Treimer Horses and Training

08/10/2026

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If you do not want to see graphic photos of my mare’s hoochie business, keep scrolling!

Today was Butt Cancer removal day for our best girl Sugar! Earlier this summer I noticed a small lump by Sugar’s vulva/rectum area. Originally I thought it was probably a melanoma, but the longer I kept an eye on it I started to think otherwise. It would break open and bleed everywhere, seemed pretty superficial on top of the skin, and kept growing (it had grown a bit more since the 3rd picture). After consulting a few vets, Dr. Ashley wanted me to get it looked at asap. Today she came out and removed what she could of it. We have our suspicions of squemous cell carcinoma, but are sending it off to be tested. Long term treatment will depend on what type of cancer it is. This is not a normal area for squemous cell, but can happen here. Sugar’s not going to love the daily care of this but I’m so glad we got it taken care of!

07/09/2026

My little Chance getting his first sits today. He is the best pony and is going to make someone such a special heart horse!

06/30/2026

06/24/2026

This old saddle and the stories it could tell. The hundreds of miles of trails it has seen and the dozens horses it’s been placed on. It could give you all the gossip you could ever need about the life of a middle and high school girl. The first saddle my dad ever bought me, that was nothing special and wasn’t a perfect fit for my horse but, we made it work. Over the years its held me, lesson kids, friends and family for a steady ride. Now retired to a c**t starting saddle, this little 14” seat still serves me, cracked leather, weak stitching and all.

06/18/2026

Kiddos are coming along. Chance will be available later this year, and Misty is so close to going out on the trail! Got 2 more c**ts waiting get started in the pasture next😆

05/26/2026

Misty💫 I started this mare last fall very slowly after she had some medical issues that needed healing. Starting her at 8/9 years old isn’t ideal but it’s not impossible. She’s got a heart of gold, and I can’t wait to get her on the trails this year once we have some better control and arena time. My steady eddy girls are getting older and will need someone to take their place soon.

05/03/2026

A beautiful, breezy day to work horses. Misty and Chance are my spring focus, which has been a juggle amongst wedding preparations! However we made some time today to get back at it. Chance will probably get a saddle next session. Once he gets things figured out he is so unphased😂 If you’re not familiar with Chance, I rescued him as a weanling in 2022. He was starved and severely malnourished as a foal which has stunted his growth. At first glance you’d think he is a yearling, but he is in fact 4 years old😆. There’s no saying if he’ll get much taller but he will make someone an amazing quarter pony.

Misty I lightly started last fall, and with some refreshing I am hoping to put some trail miles on her this year😁

04/20/2026

For the first time in a month, the ring is dry and the horses are getting to work! Misty needs a bit of a confidence boost relearning what we did last year. I put about 10 rides on her in the fall, and hope to have her out this year. Chance being the goodest boy that he is will also be getting started under saddle!