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Miss Behavin'
aka Missy Missy is the original member of the FAF herd. She is a 2002 Arabian cross mare, who is as full of sass as you can get! Missy loves to meet new people, takes very good care of our littles, while still able to give a more experienced rider a bit of a challenge. Missy is Wendy's personal horse and loves her job helping to teach others the joy of riding and all things horses.
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JJM Sunny Jewel
aka Sunshine Sunshine is everyone's favorite mare. Born in 1999, Sunshine is a registered Quarter Horse. Sunshine is our been there, done that horse. She even has a baby out in the world! Sunshine is our go to for beginner walk trot riders. Sunshine is Wendy's husband, Dan's, horse and we are very fortunate he allows us to use her for lessons and shows.
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Front Runnin' On Ice
aka Cash Purchased in 2022, Cash is a 2011 born registered QH gelding. Cash is enjoying teaching riders of all levels. He is currently being used for only groundwork/horsemanship lessons and really enjoys attention and scratches. He is a joy to have at the barn and a dream to ride.
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All Around Fancy
aka Tia Tia is a 2011 Bashkir Curly, owned by Madyson Eskuri. Mady is kind enough to allow us to use her for lessons. Tia is a very sweet mare who has a ton of talent and is easily the nicest horse we have on the farm. She is reserved for the more advanced students. |
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Hear from one of Wendy's students:
"A few months ago I found Few Acres farm after many years of being on a hiatus from riding. I was so happy to find Wendy and her wonderful equines who gave me the opportunity to get back in the saddle and continue to learn some great equine skills. Wendy’s attention to detail with her horses and her student is second to none. She knows her horses and her students' abilities and can make a good match and learning experience. Whether you are a beginner in the saddle or someone who just wants to get back in the saddle, Few Acres Farm is a welcoming environment with dedicated trainer."
"A few months ago I found Few Acres farm after many years of being on a hiatus from riding. I was so happy to find Wendy and her wonderful equines who gave me the opportunity to get back in the saddle and continue to learn some great equine skills. Wendy’s attention to detail with her horses and her student is second to none. She knows her horses and her students' abilities and can make a good match and learning experience. Whether you are a beginner in the saddle or someone who just wants to get back in the saddle, Few Acres Farm is a welcoming environment with dedicated trainer."
