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Tomorrow Equine offers a variety of online services, from webinars to private online coaching. However, I have 2 lines of services that represent the core of my values :

Equine alignment assessment and rehab program:

Let me create a personalized chart on how your horse uses its body. From there I will be assigning a few rehabilitation exercises that will help your horse create strength in the w

eak areas of his body. Those exercises can be used as an add-on value to your training program, as they can be done by themself or included in your warm-up and cool-down ritual. New Price: 120$ Initial Visit
New Price: 85$ Follow up

Equine Horsenality Charting & Leadership Program:

All horses are different, and so should also be our leadership approach to every single one of them. Charting their big characteristic traits gives us incredible information when it comes to creating the best leadership approach for each horse. Once your horse chart is done, it`s time to create a leadership practice that offers the wants of your horse’s needs. It will be my pleasure to help you understand how to respond to his questioning, and how to present yourself in a way that makes your horse willing to participate in order to really create the bond you are looking for. New Price: 120$ Initial Visit
New Price: 85$ Follow up

Clinics, workshops, and online webinars can vary in subject and prices, reach out for more information on how to book a special event at your place.

14/08/2025

What Social Media has taught me about human behavior?
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As soon as you post something on social, you have 1 guarantee: a keyboard warrior will volunteer to give you a lot of his free time to tell you how ashamed you should be of yourself for A-B-C reasons.

Over the year, I have seen a pattern that is very interesting to me. Particular things are socially acceptable, even if causing harm to an animal, when others that are not, even if you showcase no sign whatsoever of harming the animal with the label ‘’weapon’’.

Just for the fun of it, here are the internet acceptable and non-acceptable I have seen so far on my post:

❌Whips – Red flag - Any sticks somewhere in the video (even just lying against a wall) send you straight to hell.

⚠️Mouth pieces – snaffles are acceptable, but a leverage bit will probably get people to treat you by replying they will call the SPCA on you if you touch those reins!

✅Bitless – no requirement here – you are in the green zone. Even with a hackamore that can break your horse's face in 2, you're still in the green, as long as nothing his in the horse's mouth.

✅Saddle – No requirement here – Even extremely pore-fitted tack will keep you in the green. If the horse reacts to the pore-fitted tack, it's just the horse's fault for the most part.

❌Liberty but with halter – Red flag – Unacceptable, how can a person claim to do liberty if the horse is still wearing equipment!?

❌❌Senior horse on video – Super red flag – this one should be placed next to videos of drowning baby kittens. If the horse is not young and fat, it does not belong in the world of the internet.

❌❌Spurs- Red Flag with neon light – Apparently, for the common public, Spurs are made with many butcher knives and take a slice off your horse each time the pressure is applied.

⚠️Rearing horse – here is an interesting one. If the clip showcases a horse rearing your in the green. But if the clip showcases the same horse rearing, and you see a person asking for it. That horse is downright afraid of you. If you have a stick in your hand in that video, you, my friend, are in for a mountain of s**t because you downright abuse that horse every day of his poor life.

At the end of the day, whatever you post, if your video is attractive, it will always catch the attention of people who are there just to try to put you down. So what to do?

Keep posting!💪

Keep posting, because it will teach you to keep your integrity, because you know the true story. Also, if your video is attractive enough to get in front of the eyes of those keyboard warriors, don’t worry. Bad content gives you 5x the views than others. Helping you to reach the people you made it for 😉

Your content is worth being shared with the world. 🌸
I hope this post made you giggle a bit and push you to know that everyone who post will get attack. But this shouldn't stop you from posting.💜

12/08/2025

How are you all holding up?

Having an evacuation plan due to a forest fire situation is not something most Maritimers have set up. In our province (where it normally rains every 2 days), farm owners are facing a new reality, most of us never even consider… 😬

I am hopeful that the worst is over now But, with every call and question from people seeking help to come up with a plan, I am facing the reality that a lot of people do not have their horses prepared for evacuation. 😖 I am not even talking about having a trailer or another barn to move them to! I am talking about life skills that would make a world of difference in an emergency. ⚠️

Here are 4 big points that should get you thinking:

✅️ Good handling manners: That is going to sound cliché for many, but if your horse is pushy with you on a regular day-to-day basis, when his stress level is at the lowest, imagine in a moment of high stress?

✅️ Trailer Loading: I know not everyone has a trailer, yet, it his not in a case of emergency that a horse should be introduced to the idea of loading. Trailer loading sessions with any horse should be practiced regularly with any horse.

