Jaquima a Freno Morgan Stock Horses

09/30/2024

For all my Morgan Horse loving friends - check this out!
https://www.amazon.com/MORGAN-HORSE-Smarter-License-Plate/dp/B00CL1R2UM/ref=sr_1_23?crid=2S5CDH4EZIWA9&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.rCqRV45LK3MZ6Ksym4eNsA1MUOQz07PWs1EaiFqGB1KOo43_dgs7zOihbop5l99UX78H_mX3R6ChQlHkoQ4EKBKpj4N26QsfYlYjSf9JGFdKrdkIliT8STT7GnvG15uH5EJsjuOvczjGNHP_bEClSmP3PCVHgGJRCJp4Noc8E3GNevXXnGq9OZEytHSk8u2Op17crp1gwVRFjQ8TWAl19FXwE52nGz98BSB4bK9O-QOUAMljrhdNUSEjggbYjAB7vAQqVx8WOeM6S3TK-mt0GS-8FePLFsSvSPYVAS5POYw.LYowfxACtYvEhT2MH0gGrx8XBDpX2TIkcgs_FbMoOxM&dib_tag=se&keywords=morgan+horse+license+plate+frame&qid=1727658530&sprefix=morgan+horse+license+plate+frame%2Caps%2C237&sr=8-23&fbclid=IwY2xjawFm2gtleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHd85P9THYALxJpdJcxHNzwe3dvxSnYn2aLR_M51DDv5Le3MGFmMTvlhO1Q_aem_IOWUl1K0vdKvxr1WLiWoXw

This single frame is made from recyclable, semi-flexible acrylic plastic. It is light weight, yet durable. It has two mounting holes at the top and two optional use holes at the bottom. Two tabs on the inside, bottom hold the license plate securely.

09/26/2024

Some video from yesterday's windstorm. A neighbor had just drilled his winter wheat in, which contributed to the dust. I had the windows cracked in my car, and came our to a quarter inch of pine needles inside!

08/22/2024

08/06/2024

“A general concept of horsemanship is, and I believe this real deeply, that it’s not necessarily what the horse can do for me, it’s what I can do for the horse.”

*Editor's note: This article was originally published in 2017 in issue No.93 of Eclectic Horseman. Gene Armstrong taught more than a generation of students with equine aspirations about farrier science and horsemanship at CalPoly (California Polytechnic State University) in San Luis Obispo, Californ...

05/04/2024

Here's a terrific video from my favorite magazine, Eclectic Horseman.
Helping an Unsure Horse with Trevor Carter.

"We have all had the experience of riding a horse in a place where he is unsure, or encounter things during a ride that he might be afraid of. Trevor Carter demonstrates some useful strategies to help build your horse’s confidence and ways to monitor whether you are helping or exacerbating the situation."

Ride into this lesson from The Horseman's Gazette   Helping an Unsure Horse with Trevor Carter We have all had the experience of riding a horse in a place where he is unsure, or encounter things during a ride that he might be afraid of. Trevor Carter demonstrates some useful strategies to help buil...

12/10/2023

“Horses are so expensive”
I agree, they cost me a lot every day
Horses cost you your selfishness.
Having horses means every day you are alive you must consider someone’s needs before your own,
multiple times a day. Even when you’re away from them arrangements must be made, this builds
character and gives us self-worth.
Horses cost you your ego.
Right when you think you have it figured out, you will undoubtedly be presented with a humbling
experience either in the arena or out. They will force you to reach out for help when your
expertise is maxed out. If you are wise, you will realize life is like this too. Maybe we should
reach out for help more frequently and we would get further.
Horses cost you your laziness.
You will never progress with an equine partner by leaving it turned out, just as you will never
progress by staying checked out. Do the work and you will get somewhere.
Horses cost you your heart.
They never fail to find a way to touch us deep within even (and especially) when we are feeling
cold to the ways of the world. There’s something special about getting to interact with a being
that becomes softer when we soften. We should learn to respond to one another similarly.
Yes, horses are so expensive. But everything they’ve ever cost me has also made me say
thank you to whoever wrote this!

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