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Open House!

July 4th, 2013
We are proud to announce that this Jul 7th, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM we will be hosting an Open House at Counsellor Terrace , Barrie. This is an opportunity to visit this excellent House for sale in beautiful .Please come with any questions you may have. In the meantime you can take a virtual tour of this House for sale.As always please do not hesitate to give me a call at if I can answer any ...

Open House!

July 4th, 2013
We are proud to announce that this Jul 6th, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM we will be hosting an Open House at Counsellor Terrace , Barrie. This is an opportunity to visit this excellent House for sale in beautiful .Please come with any questions you may have. In the meantime you can take a virtual tour of this House for sale.As always please do not hesitate to give me a call at if I can answer any ...

365 Days in Horse Country – Trail Etiquette

July 4th, 2013
365 Days in Horse Country – Trail Etiquette    Trail riding should be a relaxing and safe way to spend time with your horse.  One way to help make it so, is to practice good trail etiquette. When it comes to behaviour on the trail, you should adhere to some basic rules.  Follow these tenets and you, your horse, and other riders will have a more pleasant time. Approach slowly – Whe ...

365 Days in Horse Country – Eclipse

July 3rd, 2013
365 Days in Horse Country – Eclipse  One of the most famous racehorses of all times was a 16 hand chestnut Thoroughbred stallion named Eclipse.  Eclipse was foaled in England on April 1, 1764 and named after the rare solar eclipse that took place on the day of his birth.  He was a direct descendent of both the Godolphin Arabian and the Darley Arabian – two of the three Thoroughbred fo ...

365 Days in Horse Country – The Andalusian

July 2nd, 2013
365 Days in Horse Country – The Andalusian    The ancestors of the Andalusian were painted on cave walls some 25,000 years ago.  Although other prehistoric images of horses appear in European cave paintings, the images in Spain depict a horse that was lead by humans, not hunted by them.  For this reason, some experts think the ancestor of the Andalusian was the first horse to be domes ...

365 Days in Horse Country – The Lipizzans of World War II

July 1st, 2013
365 Days in Horse Country – The Lipizzans of World War II      The Lipizzan, or Lipizzaner, breed is world famous for its talents in high-level dressage, made famous by the Spanish Riding School in Vienna.  The majestic horses, which are born black, and mature to almost white, are muscular and athletic.  They originated in Austria, where they were developed by the Hapsburg monarch in ...

365 Days in Horse Country – Polo

June 30th, 2013
365 Days in Horse Country – Polo If you could play hockey on horseback, the game would be a lot like polo. A team sport, polo requires skill and bravery of the rider, and boldness and athletic prowess of the horse. The object in polo is to score goals against an opposing team. Each team has four riders. Scoring is achieved when a rider drives a ball into the other team’s goal. Riders ...

365 Days in Horse Country – Norwegian Fjord

June 29th, 2013
365 Days in Horse Country – Norwegian Fjord    The Norwegian Fjord is considered the oldest breed of horse in Norway, and it’s believed  to have descended from the ancient Przewalski’s Horse, which can only be found in zoos today.  Experts believe that the ancestors of today’s Fjords migrated to Norway and the Scandinavian peninsula around 4,000 years ago.  The Norwegians began selecti ...

181 Hanmer Street W, Barrie, ON

June 28th, 2013
I just sold this House at 181 Hanmer Street W, Barrie, ON West Bayfield.View this recently sold House or see all my home sales

365 Days in Horse Country – Feeding the Senior Horse

June 28th, 2013
365 Days in Horse Country – Feeding the Senior Horse  Senior horses are truly a joy.  They tend to be slow to spook, more cooperative, and just easy to get along with.  Older horses do pose some challenges when it comes to feeding, however. Some senior equines have difficulty keeping weight on.  Others tend to gain too much weight.  Most do not have the energy requirements they onc ...
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