✅️ Confident at being tied and crossed tied: In a state of emergency, do not take for granted that your horse will always be moved to a 5-star horse hotel with a luxurious box stall full of fresh shavings. A safe spot for the night may be tied to a tree, a fence post, or a trailer, who cares as long as it is safe! Your horse should be ok with being tied for an extended amount of time, and once again, this is something that should be introduced at home in a low-level stress environment.

✅️ Confident by himself: This is another hard one that many people don’t think about… There is no guarantee that your horse will always set up next to his buddy, or even at the same location as his favorite friend. I see on a regular basis, horses being extremely buddy sour at home. In a state of panic, those behaviors will only worsen, placing all people around those animals at risk, including the animals themselves.

The chances of getting hurt working with big animals are high, even with a horse that has a lot of life skills under its belt, because we never know how they will react in emergencies. Volunteers get hurt trying to save animals each time. Sometimes, the animals they go to are in such a state of panic out of their comfort zone that they can’t help them. 💔

The best practice is always to do our best to have them ready for all types of scenarios, and not wait too long before starting to evacuate to a safer location. I am very pleased to see that many people have offered their help, and groups have been created as well, if you think you may be in need. (I will share the link in the comment below) ❤️‍🩹

⚠️ If the skills stated above are things your horse may struggle with, act now. If you are not sure how to start on the subject, it would be my pleasure to help you out with that.

Let’s stay hopeful.🙏

I wish you and your horses to stay safe.🐎

09/08/2025

🎉 it's celebration time for Mar and Sam!🎉

Trailer loading to me is sacred 🙏

It will reflect your every aspect of your leadership with your horse. It takes a large amount of trust from the horse toward the human, a doze of commitment from both parties, awareness, atunement, and a huge amount of patience but with firmity. 🪷

The Ying and the Yang ☯️

Sam his not an easy horse, but not because his scare, on the contrary, because he his over confident. Overconfident horses do not naturally seek leadership from the human, they don't need it, and if what you are asking them to do does not align with what they whanted to do... they will simply... leave 😖

Those are the horses people water ski 🎿 at the end of the rope just because their horse preffer to go eat grass at the end of the arena... 😤

Frustrating and a behavior that turns into a habit very fast with those horses.

Yet, with proper leadership, with firm boundaries and a high amount of reward , leadership can be established with those horses. ⚘️

I finish that season with so much joy toward this pair victory 🏆 today. Not once did Sam totally disconect by removing himself away from the question. He did offer something else than the original idea, but Mar was right there, leading him back to focus each time, hholding him accountable for each step so that trailer loading can be smooth and safe for both of them. ❤️‍🔥

Well done both!!!! 👏 😁

Help me out to cheer this awesome pair!

And if you do not feel confident asking your horse to step into a trailer, don't wait until the day you have to make it happen 😱. Book a trailer loading session. You will not regret it!

07/08/2025

If you ever get the chance to enter a clinic by Hearth Beast – Kaleigh and Brendan Wise, do it! ❤️‍🔥

The dynamic between the 2, their approach to horsemanship, and their variety from all their different experiences, make them a glorious source of knowledge that can help you level up with your horse on any aspect.🙌

I know for myself, it would be a clinic I will remember from having as much fun participating in, as learning from watching the other participants.

Clinics are an important part of making sure you keep acquiring new knowledge, but they also help you to find inspiration. At the end of each clinic, I usually learn new things about myself and my horse.

Yes, you learn new , but the whole mental state going into the background is also just as valuable as driving home with new games to play.

As Brendan had a foundation from , my morning session with him has been dedicated to vertical flexion and asking Boomer to grow tall into his posture.

On the third day, when the lightest movement of my hand made him shift back and move his shoulder up, without moving his feet, it made my eyes sparkle. It takes at least 12 years to build a strong dressage horse, and Boomer is not the same horse Sparkle was, meaning the exercises that have been successful with one will not be with the other. Working on exercises for this body type allowed me to see the true potential that he has to offer. AND HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE ABBS WORKING! 🦄

The afternoon with Kaleigh was on a different vibe as we entered the area with the idea of finally working towards the Q of asking him to lie down.

