KRB Equestrian, LLC

06/07/2026

Beginning of June update! Stalls are finished minus mattresses, full arena and mirrors are finished and our entire tack room and 2 story residence is now all framed! Appliances are also ordered! This week the team will start staining wood in the arena/barn along with finishing the tack up/wash rack areas and then trades start coming in! Planning to move horses around the 20th and then Reed and I will do the RV life with the dogs for a couple of months until our side is all done! So excited! 😍😍

05/11/2026

What’s happened in the last month? Well, fencing is all done, kick walls of the arena and the footing is installed, windows for the stalls are in as are stall wall dividers! Now to get the stall fronts, stall mats, tongue and groove on the other side of the arena wall and then electric and water hopefully in over the next few weeks. Anticipated move in timeline for mid June! 🤞

Full steam ahead!

04/08/2026

Farm build update!

We now have our entire structure up! Power is ran, well is drilled, septic installation next week! Interior buildout is starting this week as well as completion of all paddock fencing!

We are extremely thankful for everyone that has helped get us to this point! A few bumps along the road but otherwise it has been fairly smooth sailing! It is no small task taking a raw piece of land, imagining a dream and putting the things in motion to make it a reality but we can happily say we are doing it and learning lots along the way!

Excited to move in soon! A paradise for both people and animals! We can’t wait! 😍

12/16/2025

As 2025 closes we look back on the amazing year of growth for our team here at KRB Equestrian. With exciting things on the horizon for 2026 not only in the development of our horses, but also our future farm build we are so grateful to all of our family, friends, clients and sponsors for their unwavering support.

Virtuoso R (aka Vince) a 2020 Rheinlander gelding owned by Tracie T. Wang had a year of development not only physically but mentally as well. Despite the times where his butt was several inches taller than his withers (😂) he went to each show handling the electric atmosphere with maturity of a horse twice his age! Now that he is beginning to slow down we are excited to see where he can go! He finished the year off in the top half of an extremely competitive USDF/GAIG Region 3 Training level open championship class, even receiving an alternate invitation to the US Dressage finals. To finish the year he received the USDF All Breeds Training Level Open reserve champion and was top 20 for overall horse of the year Training level! We are aiming for 1st/2nd level in 2026 as well as handing over some ride time to his owner Tracie to enjoy! 😊

Dreamheart (aka Doug) our 2018 Westfalen gelding came out at 3rd level with still much to improve! A big jump up to this level but this fancy boy loves to show off! He ended up 3rd in a highly competitive USDF/GAIG Regional 3rd level open championship class being beat out by horses much older and more experienced and even received a wild card invitation to the US Dressage finals! He ended up top 5 for USDF All Breeds 3rd level open and was in the top 25% of horses for overall year end awards. We will continue to work on his confidence with the flying changes and hope to make the step up to FEI in the next year or so! The sky is the limit for this little sports car! 🥰

928 Favory Atessa (aka Tex) a 2018 Purebred Lipizzan stallion owned by Good Luck Farm Lipizzans had his first full year of showing! This talented handsome man was so brave handling all of the new show environments and is an old pro now with the show weekend routine! To see the confidence in this sensitive stallion soar this year had been extremely rewarding! He finished in the top half of his USDF/GAIG regional 1st level open championship class and ended up USDF/USLF All Breeds 1st level champion! He is already having a blast with the flying changes and shows improved strength for the higher collective work so we are excited to bring him out at 3rd level for 2026!

I’ll do my best to keep everyone up to date on our farm progress this next season but I foresee a lot of exciting things in the works for 2026! Full steam ahead!

05/14/2025

I’m not the best at maintaining two FB accounts but a quick update for everyone!

KRB Equestrian has officially relocated to central Georgia! Currently in Madison GA based out of the beautiful Mia Vita Hacienda we are on the search for a property to purchase and build our future dream facility!

With that being said we are still working and training hard! The boys took their first trip to the GA international horse park for the Georgia Dressage and Combined Training Association show! Despite torrential rains, a crazy 30 degree temp drop and some pretty tough judging they all made us very proud!

All 3 are now qualified for USDF Region 3 championships so we will focus on training more and maybe taking a few more excursions out to nearby shows for fun!

Enjoy the pictures by High time photography of Tex and Doug (Vince didn’t ride Sunday so unfortunately none of him 🙁)

04/23/2025

“Living in the South allergens are a year round battle. Between plant allergies to moisture problems I was trying everything to stay ahead of the game. We previously fed a few of my horses spirulina pellets but I wanted something more. After finding and feeding StableFeed Boosted Spirulina Chia supplement, one horse's chronic runny eyes cleared, the coughs are no more and I can tell an overall improvement in their health. We have peace of mind knowing these products are all natural and carefully made in the USA and can say that StableFeed products will always be a part of the feeding program with our horses!”

~ Kristina Brown, StableFeed Rider

04/17/2025

Join us this Friday evening for a fun mythbusters segment hosted by our amazing sponsor StableFeed! ❤️

02/26/2025

KRB Equestrian is proud to be supported by StableFeed! A company focused on providing only the best and purest equine supplements and feed! We’ve utililized their boosted spirulina chia products for several years now with great success! Even with all the allergens that come with living in the south this product pulls through time and time again!

Excited to continue our journey with their support! ❤️

12/17/2024

What an amazing weekend of showing for the boys of KRB Equestrian at WEC-Ocala!

After a fun filled summer training hard up north at Carol & Scott McPhee’s Field of Dreams it was rewarding to see that it all paid off! I am so incredibly happy with how each boy did!

Our 6yo Dreamheart (aka Doug) went out at 3rd level for only the second time and showed so much more ride ability from the first time! Just needing to continue to develop those changes and he will be unstoppable!

Tracie T. Wang’s 4YO Virtuoso R (aka Vince) was in the 70s all weekend! Despite going through yet ANOTHER growth spurt 🙈 he proved that he is really starting to focus more in his work!

And to top it off we are all so incredibly proud of Good Luck Farm Lipizzans’ 6yo stallion 928 Favory Atessa (aka Tex) at his very first show ever! We knew going into this that this sensitive boy would have lots of emotions with the big environment, but with each ride he grew more and more confident capping out the weekend in the 70s as well!

Thank you to all our friends and family near and far for cheering us on and supporting this journey! Making the jump into the professional world would not be possible without you!

A massive thank you to my husband Reed, who not only helped me out at the show but also went back and forth to the house to help care for the dogs, donkeys and Miss Reina (who was NOT happy that all her men left her 🤣)

With room for improvement on all, if this weekend is any indication on how the winter season will go, I am extremely excited to see what is to come!

Now for some much deserved downtime before we take the feedback from these rides and preparing for the next show!

Yay!

Photos by: Andrew Ryback Photography, LLC

10/29/2024

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Success in dressage is not measured by how quickly you master the movements, but by how deeply you connect with your horse in every stride. It is in the quiet moments, when the world disappears and it's just you and your horse, that the real magic happens.