Iron Ardour Equestrian

15/07/2025

Lots of amazing life updates coming down the pike 🫶

We’ve been so busy showing, bringing up some new ones, and moving into our new farm, that social media is last to see all the fun! So, while we keep putting in the work and having a ball while we’re at it, here’s a pic of boy, Park Avenblu GES, making it look easy as he stepped up a division this season!!

03/07/2025

The new farm is up and running!! We have an incredible staff already in place but looking to add a new member.

*Competitive pay
*PAID sick days and vacation

Luminescent Farm, Verona, KY A Northern Kentucky premiere boarding facility that offers custom care, high end hunter/jumper performance training, lessons, trail riding, and all the amenities you and your equine partner deserve.Owned and operated by Good Intentions, LLC Train with the Best Contact We...

17/06/2025

If this isn’t our crew 🤣🤣

04/06/2025

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We are ready! The work starts this Saturday 💪Our family and team of employees are ready to start working on the farm to be open for all of our incredible clients by July 1st 💙 Let’s do this!! Our dream is to be the best of the best when it comes to being a training and performance facility. Our knowledge, compassion, and partnerships will make this a reality. Please reach out if you want to join us!

www.luminescentfarm.com

Iron Ardour Equestrian
Kiana Berry

29/05/2025

22/05/2025

We've been seeing this quote, which is one of our favorites from John, make the rounds on social media the last few days. It is a quote from an article written six years ago for the Chronicle. If you'd like to check out the full article this quote is from it's online here -
http://www.chronofhorse.com/article/shopping-international-jumper-prospect

05/04/2025

When two worlds collide 🫶 What an incredible privilege and experience to share all the fun WEF has to offer. A million thanks to my home away from home, Harkaway Farm, for welcoming our Iron Ardour crew to come be apart of the action! I am immensely grateful for these moments 🩶

02/08/2024

Growing up, camp with all my friends and our horses, was the highlight of the summer ☀️ So, as our calendars get packed with more and more shows as the years progress, it’s something I try really hard to squeeze into our busy lives. Between equitation boot camp, messy games, yoga, and painting our newest themed jump… every year, I’m so grateful for the fleeting moments our team gets to really soak up all the summer fun a horse kid can have!

04/03/2024

The best part of this sport is when we build each other up and cheer each other on 💜

23/01/2024

“Stay close to people who feel like sunlight”

….especially when FL embraces her moody side 🌧☔️

23/01/2024

Awwwww we love this duo 💜

15/01/2024

Perfectionism is a form of self sabotage. Perfectionism takes away from your confidence and resilience. Perfectionism inhibits you from being coachable. I’ll say it louder for the people in the back. I get it: we compete in a sport that is middle school us’ worst nightmare because it starts with “you’re now being judged.” A gorgeous hunter or eq round will see its score crippled by one drastic mistake. The winning jump off time is irrelevant when the last rail falls. We lose sight of the trees in the forest because of “one” mistake and deem the whole round a failure. Bonus points if you play that one mistake over and over in your head- what happened once has now happened a hundred hypothetical times… yay! Do yourself a favor and adopt a learning mindset. Your mistakes are not personal attacks on your ability or character; they’re opportunities to learn and improve. Whether it’s a mistake in one round or a learning curve season of life, embracing your challenges fosters your resilience. Resilience fuels confidence. And confidence realizes perfectionism is an unattainable standard. So next time you think about beating yourself up for being less than perfect, use what you did well to motivate you and what you left unfinished to set your next goal.