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		Come ride with passion & purpose Located in beautiful Social Circle Georgia in a quiet area surrounded by pastures, trees and breathtaking views. Linda Stallings is proud to call this home and she is proud to enhance your dressage training at this beautiful facility Linda Stallings, of Stallings Ridge Farm, in Social Circle, Georgia is a well known trainer and rider who has creatively combined both her flight and dressage show schedule. Married for 23 years to her husband Fred who also works for Delta, the couple have owned their farm for 15 years. Linda provides training for both the horse and rider. Linda has been known to assist in the sale of a horse as well. Call Linda today and see what she can do for you and your horse.

This site last updated on 11/05/2009

2005 Wintec Isabell Dressage Saddle w/ Cair Panel System and Changeable Gullet System. Size 18. Comes with several changeable gullets and 2 sizes of Soft Sorbtec knee inserts. No other fittings. $650.00 Contact Linda Stallings at linda@stallingsridgefarm.com 770-464-0166 or 770-366-1801

Only been ridden in a few times 17 1/2 inch Isabell Worth Dressage saddle. Does not have CAIR or any fittings. Will put any gullet system you want on it. Excellent condition. $700.00 Linda Stallings
linda@stallingsridgefarm.com 770-464-0166 770-366-1801

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Q: A man rode is horse to town on Friday. The next day he rode back on Friday. How is this possible?
A: The horse's name was Friday.

Q: Why did the pony have to gargle?
A: Because it was a little horse!

Q: What did the horse say when it fell?
A: I've fallen and I can't giddyup!

-----------------------------------------------------------------------Q: What did the teacher say when the horse walked into the class?
A: Why the long face?

Q: What do you call a horse that lives next door?
A: A neigh-bor!

Q: When does a horse talk?
A: Whinney wants to!

A man was driving into town, and he fell in a big ditch in the middle of the road. A farmer came up and said, "My horse Sebastian can pull you out," the man said ok and the farmer got Sebastian. When Sebastian was hooked up, the farmer said, "Pull Ranger! C'mon Benny! Lets go Delilah!!!!" Then the farmer said, "Pull Sebastian, pull!" Then the car was out of the ditch, the man said, "I have a question, why did you say the wrong name three times?" And the farmer said, "Because Sebastian is blind, if he knew other horses weren't pulling, he wouldn't even try..."