AbendrothEquine LLC

AbendrothEquine LLC AbendrothEquine LLC is a full service H/J program emphasizing biomechanics and holistic methods.

Congratulations to Amanda on her purchase of Splash of Luck! 🎉We are very excited to see this new team grow together. Th...
08/12/2026

Congratulations to Amanda on her purchase of Splash of Luck! 🎉
We are very excited to see this new team grow together. Thank you to MISTY HOLLOW FARMS for helping facilitate this sale!

We had an amazing week at the Evergreen Classic show at the Washington state horse park 🎉Brigid Johnson Ineke van Waarde...
08/04/2026

We had an amazing week at the Evergreen Classic show at the Washington state horse park 🎉
Brigid Johnson Ineke van Waardenburg WSHJA Horse Shows (Official)

Susan Fredendall and Josette had a great first week together! 🎉 We are so grateful to dasporthorse for letting us take h...
07/20/2026

Susan Fredendall and Josette had a great first week together! 🎉 We are so grateful to dasporthorse for letting us take her beautiful mare on lease 💕

Thank you all for being so patient with me the last several weeks. My heart dog Bindi has been dealing with IVDD and bet...
07/12/2026

Thank you all for being so patient with me the last several weeks. My heart dog Bindi has been dealing with IVDD and between her rehab appointments, vet, consultations and neurology. Most of my spare time has been dedicated to her. Bindi came home from neck surgery today, she is doing well and pain is under control. 🩶

06/28/2026

Out grazing my horse yesterday and want to talk about correct halter breaking, giving to pressure and how you can prevent accidents in your horse through training. Happy Sunday! 🦄

06/09/2026

Available for in barn part lease
Phoenix Des Quidam

Confidence builder in Hunters and Equitation, safe and complete gentleman

One training stall coming available!Full service Hunter/jumper training located in Monroe, WashingtonSchedule a tour and...
06/03/2026

One training stall coming available!

Full service Hunter/jumper training located in Monroe, Washington

Schedule a tour and see why we are different from your classic training program

05/26/2026

Barn staff and trainers understand your desire to want to spend as much time as possible with your horse, April Bilodeau writes. While some barns may have open hours and you may come and go as you please, others may choose to implement barn hours, and for good reason.

You may not think it makes a big difference to come to the barn a half hour earlier than its set “open” time, but consider these few points before pulling up the driveway a little early next time.

Safety: While it may be quiet and peaceful to ride outside of barn hours, a major reason for barns to have set times for riding is to make sure that someone is on property while riders are riding. If something were to happen, whether it be your horse getting loose or you take a fall, who would be able to help you?

Structured Schedules: Most farms have set feeding times, turnout times, a whole daily schedule that the horses get accustomed to. Arriving early may cause anxiety or confusion in horses that expect to be fed upon someone arriving at the barn. Leaving late may disrupt night check schedules by not providing barn management to check on horses at the appropriate time should a horse have to eat late or be cooled out late.

Privacy: Many farm owners live on property, meaning their backyard is a constant flow of people coming and going to visit their horses. It’s important to respect the privacy of the farm owner by visiting during barn hours. Just think how you would be feel about someone being in your backyard at 6am, or 8pm!

If your farm has barn hours that don’t work for your schedule, talk to your trainer, barn manager, or farm owner. Chances are, they are open to being flexible on some days to accommodate your schedule, but in this case it’s better to ask for permission than forgiveness!

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📸 © Kate Selig

05/07/2026

This specifically talks about World War II. But in World War I the Irish Draught breed was used so heavily with such high mortality rates that the breed is still considered endangered today.

During World War I, most of the early fighting was tree line fire. Which means the cavalry selected dark colored horses that blended into the trees. Bay and black colored horses were preferred over lighter colors like gray.

This is why today, there are so many gray colored Irish Draught horses as they were less often recruited to war and survived. Carrying gray genetics to continue the breed.

05/06/2026

WSHJA May Outreach 2026

Congratulations to Ineke VanWaardenburg and Andros Champion .70 jumpers

Congratulations to Brigid Johnson and Pickle Power Champion 2’ Equitation and 2’ Hunters

Congratulations to Rachael Kimmerly and Nu Bueno Bux Champion 18” Equitation and 18” Hunters

Congratulations to Paula Gluss and Phoenix Des Quidam for braving her first horse show and improving each day with her wonderful new gelding!

My favorite part of the weekend was everybody had fun, rode sensibly and how our horses shined (literally!)

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AbendrothEquine LLC 20630 Ben Howard Road
Monroe, WA
98272

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Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

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