Eventing

03/09/2026

✨ “InnCamo” – 2021 Purpose-Bred Warmblood Mare ✨�Offered for Sale – Price Will Increase With Training
“InnCamo” is a striking 17+ hand 2021 Warmblood mare, purpose bred for sport. Sired by Inverness, a stallion who needs no introduction, she carries the pedigree, presence, and talent to develop into a top-quality competition partner.
Well started under saddle, IC is showing tremendous promise. She is pleasantly forward, naturally balanced, and proving to be a quick, willing learner. She knows both leads, naturally finds and maintains a soft connection, and confidently jumping small courses. She has attended her first show, where she handled the atmosphere effortlessly and found the decorations boring. She maneuvered traffic effortlessly and on show day she captured reserve champion in the division and easily winning the Hack!
Personality-wise, IC is affectionate and people-oriented—she simply prefers to bond deeply with one person, making her an ideal prospect for a rider looking to develop a long-term partnership.
A fantastic opportunity to acquire a talented young mare with unlimited potential.�Available for sale in the Kansas City area now; priced in the mid-low 5s.

“IC” is a striking 17+ hand 2021 Warmblood mare, purpose bred for sport. Sired by Inverness, a stallion who needs no introduction, she carries the pedigree, ...

02/23/2026

✨ “InnCamo” – 2021 Purpose-Bred Warmblood Mare ✨�Offered for Sale – Price Will Increase With Training“InnCamo” is a striking 17+ hand 2021 Warmblood mare, purpose bred for sport. Sired by Inverness, a stallion who needs no introduction, she carries the pedigree, presence, and talent to develop into a top-quality competition partner.Lightly started under saddle, IC is already showing tremendous promise. She is pleasantly forward, naturally balanced, and proving to be a quick, willing learner. She knows both leads, naturally finds and maintains a soft connection, and confidently going around small courses. Personality-wise, IC is affectionate and people-oriented—she simply prefers to bond deeply with one person, making her an ideal prospect for a rider looking to develop a long-term partnership.A fantastic opportunity to acquire a talented young mare with unlimited potential.�Available for sale now; price to increase with continued training.

02/19/2026

Leases available! Starting at just $600/month all inclusive!

12/26/2025

💔 This is Rambo. And he needs us. 💔

Many of you may already know Rambo — our sweet, gentle 6-year-old mastiff with the biggest heart and the softest soul.

Rambo was recently adopted, but heartbreakingly returned after just one night. The reason? He scratched at the back door to let his family know he needed to go potty. 💔
Since coming back to the shelter, something in Rambo has changed.

He’s quieter now.
He no longer rushes outside.
He doesn’t howl along to his favorite songs.
That spark we all love… it’s dimmed.

This isn’t the Rambo our staff knows. He’s an old soul who craves stability, patience, and a place to finally belong.

We don’t know much about Rambo’s life before he came to us. He was found at the city park, sitting in a kennel two sizes too small for his big body. We’ve had him since July, and he is now our longest resident. Despite everything he’s endured, Rambo has remained gentle, loving, and quietly hopeful.

Rambo adores people of all shapes and sizes, is dog-friendly, and is ready for a fresh start. His adoption fee has been fully sponsored — all that’s missing is the right family willing to see him, choose him, and never give up on him.

Today, we’re asking with full hearts:
Please consider opening your home to Rambo. And if you can’t adopt, please share his story. Sometimes the home a dog has been waiting for is just one share away.

If you would line more Information, please contact the Harrisonville Animal Shelter.

Rambo deserves more than a kennel.
He deserves a forever. 🐾❤️

12/13/2025

✨ Victor Valentino – 2017 OTTB Gelding – 16.1h ✨�For Sale or Lease
Victor Valentino is a stunning 16.1 hand 2017 OTTB gelding with a naturally round build that makes him incredibly easy to put on the bit. He is a true kick ride with a steady, dependable rhythm—once you set the pace, he happily maintains it.
He loves to jump and is confidently coursing 2’6”–3’ with ease. His consistent rhythm makes finding distances effortless, and he offers a lovely, scopey jump that gives riders a great feel over fences.
With his willing brain, natural balance, and soft connection, Victor Valentino shows real potential for dressage or eventing. Whether you’re looking for a fun partner to bring up the levels or a reliable horse to enjoy in a program, he’s ready to shine.
Available for sale or lease.�Contact for more details.

📸: Jj Silman

11/24/2025

I have several horses available for sale or lease! Reach out to me to find your perfect partner.

