How to Let Your Horse Know You’re in Charge—Without Being Harsh
Being in charge of your horse does not mean being harsh. Learn how calm, consistent boundaries can stop pulling, biting, crowding and other unsafe behaviors
Why riding Horses Is Good For The Soul
Horses do not remove the hard things from our lives, but they give us a place to breathe while we find the strength to carry them. Discover how time at the barn brings us into the present, quiets the noise, and reconnects us with ourselves.
Great Riders Don’t Just React… They Learn to Anticipate
Learn why great riders anticipate their horse’s behavior instead of simply reacting. Discover how observation, groundwork, and daily hoof care help build confidence and improve your partnership.
A Mother’s Day Reflection on the Quiet, Powerful Bond Between Women and Their Horses
A Mother’s Day Reflection on the Quiet, Powerful Bond Between Women and Their Horses. There is a kind of love between a woman and her horse that does not need much explaining to another horse woman. She already knows. She…
the Horse Who Wouldn’t Cross Water…
The Horse Who Wouldn’t Cross Water… Until He Did Three years ago, I brought a third horse home to join my little herd of two. His name is Scout — and he came with a rule. He would not cross…
Lunging Is Much More Than Moving in Circles
Lunging Is Much More Than Moving in Circles If you’ve ever heard someone say, “Oh, I just lunged him,” you’ve probably also seen the mental image that goes with it: a horse jogging around in a circle while a person…
Why horses need fresh water during Winter
When the weather turns cold, many horse owners focus on warm blankets, shelter, and proper feeding—but water often gets overlooked. The truth is, fresh, clean water is just as important in the winter as it is in the summer—maybe even…
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How Important Is Your Farrier
A good farrier can make all the difference in your horse’s comfort, movement, and long-term soundness. Here is the hard lesson that taught me just how important farrier care really is.
Heat Stress, Heat Exhaustion, & Heat Stroke in Horses
More than any other time of year, your horse is at the greatest risk of developing heat stress in the summer. When temperatures are high, it’s best to schedule any demanding physical activity in the morning and late afternoon to…
