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6/15/09
3 year old Bon Voyage is preparing for the Keuring in Sept
6/13/09
Agathos attends his first show and meets his sister. 
5/25/09
Zinnia competes in the Hunters at Smoke Rise
5/13/09
Platina has a heathly colt by Riverman ISF
5/1/09
LeeAnn Swenson's Liberator wins a Grand Champion and two Reserve Champions at Garden State Horse Show
4/25/09
Kianna Luscher wins a Pessoa saddle and cooler at the Palermo Winter Equestrian Final.
3/29/09
Congratulations to Loren Ferraro for winning the "Course Design Contest"
December 7, 2008
New barn and heated viewing room complete!
September 2nd, 2008
Agathos receives first premium at the NAWPN Keuring at Iron Spring Farm.
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"Born to Fly"
10 year old 16.1 hh Bay TB gelding
successful in Child/Adult Jumpers
could be a great Equitation horse too.
2nd place at Garden State Horse Show 2009 Level 2
$20,000
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Wotan
Fancy Hunter, Eligible Green.
7 year old 16.2hh chestnut gelding
Registered/Branded Hann
asking $40,000
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On Course is located in northwest New Jersey, about
an hour from New York City.
On Course, is a full service, boarding, and training facility. It is
well known for its pristine stables, attentive care provided to each
horse and numerous paddocks in which the horses graze. OCRA is owned
and managed by Katie Moriarty, a well known trainer throughout the state
of New Jersey.
On Course also provides training that caters to all riders, from beginners
to accomplished competitive riders in the hunter, equitation and jumper
disciplines.
On Course is open 7 days a week, with barn
hours from 7AM to 10 PM. We have two indoors, one heated, which are
used by
our fifteen boaders and one trainer teaching private lessons. The rings
are
dragged daily and the indoor footing is watered when necessary. The
horses
enjoy the consistency in their day. They are fed at the same time daily
and
the stalls are cleaned twice a day 7 days a week. Please schedule a
tour
and see how On Course Riding is suitable for you and your horse.
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