Rowan Farm LLC

This past Saturday Rowan Farm was excited to be the host site for a DelMar Ranch Riding Show. This was really out of our comfort zone as we have up to this point only hosted Hunter Shows. We were blown away with how friendly and courteous everyone was and how efficient and wonderful the Del Mar staff was! That is not to say that there were not a few minor glitches as we worked to figure out what worked with the facilities but everything was taken care of smoothly and quickly. This truly is a great group putting these shows on and we are happy to be the host site again for their September show!

What a Beautiful morning!

Merry Christmas Everyone!

If anyone is interested

So. We just had a final planning meeting for Saturday's Starter Horse Trials. Guess how many volunteer Fence Judges we currently have signed up to help?

Two. We have two fence judges signed up to help.

Probably we've got more than two fences out in the Saw Mill Field.

Bring your friend. Or your aunt. Sign up your high school kid who has volunteer hour requirements. No experience necessary! You'll be home before Derby post time.

Sign up at EventingVolunteers.com. QUESTIONS? Contact volunteer coordinator Stacey Blyskal at 302-547-7576 or [email protected]

Awesome idea!

Kay Sep on TikTok Before yall come at me this is not a mineral block. Its dehydrated alfalfa to help with ulcery horses when stalled!! Its very soft so wont damage his teeth. Were having terrible weather here so horses will be in for the next few days.

Fyi

The Delaware Department of Agriculture confirmed three positive Equine Herpesvirus (EHV-1) cases on March 9 at a farm in New Castle County. Additional horses who have shown signs of fever are undergoing testing. A horse that showed neurological symptoms, and tested positive, was later euthanized due to complications.

If you visited Wellspring Farm between Tuesday, 2/14/2023, and Thursday, 3/9/2023, and have also visited other premises with horses or other equine species on the property during this timeframe, please contact the Delaware Department of Agriculture at (302) 698-4500 or [email protected]. For more information on EHV-1, read the notification concerning these cases.

Owners are cautioned to monitor horses carefully and should contact their private veterinarians to arrange for testing if a horse exhibits significant temperature elevations (greater than 101.5°F), nasal discharge, coughing, lethargy, loss of interest in food, or neurologic signs, which may first resemble lameness. Veterinarians are required to report equine neurologic syndrome to the Office of the State Veterinarian at the Delaware Department of Agriculture.

Beautiful night at the farm!

Great reminder!