Equestrian Education Internship Program at American Dream Farm

Eryn on Zippy Boy bareback today. #americandreamfarm #zippidyday

Please help us welcome Eryn Zimmerman to the ADF Internship Program! #americandreamfarm

Best......Interns.......Ever!

Beautiful Becca on Big Boy Boone. #americandreamfarm

Congratulations to February Intern of the month, Kayla Tull! Thanks for all you do. You are greatly appreciated! #americandreamfarm

Intern of the Month two months in a row! Congratulations Hannah Burchfield! Thanks for all you do! #equestrianeducationinternshipprogram #americandreamfarm

Please help us welcome Lauren Bray to the American Dream Farm Internship Program! Lauren on Pretty Paris tonight. #americandreamfarm #equestrianeducationinternshipprogram @moniquesmithamericandreamfarm

Sweet Kat on Pretty Paris tonight. #equestrianeducationinternshipprogram #americandreamfarm

The plaid group and the blue group. Team plaid; Kat, Becca Rau, and Hannah. The blue group; Me and Elliana Hassel. (We didn’t get the memo.) American Dream Farm - Monique Smith #americandreamfarm

These wonderful ADF Interns are helping Will Bolinger complete his FFA Supervised Agricultural Experience for school. Thank you ladies! #equestrianeducationinternshipprogram #americandreamfarm

Congratulations to American Dream Farm Intern of the Month, Hannah Burchfield! Thanks for all you do Hannah. You are truly appreciated. @moniquesmithamericandreamfarm #americandreamfarm #equestrianeducationinternshipprogram

Tips for cooling off horses who suffer from anhydrosis, or any condition such as PPID that may cause over heating during the hot months: 1. Body clip every few weeks spring to fall. I know that is a lot of work, but it makes a big difference. 2. Of course you can hose with cool water. Don't be tempted to put cold water right on the back of the horse. You don't want to shock them. The trick to is to hose one time, scrape that water off as it will take some of the body heat aw...ay from the horse, then hose a second time and leave the water on the horse. Do not scrape the water off the second time. 3. You can also pour rubbing alcohol on the horse's back and large muscle groups. 4. One more trick we use is that I have several sets of EZ ice tendon boots. We put them on the lower legs. The horse will instantly cool off. They have a lot of veins in their legs, so the blood will cool and go through out his system. Here is the link: https://www.smartpakequine.com/pt/ez-ice-tendon-wrap-19967 See more