Ennisclare Farm

05/25/2024

05/04/2023

Farewell to handsome “Tango” 1.5 yr old Andulusian X Friesian off to your new home with “ great expectations!”

04/17/2020

Horses are well practiced in this/ nothing new for them!

Some horse and rider combinations are really good at social distancing!

10/13/2019

Happy Turkey Lurkey from Ennisclare Farm. Our family of wild turkeys are safe and sound, even though the cat thought they looked tasty.

10/13/2019

Barn renovations complete (after months of work.) Walls parged and painted, windows caulked and painted and loose boards nailed secure. During painting noticed the initials "AA" scratched in one of the foundation stones. The original Homesteaders were Anderson's so chances are sometime circa 1850 A. Anderson scratched his initials into his newly built barn. I think he'd be pleased seeing it looking the way it does almost 170 years later. Can't imagine the incredible hard work those first pioneers put into carving out a living. In the early 1900's this was apparently one of the few local farms that had a horse, which the neighbours would borrow seasonally to take their cattle down to summer pasture (in the Hilton Falls area.)

10/09/2019

We would like to introduce some new talent to the Ennisclare Farm team. Lise Elder is an experienced coach and trainer who is available for lessons in house, or at your farm in the surrounding area.Specializing in problem solving horse and rider issues with a comprehensive and compassionate approach. Services include lessons,training rides, show coaching and young horse starting/backing. hunter/jumper and basic dressage. Contact at (905) 467-1481.

06/04/2019

One of the rare, beautiful winter days, a group heads out for a hack in the snow giving visiting guest "Anka" (from Germany) an opportunity to ride in the snow.

06/04/2019

One of the many fun courses the ladies set up this winter.

06/04/2019

And then there were two. Sadly this winter we lost our beloved barn cat "Smokey," but all the more treats and attention for the remaining two. Here Tyronne (the black cat) looks like a Maude Lewis subject while they perch on the barn door.

02/26/2019

Barely coming up for air, dear Briggs really loves his hay (as is evidenced by his waistline.)