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Baca Equine

Baca Equine provides professional farrier services, equine training and riding lessons to customers across the East Valley of Arizona.
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Tim Baca has over 20 years of experience working with and training horses. Tim graduated from the Tucson Farrier school and completed his education by apprenticing with a certified farrier. Tim also specializes in c**t starting and problem horses through an intensive ground work program. Liz Baca grew up riding in Brussels, Belgium competing in hunter jumpers, however when moving to the United Sta

tes converted to barrel racing and western riding. Liz has over 25 years of competitive riding experience. Liz also has a degree in Elementary education and has combined her passion for horses and teaching into a broad riding instruction curriculum. For more information, please feel free to contact us at (505)819-8053, email us at [email protected] or send us a DM! We look forward to hearing from you!

12/06/2024

Scottsdale show horses 👍😎

11/30/2024

Live in such a way that if anyone should speak badly of you no one would believe it.

11/05/2024

Hard to do good work on a horse that doesn’t stand well.

11/02/2024

Be the difference the horse needs.

10/29/2024

Self conforming system of geometry

10/05/2024

Great explanation 👍👍 I’ve been fired from accounts because horse owners thought I left “too much” toe or “I looked it up on the internet and it should look like this” but in reality that’s what the horse needed. It comes down to trust the training of your farrier it’s likely to do you more good.

10/05/2024

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10/03/2024

Balance is key

10/03/2024

Just a guess but I would say most horse owners don’t stretch their horses.

Stretching your horse is important for several reasons, as it contributes to their overall health, performance, and longevity:

1. Improves Flexibility: Regular stretching helps improve the horse’s range of motion, making them more flexible and reducing the risk of injuries, especially during intense physical activities.
2. Prevents Stiffness: Just like humans, horses can get stiff muscles after exercise. Stretching helps loosen tight muscles, promoting better mobility and comfort for the horse.
3. Enhances Performance: Stretching can lead to improved athletic performance by allowing the horse to move more freely, improving stride length, balance, and coordination.
4. Promotes Circulation: Stretching increases blood flow to the muscles, which helps in delivering nutrients and removing waste products. This contributes to quicker recovery after exercise.
5. Injury Prevention: By keeping the muscles supple and flexible, stretching helps reduce the likelihood of strains, tears, or other soft tissue injuries.
6. Relieves Tension: Horses, especially those involved in heavy workloads, can experience muscle tension. Stretching helps release this tension, improving the horse’s comfort and mental relaxation.
7. Early Detection of Issues: While stretching your horse, you can detect any stiffness, soreness, or discomfort early, allowing you to address potential health issues before they worsen.

Incorporating stretching into your horse’s routine, alongside proper warm-up and cool-down periods, helps maintain their physical health and ensures they are comfortable and ready for their work.

10/01/2024

Pad life

09/28/2024

Often I’m presented with a horse and told that it’s lame in front. Often the front end problem will be created by a poorly conformed hind end.

09/11/2024

Are you ready to tune up your horse after a long, hot summer?
Join us for a Fundamentals Clinic. We will work on softening, respect, trust, responsiveness, and accountability through groundwork and riding.
Spots are limited. Book today!
Queen Creek/San Tan Valley, Arizona

09/10/2024

Ready or not, fall is right around the corner! As a horse owner, the best part about this time of the year is knowing we won't have to deal with as many insect-related issues. However, now is also the time to start thinking about housing, nutrition and preventative health strategies suitable for the arrival of winter.

Your equine veterinarian is one of your greatest allies this season: be sure to give them a call soon to discuss vaccination and deworming protocols appropriate for your horse’s situation; use this opportunity to chat about recommended changes in nutrition and exercise program as well!

09/09/2024

Great explanation

09/09/2024

Sometimes less is more 🤙🏼

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