The relationship between Boomer and me has drastically changed since he his no longer a lesson horse. The consistency of being has brought him to a place where what I would have NEVER start teaching him to do (because he would use it to his advantage in lessons) his now possible. So on this, we saw his expression change from to . 🤯

From here, it would be a game of patience❣️ as a horse can take any amount of time from 3 days to 3 years to go down as we ask willingly. For Boomer, his thought process was disbelieving that a territory that would once have been taboo to think about seemed to open up to a question today. As we enter a new part of our journey together, I am looking forward to seeing what else we will access from there. 🌱

Overall, this clinic was a wonderful opportunity for me to become a student again, see how my horse and I showed up to one another when we are not at home, and, of course, meet new and fabulous people! 🤩

Special thanks to the organizer Sarah and the facility host, Jannah.

03/08/2025

Bitter-sweet moment right here…🥺

As Boomer and I are just about to pack our bags and leave for a 3-day adventure, I found myself wondering what I want to take away from this formation.

I originally planned to do this clinic for the sake of bringing my team liberty (with my team of 4) to the next level. But, it seems that life had other plans for me, and fair enough, I am only going to be bringing Boomer to this clinic… 💔

What would once bring me a lot of joy, only thinking about it, is now sending me on an ultimate grief trip mixed with guilt, guilt of not appreciating Boomer for still being there, Grief of having lost 2 wonderful horses, and never being able to experience being in a place with all 4 at once.

Did I though about quitting and leaving my spot to someone else? Yes! Many times, but I am persevering and pushing to make it happen anyway.

I hope that in the process, I will be able to put all those bitter feelings aside and emerge from this with a smile on my face, proud that I persevered and did not quit.

I don't know what we will do, and where it will lead us, but I am not missing this opportunity, even if it hurts. Wish me luck! ❤️‍🩹

01/08/2025

Work hard for you, because the crowd will not see all the hours you place into it.

During the Medieval time dinner show I had the pleasure to watch in Florida this spring, there was one rider and her horse who when almost unnotice. Yet, she will be to me the one I will remember the most... ❤️

Dressage and higher level haute ecole manoeuvers demands dicipline and years of work between the horse and the same rider, yet all this hard work remain totally unseen by the general public even by many in the equestrian world who simply never developpe the eyes 👀 for it.

But, as a person who aim to accomplish this type of work, I saw her. I saw her and her magnificent horse showing the muscles mass of a horse and rider team who work hard everyday since many year. I saw them performing in the silence of the crowd as no body knew what was happening, as for a untrained eyes, it was just a pretty horse moving around.

They didn't see the years and perceverange that made them passage, piaffe, pirouette or the many flying lead changes they did...

Being in the entertainment world is hard. The sad true is that people will cheer loudly to a horse with 2 feet in the air, who took almost no training to put that trick on command, but they will remain silent to the rider who work 12 years to build a war horse. 🤷‍♀️💔

Yet, it is still with pure joy and AW that I think about that performance. I have never cheer that loud in a crowd of silence people before.

I saw them, and what I saw was magestic. 🦄
The video will unfortunatly not make them justice. But it gave me a boost of inspiration I had lost over the winter. I carried it back home and started playing with Boomer, in the art of dressage.

Did you ever watch a performance that got you so inspired that it push you to try something new?

29/07/2025

One week to go before three days of intensive learning for Boomer and Me.

Kaliegh Marie from Braveheart Beast and her husband, Brandon, will be in NB for a few days, and I was able to secure a stop for them to participate! 😁

If you don`t know Kaleigh, I encourage you to go check out her social media

What`s her style?🤔

She has a very interesting background in animal training that started with a team of Oxs as a teenager, and since then has focused her ability to work at liberty with teams of horses without missing a beat on the correctness of movement.

Since then, she has become very popular with her many performances all around the US in fairs and equine events. She is now a known clinician and has recently joined force with Brendan Wise to offer an ultimate learning experience. 🦄

I am looking forward to receiving her and Brendan insight on how to bring Boomer and I leadership journey to the next level. 💪

23/07/2025

Sharing some seeds 🌱

Being with a horse shouldn't be 🚫 placing your safety on the line. 😵

If your safety is a treat when you are with your horse, it takes away the fun and trust out of the partnership.

Don't stay stuck too long. seak helps and creates the partnership you and your horse deserve!

Ps** wanna know more about Liberty work? I will be offering a 3hrs learning demonstration at the farm this Sunday! Joined us!

21/07/2025

Are you coming? 👀

This Sunday, July 27 I will be offering a 3hrs demonstration of how to prepare a horse to play at liberty.

Using horses with 0 to a lot of liberty background, we will be able to navigate a series of common issues that everyone faces when you start giving the horse the choice to leave.

Only 15$ for all members of the Harmony Horse Liberty Club

For more information please visit my website or send me a PM!

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