Baca Equine

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!

I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life and that’s why I succeed. (Michael Jordan)
06/26/2025

I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life and that’s why I succeed. (Michael Jordan)

Draft hooves matter too 😉👍
06/16/2025

Draft hooves matter too 😉👍

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05/28/2025

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UNPOPULAR OPINION: Just because you “love” your horse doesn’t mean you’re doing right by them.

I’ve seen too many horses stuck in stalls 23 hours a day, overfed and underworked, sore-backed from ill-fitting saddles, or being “rescued” into a life of boredom and obesity.

“Love” doesn’t replace knowledge. It doesn’t replace time in the saddle. And it sure doesn’t replace basic horsemanship.

You don’t have to be perfect. But if your horse’s feet are long, their mind is bored, and they’ve forgotten what a real ride feels like — maybe it’s time for a little tough love.

Horses aren’t just pets. They’re partners.
And partners deserve more than just snacks, selfies, and occasional scratches behind the ear.

Let’s talk:
Where’s the line between love and laziness?
Are we doing right by our horses… or just doing what’s easy for us?

05/23/2025

Insanity and greatness are next door neighbors.

Hard to find someone good to take care of your animals! Brynna is an awesome person.
05/15/2025

Hard to find someone good to take care of your animals! Brynna is an awesome person.

05/10/2025

I understand summer is coming and the heat gets hard to work in, I also understand what a dirty stall/pasture can do to your horses over all health and hoof health. Here are a few things why you should keep all your horses area clean

1. Thrush and Infections: Dirty, damp bedding—especially with built-up manure and urine creates the perfect conditions for thrush, a bacterial infection that affects the frog of the hoof.
2. Reduces Moisture Exposure: Constant exposure to wet bedding softens hooves, making them more prone to cracks, abscesses, and other hoof problems.
3. Improves Hoof Strength and Cleanliness: Clean, dry stalls help hooves stay dry and firm, which supports proper growth and strength.
4. Limits Foreign Object Risks: Dirty stalls can hide sharp objects or compacted manure that may get lodged in the hoof or cause bruising.

5. Pest Control: Clean stalls discourage flies, rodents, and other pests that thrive in dirty environments.

6. Stable Air Quality: Regular cleaning reduces ammonia buildup from urine, which can irritate a horse’s lungs and eyes.

Clean stalls are just as essential to hoof care as regular picking and farrier visits. A DIRTY STALL CAN CAUSE LAMENESS. Your horses living area should be cleaned DAILY.

05/08/2025

🌞 Summer Is Here – Help Prevent Laminitis in Your Horses! 🐴

With the warmer weather upon us, it’s important to stay vigilant about laminitis, a painful and potentially serious condition that affects horses’ hooves. Summer heat, lush pasture, and changes in routine can all contribute to flare-ups.

👉 Watch for these early signs:

Reluctance to move or shifting weight between feet

A “rocked back” stance

Heat in the hooves or a strong digital pulse

Stiffness or lameness, especially after turnout

🔥 Preventive Tips for Summer:

Limit grazing on rich pasture, especially during peak growth hours (late morning to afternoon)

Use a grazing muzzle if needed

Avoid sudden feed changes

Maintain a healthy weight and exercise routine

Provide plenty of fresh, clean water

Schedule regular farrier visits

Early detection and prevention are key to keeping your horse happy and healthy. If you notice any symptoms or have concerns, don’t wait—call us right away. We’re here to help!

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Stay safe and cool this summer! 💙
Desert Mountain Equine Team

02/21/2025
Balance is crucial in shoeing horses because it directly affects their soundness, movement, and overall hoof health. Pro...
02/04/2025

Balance is crucial in shoeing horses because it directly affects their soundness, movement, and overall hoof health. Proper balance ensures even weight distribution, reducing strain on joints, tendons, and ligaments.

Farriers achieve balance by considering factors like hoof angles, medial-lateral symmetry, toe length, and heel height. Regular trimming and proper shoeing techniques help maintain balance and prevent issues.

01/31/2025

Crazy to think that I have to possibly put into play a late payment fee due to all the clients not paying right when service is complete.. I shouldn’t have to chase anyone down for payment..

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