​on Keira's Amcer of Quito


                 32118 Old Hempstead Rd, Magnolia, TX 77355

WKF Past Schooling Show Pictures:

      ​2020 GAIG/USDF Region 9 Championship

​Junior Champion, Ava Reye


​Lana Buysse, 68.282%

From Cabrina Scott:
"Really enjoyed myself.  Met a lot of very nice folks.   Learned a great deal.  Thank you for putting on the show."
Cabrina Scott


​                       "official WKF ShowPhotographer" 

​on Urano

​Reviews sent from previous shows:

houstonimagedesign@yahoo.com

WKF Winter Schooling Show, 2024

Christine's Out-takes

    Inspirados & Fran win the

           

    

            WKF Fall Dressage                      Prize List & Entry Form...click below

​Adult Amateur Champion

IMPORTANT UPCOMING EVENTS AT WKF:

PAM GOODRICH CLINIC.... June 25-27, 2024

SPRING SCHOOLING SHOW... June 29, 2024

RIDE A TEST .....June 28,2024

     

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​​​​​​​​​Windy Knoll Farm

             Summer show pics

​The Farm.....

owner ​Diane Dougherty,


​ WKF Summer 2024 Schooling Show Saddle Pad Winners:

Daniel Arauz, 67.490%


                     WINDY KNOLL FARM 

Owned and operated by Fran Kehr since 1981.

Located on Old Hempstead Road, this unique      horse farm includes a 200' x 70' covered   (lighted) competition arena as well as a regulation outdoor (lighted) sand dressage arena, a large open three acre manicured  grassy knoll and 60' round pen. There is a sixteen stall main barn and two smaller auxiliary show barns with 50 additional stalls and turnout paddocks.

Windy Knoll has been home to as many as 30 horses of all breeds.  

​Open Champion

Trainer, Sarah Denham.

 FRAN'S  SHOWCASE               PAST and  PRESENT

                                                   

Kelly McChesney "Out take" Photo's 

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on C Rayode Plata;  66.719%



Third Level GAIG/USDF Freestyle

Show Testimonial from Doris McDonald:
"We( the MacDonald family of riders) had a blast at the show on Saturday. Again it was at hot as I remember Windy Knolls shows to be. We had two young inexperienced horses and one old inexperienced rider who's horse could complete the test better without that rider input. But we had a lot of fun, met some nice people and saw a lot of people trying hard to be better for their horse. Thanks for making this opportunity available to us.
Doris MacDonald