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Struct Gold Equestrian

Lessons, training, and more based upon creating harmony between horse and rider.

06/16/2024

🌸RIDING LESSONS AVAILABLE🌸

Looking for some riding time this summer? Struct Gold Equestrian now has openings for riding lessons. Emeillia, our trainer and instructor, maintains a safe and fun atmosphere that allows her students to thrive. We welcome riders of all levels and ages to join us and the Struct Gold family.

What we offer:
⭐️Riding Lessons
⭐️Grooming/Horsemanship/Ground Work Lessons
⭐️Tune ups
⭐️Coaching at competitions
⭐️Trail rides
⭐️Pony Rides
⭐️And so much more!!

About the trainer:
⭐️Emeillia is a certified Harmony Horsemanship Instructor. She’s an all around horsewoman who believes in mutual understanding and connection between horse and human. While her current focus is liberty and brideless work, Emeillia has a background in eventing, dressage, huntseat, western rail, trail, and more. Emeillia has a history with 4-H and IEA, and encourages youth to participate. Creating a safe learning environment is her main goal.

Located in Chester, Vermont.

Interested? Have questions? Comment or message us, or contact us at [email protected] or 802-376-6982

04/23/2024

Diggie says “who needs a bridle anyways?” 🤍 It makes my heart happy to see Diggie jumping so confidently… and bridleless🤩 Correct, small jumps, and baby steps (also a few cookies) are making all the difference for this sweet boy.

04/06/2024

Spring training is in full swing on the hill 🌸 Long-lining and double lunging fun with Snipper 🤍

03/31/2024

Happy Easter from Howard and all of the Struct Gold Equestrian team 🤍

03/20/2024

The wind didn’t stop us today! Snipper helped me try some new exercises while long lineing and double lunging today⭐️ Eternally grateful for these horses that are the ultimate teachers🥰

03/18/2024

We’re loving the sunny days for walks in the field ☀️

02/27/2024

What a fun and full day teaching Harmony Horsemanship lessons at Horse Amour! Each horse and rider pair were incredibly talented and willing to learn. A big thank you to the Horse Amour and Diamond Pine Farm families for making this happen! Also thank you to my students, who were all great sports when I nearly lost my voice 🤣

Diggie and I presented a liberty and brideless demonstration, and he was a star! ⭐️ So proud of him!

I didn’t get many pictures, but I did get a few of Kasi and Kid. Kasi’s hard work combined with Kid’s willingness set them up for success! Check out the first two pictures of them riding brideless for the first time! I’m so proud of you both! 🦄

02/17/2024

Maybe it’s not the horse, maybe it’s me?

This is a hard truth that many of us are afraid to face. It’s a heartbreaking feeling to realize we’re causing distress to the animals we love.

I used to struggle to create a connection with horses. They would act out, kick, buck, rear, and even become dangerous.

Then, I came to the realization that the horses weren’t the problem; and they didn’t need more force or intimidation to become willing partners.

I learned that horses don’t act out of spite; everything they do is meant to help them survive, is instinctual, or a result of past reinforcement.

This understanding helped me take accountability to communicate and motivate horses, effectively and compassionately.

This changed *everything.*

Now, I have the ability to make the horses I work with feel seen, understood, and valued. This is the basis of any healthy relationship. I’ve successfully helped many horses reach their full potential, all ethically and compassionately.

And you can to!

Don’t know where to start? Let me help you, reach out today!

-xoxo
Emeillia

02/07/2024

Are you in the Castelton, VT area on February 25th? Come for a full day of lessons, liberty, demos, and Harmony Horsemanship!! Contact me for more info 🦄💓

Address

1792 Flamstead Road
Chester, VT
05143

Telephone

+18023766982

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The first time I heard this song was when I watched the Barbie movie. The song’s title “What Was I Made For?” got me think thinking about that same question. For many years, I would have told you that I wanted to become a Grand Prix rider, showing at the Olympics, or maybe even a five star eventer. And yes, for some people, that’s an incredible dream. But for me, my heart wasn’t in it. Moving away from traditional horsemanship practices hasn’t been an easy road. As a trainer who uses positive reinforcement, I’ve faced a lot of doubt within the equestrian community. Everything changed when my priorities shifted from timelines and productivity, to my horse’s and my own well-being. Now I use cookies and bridge signals to motivate my horses. I most likely spend more time on ground work than in the saddle. I’ve found enjoyment in simply spending time with these animals. And I’ve never felt more free, not just with my horsemanship, but within myself as well. The changes that I’ve made have brought me closer to my horses and myself. So what was I made for? I don’t know yet, I might never know. But for right now, I think my purpose is to create peace within myself and my horses. My purpose isn’t to win ribbons or trophies, (although it’s super fun still). Maybe my purpose isn’t what I accomplish, but how I feel doing it💓#reels #reelsinstagram #thoroughbred #thoroughbredsofinstagram #ottb #ottbsofinstagram #morganhorse #quarterhorse #harmonyhorsemanship #harmonyhorsemanshipinstructor #ridinginstructor #horsetraining #positvereinforcement #bareback #bitlessisbadass #bitless #structgoldequestrian #dillonstructgold #canyoudiggit #gottagoodnplenty #hiddenhollowintimidator #vermont #vermontcowgirl

All the Struct Gold Equestrian horses are loving the snow!! Dillon, Diggie, Snipper, and Noelle all got to play in the snow bareback and bitless. I’ve only ridden both my thoroughbreds (Dillon and Diggie) bareback a handful of times, and mostly at the walk. This was their first time that I felt comfortable enough to canter them bareback, and they were superstars! It’s all about setting them up for success and creating an environment that they feel calm and connected in 💓