News
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World Cup Gold Medal, and All the Happenings! December 18, 2024FIrst of all, we're thrilled to congratulate RIchie and his Team USA teammates on the 3 gaited ...
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All The News! December 11, 2024The 2024 Knockout holiday party was a rip-roaring success. While the weather wasn’t winterish,...
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Election Endorsements December 04, 2024So, we haven’t done this for a while, but we’re going to let the lesson horses endorse candidates...
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The Holidays Come to Knollwood November 27, 2024Happy Thanksgiving to all! Thank you to all our friends and supporters who made this year spect...
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Finishing BIG! November 20, 2024Team Knollwood has returned from the UPHA National Championship American Royal Horse Show, the ...
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It May Seem Quiet Around Here ... November 13, 2024The academy team is done competing for 2024, and the show horses are at the American Royal, the...
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Kansas City, Here We Come November 06, 2024Team Knollwood’s show horses are heading to Kansas City tomorrow where they’ll compete at the ...
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IASPHA Stories October 30, 2024Photo by Andrea SItzman Knollwood’s academy team has returned from their 9th and final out of ba...
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We Had A Ball! October 23, 2024Team Knollwood finished their in-barn show season with a celebration of the lesson program. Nin...
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What A Weekend! October 16, 2024Our academy team is back from an action-packed UPHA Chapter 10 show at Beyond Stable Farm. With...
We Lose A Treasure
Team Knollwood lost an integral part of its faculty this morning when Eddie lost a colic battle. This treasure of a Morgan was officially known as Hylee’s Red Fox.
After a successful show career with former owner Kellyn, Eddie came to Knollwood when Kellyn went to college. He was even a part of the scene when her now husband proposed at Knollwood. He has been a model citizen since the day he arrived.
The master of patterns, Eddie loved to work. He particularly enjoyed pattern camps, pattern classes, and out of barn academy shows where he could pretend he was back at Morgan Grand Nationals.
Eddie was a confidence builder. He taught a generation of Knollwood Kids that they could do any pattern in the world if they broke it down into pieces.
We are heart broken. Eddie was the best horse. We are so grateful that Knollwood became his forever home. No better place to retire. Thank you for taking such good care of him.