Rockwood Glen Horse Farm

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Father’s Day weekend has always been special since meeting marc. He and I toured the Big Apple in jeans and boots the year we met. The next year we went to Geo...rgia. Always on the go. Living a full and beautiful life. In NY We had a room at the intercontinental- we took a tour on the 2nd story of the red bus. Seeing the footprints of the Twin Towers gave us both goosebumps. We laughed. I fell in love. We both knew. My other favorite part about life with Marc are the fathers he brought into my life. His Father Val and Step Father Sam have opened my eyes to how and what a real father should be like. They’ve shown me unconditional love from day one when he told them he met a girl. I hope I can continue to show them the love they deserve everyday but especially on Father’s Day. #fathersday #ripmrvip See more

It's almost here! RENO ~ Diamonds in the Desert Premier Horse Sale is June 25-26 following the Bob Feist Invitational during the Reno Rodeo. View all sale hor...ses, information, pedigrees, photos, videos, contacts, catalog, and pre-purchase exams at PremierHorseSales.com. #dreamhorses #premierhorsesales See more

Horse of the Day: Nero Good morning, Nero has a very large personality. He is not a lesson horse, but he continues to teach me every day how to be a better rider and horse mom. He’s 21. I’m most comfortable riding him western but his back ground is English in the GrandPrix!

These are the boots I wear at the barn- everyone makes such nice compliments. They’re on sale now!

Horse of the day: sweet Peaches. She loves scratches under her chin. She’s is a western horse, but also fun to ride bareback.

Teamwork makes the dream work.

Checker says it is officially spring time. February 5 and he’s already playing hippopotamus.

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For Robin Baizel

Some of you may be aware of some emotionally charged statements and even threats being made online toward a Fresno County cattle rancher due to a dog being shot... to death. We would like to lay out the facts as to what took place so that it provides context to accusations being made. Just before 10:30 am on Wednesday, the Fresno County Sheriff's Office received a report from a man that his dog had been shot and killed. A deputy responded and met with the man who said he had taken his two French Bulldogs for a walk on some private property located off of Copper Ave. in Clovis. Both dogs were not on a leash. The rancher, who owns the property, drove up and questioned the man as to why he was on his land. Additionally, he told him that he has cows and calves in the pasture and if his dogs disturb them he may have to shoot them. The man did not make a strong effort to call his one dog back that was roaming in the field. The rancher drove a short distance and saw the dog chasing after his herd of cattle. The rancher took his rifle out of his vehicle and fired one shot, striking and killing the dog. Under the law, a livestock owner has the right to use lethal force to protect their animals from hazards such as dogs, coyotes, etc. The property has several no trespassing signs posted, as well as a gate with a padlock. During the investigation, it came to light that the dog owner had told the rancher he works for a company that utilizes the land, so he knew the combination to unlock the gate. The rancher called the company to confirm his story and the company said the man no longer worked for him, so he had no business being on the land. A deputy later contacted the company and confirmed this to be true. This case will now be submitted to Fresno County District Attorney's Office for review. The dog owner is facing a misdemeanor charge of trespassing. It is important to note that had this man not trespassed, his dog would still be alive. Due to social media shaming, the cattle rancher is now being harassed and receiving numerous threats. This is not fair to this man, however, it is somewhat understandable because only half the story was posted for the public to read. Our department is now putting together a report to document all of these threats. The argument that the dogs are small and posed no threat is baseless. Any animal can create a hazardous situation. A cow being chased can easily fall and break a leg or trample a calf to death as it tries to run away. The rancher was justified in protecting his livestock on HIS property.

For over 10 years we have been providing our half-price December Dental Program to help make it easier for horse owners to maintain their horse’s dental health.... As a thank you to our social media friends we are giving you the first opportunity to book your appointment before December! Click for details and call today to reserve your appointment time... this is our most popular program each year so spaces fill up very quickly! 916-652-7645 https://www.lbemc.com/2020/10/29/2020-dental-program/

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Who wants to have a braiding party!

Welcome to equestrian life 8-) credits: Circle the field

So blessed to have such great horses then and now!

Too cute. Friday feels

With Reno having some of the worst air quality in the country, it is important to protect your horse and its airways.

Take me there! I’ll try this with Nero

Mom B.j. LeMaster check this out

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Mom was back in her element today! Really proud of her

This breaks my heart. Hope she heals soon

Please read. Very scary. Hoping everyone stays safe. Pray for rain

Good night from Rockwood Glen Horse Farm