Graystone Hunters/Jumpers

11/27/2025

Hope everyone has a great day with family and friends!

10/20/2025

Uptown Girl is a 5yo, 16.2 hand, Hanoverian, mare. For the last year has been showing in the 2’- 2’3” hunters and is stepping up to the 2’6” with plenty of scope and talent to go higher. She is a good mover and has good form over fences. Located in Newbury, OH. Asking mid-high 5’

09/07/2025

Was a rainbow this morning at the farm!

03/01/2025

Wow, it has been a year since we moved into our new barn and still loving it!!

01/14/2025

SOLD!!
Jumper available that can cross into hunters/eq rings.
Relentless “Miles” is a 2017, 16.3 hand, dark bay, Thoroughbred, gelding. He had one month of race training before they realized he wasn’t made for racing. We have had him for 2 years giving him a solid foundation. He has been shown locally in the 2’-2’3”, 2’6”, 2’9”-3’ hunter and jumpers and is schooling 3’ - 3’3” at home. He is a nice mix of a push ride and having his own motor. Miles is brave to the jumps and has lead changes when asked. Minimal prep to get him to the show ring. He is suitable for an amateur/junior working with a trainer.
He also has had dressage training where he is confidently schooling leg yields, shoulder in, and started changes. He has the understanding of travers & renvers and is responsive to your seat.

Asking lower 5’s starting with a 2. Please PM me for more information! Located in Newbury, Ohio.

12/25/2024

From everyone here at Graystone, we would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas 🎄

11/28/2024

10/19/2024

The Lucky One “Logan” is a 2014, 16.3 hand, dark bay, Thoroughbred, Gelding. He has an extensive show record in the 2’6” hunters at local shows and rated shows. He is suitable for cross rail up to 2’9”-3’, but really excels at the 2’6” and bellow hunters and equitation, could also play in jumper ring also. He will add and double add in lines all day long or go down the lines in the numbers with encouragement from his rider. He is honest to the jumps, has his lead change when going forward. He has earned many OPHA year end awards. Logan is easy to handle and good for farrier, vet, and body clipping. He does require yearly maintenance. Asking low 5 figures starting with a 2

09/09/2024

Relentless “Miles” is a 2017, 16.3 hand, dark bay, Thoroughbred, gelding. He had one month of race training before they realized he wasn’t made for racing. We have had him for 2 years giving him a solid foundation. He has been shown locally in the 2’-2’3”, 2’6” hunter and jumpers and is schooling 3’ - 3’3” at home. He is a nice mix of a push ride and having his own motor. Miles is brave to the jumps and has lead changes when asked. Minimal prep to get him to the show ring. He is suitable for an amateur/junior working with a trainer.
He also has had dressage training where he is confidently schooling leg yields, shoulder in, and started changes. He has the understanding of travers & renvers and is responsive to your seat.

Asking lower 5’s starting with a 2. Please PM me for more information! Located in Newbury, Ohio

07/29/2024

Had a great time this past week at WEC.
Some highlights include:

Can’t Help Falling In Love owned by Arielle Kauffman ridden by Rebecca Bunting Champion in Adult Amateur Hunter and 4th in 2’9”-3’ WEC Hunter Derby

The Lucky One and owner Erin Craven got great ribbons in the Low Adult Hunter

Quintus owned by Elizabeth Casserly and ridden by Adam Gray won the 1.10 meter Gamblers Choice and the 1.20 meter Open Jumper classes

Relentess owned by Brenda Smith and ridden by Adam Gray got ribbons in the 2’6” Thoroughbred Hunters and 3rd in a .85 Open Jumper class.

Brenda Smith returned to the hunter ring after a break from the show ring on Elizabeth Casserly’s Silvio B.

Maria Stanton and Finnegan put in a respectable round in the .85 meter Open Jumpers.

05/22/2024

Wanted to thank everyone who came and help paint jumps last weekend, they turned out great!

05/14/2024

Welcome to Trainer Tuesday! Each week we ask trainers a question and gather their answers for you. These trainers have a range of experience, backgrounds, and focus points of their programs, so the answers have as much variation as you would expect and also probably much more similarity. This week....