11/16/2025

Mr. Campo “Leo” – 2013 OTTB Gelding – 16.1h – Lone Jack, MO 🌟
Leo is a thick, well-built 16.1 hand 2013 OTTB gelding with a fun, willing personality. In the barn he’s known as an easygoing guy and under saddle he is mostly a kick ride—relaxed and uncomplicated—though he shows a little extra engine over fences.
He is currently schooling much of First Level dressage and is jumping 2’ courses easily. With his natural cadence, rhythm, and quality of movement, he has the potential to shine in the hunter ring, but he could just as easily continue progressing in dressage or eventing.
Leo is an easy keeper and does well in both stall and pasture settings.
Asking mid 4’s.

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11/02/2025

Bridget Mason Eventing is proud to announce an exciting new partnership with Black Oak Ranch in Lone Jack, Missouri starting November 1, 2025! Located just off Highway 50 and Casey Road, Black Oak Ranch is a stunning facility with both indoor and outdoor arenas, spacious stalls, and ample pasture space.

Bridget is a USDF Bronze medalist and has evented up through Prelim. She currently has students ranging from leadline to Novice eventing, and up to First Level dressage, and is excited to return to Missouri after teaching in Kansas for 4 years.

She is interviewing for new clients now, both on their own horses, and on lesson horses.

Lesson types: dressage, eventing, hunter/jumper, leadline
Lesson formats: private and group
Lesson horses available: yes

Training and lesson packages for client-owned horses available.

10/27/2025

What a weekend!

The weather was dreary but the horses were lovely.

Allie & Cat had a good dressage test earning a 35, then beasted around the beginner novice Olympic course, and was only one of 2 riders to jump around without jumping penalties, then cinched the win with a clean show jumping round.

Grazi and I had our return to the show ring where he proved that all our work this summer had paid off. Career best dressage test (29!), easy and fun xc round, and our first clean show jumping round to end in 2nd!

Thank you to everyone who came out & supported!

09/23/2025

‼️Important update

The United States Eventing Association (USEA) and US Equestrian (USEF) have announced the publication of the new 2026 USEF/USEA Eventing Dressage Tests for Beginner Novice through Advanced, effective December 1, 2025, through November 30, 2029.

Read more ➡️ https://www.usef.org/media/press-releases/us-equestrian-united-states-eventing

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09/05/2025

Working on the schedule tonight and thought YIKES, I only have a scribe lined up 😟😟 So thought it would also be a good time to make the call for volunteers.

Please consider volunteering even a few hours to help us continue to make our show series successful 😘😘

I'll provide lunch, snacks and $10 Volunteer Bucks 😊😊

Need gatekeepers, runner, jump crew for Saturday and some set up help on Friday for both the dressage arena and setting jumps.

Thank you!!!

08/27/2025

I did not write this, but everyone needs to see it...

When we rush our horses in their training, we aren't expediting their fitness or building muscles faster - we are breaking them down and rushing to a place that will require more veterinary intervention, more alternative therapies, more time off, more risk of injury, more wear and tear on the fragile structures, and a quicker end to the riding career and soundness of our equine partners.

You cannot rush fitness, you cannot rush collection, suppleness, relaxation, it's impossible. Wherever you do rush and cut corners, you will end up with holes and issues in other areas of your riding and the overall health and welfare of your horse.

Don't want to take the time to teach your horse to collect, and instead just force him into a false frame? Well, you're going to be stuck with fixing the slew of problems that come with the tension that was just created.

Don't want to work your way up the scale to create true endurance and stamina? You now risk your horse pulling a muscle or injuring themselves from overexertion and being pushed too hard for too long when the body simply isn't ready for that workload.

Don't want to get a saddle fitted to your horse? Your horse will suffer the consequences of altering his posture and way of going to alleviate the pressure and pain caused by something that isn't suited to his build, even going so far as risking injury to yourself when he can't pick up his feet enough, causing a stumble which can be catastrophic.

Don't want to do boring small jumps to build up to the larger ones? You risk your horse not being able to find a good take-off spot, knocking rails, refusing and even crashing through the jump. You will also make the horse more nervous, anxious and again, tense and sometimes unwilling to jump again.

Don't want to waste time working up the scale of collection to achieve the proper head set without force? Let's just throw a harsher bit in his mouth, maybe tie the nose shut with both noseband and flash to get him into "frame". You've now lost all relaxation, the wrong muscles are activated and depending on how deep you yank the horses face in will determine if he's even able to swallow. Tension throughout the jaw and neck translate all the way to the hind legs, so zero collection is possible, even the slightest bit of engagement and lift of the back cannot be achieved.

Rushing will lead you nowhere except to more problems that could've been avoided had you taken the proper time for development.

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