Emerald Silver Stallion

06/13/2026

FIRST RIDE! 3yo Stallion in Europe by Emerald Silver of Opening Bell He definitely passes on his amazingly chill personality! Can wait to see what he & accomplish together! One to watch 💙🏆💙

03/08/2026

Stella & Silvio are expecting a new delivery April 5th and we can’t wait! had a beautiful baby shower for her last week and we had to share 💙🩷💙🩷💙🩷

Will it be a c**t or a filly???? What is your guess…

01/12/2026

Congratulations to Emerald Silver and Jordan Lubow!!!

01/07/2026

Emerald Silver HOTY two years in a row!
2025 3'3 Green Hunter Money Won & Points (Channel 2)
2024 3' Green Hunter Money Won & Points (Channel 1)

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Reach out to Valerie 646-642-6003

12/23/2025

Happy Holidays from Emerald Silver and the entire Opening Bell Family 💙💛🤍

11/02/2025

Great information for metabolic horses!

When the temperature dips below 40°F, it’s not just your fingers that get cold. The grass changes how it metabolizes fuel.
Here’s what’s happening:
During daylight, grass uses sunlight to make sugars through photosynthesis. Normally, those sugars are used for growth or stored in the roots overnight. But when nighttime or daytime temperatures drop below about 40°F, the grass can’t grow, meaning it stores those sugars instead of using them.
This means high sugar levels in the blades of grass, especially on bright sunny days followed by cold nights.
For horses with metabolic syndrome, high insulin, or a history of laminitis, that sugar spike in the grass can be risky. It’s like turning the pasture into dessert.
What to do when it’s cold out:
Avoid turnout on frosty mornings. This is when sugar levels are at their highest.
If possible, wait until late afternoon for grazing because sugar levels tend to drop as the day warms up.
Use a grazing muzzle or limit turnout time to control intake.
Rely more on tested, low-NSC hay when temperatures are consistently cold.
Keep tabs on your horse’s insulin and body condition. Early management prevents flare-ups. Ask us about insulin testing. It's quick and easy.

Cold weather doesn’t mean you have to lock your horse away from the pasture forever. It just means being strategic. Knowing how grass changes with the weather can help you keep your metabolic horse safe and comfortable all winter long.

10/06/2025

We are proud to announce Emerald Silver was awarded a Lifetime Breeding License from Oldenburg NA for his outstanding performance in winning National HOTY. So incredibly proud!

09/07/2025

The 2025 twin c**ts Ready & Tucker are getting big! One twin has Silvio’s stamp and one has mama Fiona’s. How amazing breeding is 💙💙
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Foal Friday on a Saturday! Ready nickers when he sees you and comes immediately to greet! Tucker is his own little man and needs a moment more but they are both 100% loveable. **t