Timberline Equine

05/30/2024

Lesson openings ✅ Flexibility with Weekdays/Weeknights/Weekends! Learn to ride on SAFE & SOLID horses with impeccable resumes 🦄

05/03/2024

04/17/2024

Happy 27th Birthday, Patriotic Pleasure 🇺🇸 “Lincoln” 🦄❤️🤍💙

04/14/2024

Thank you SO MUCH Dr. Ashley of Triple A Equine PLLC for coming out today and bringing your expertise to work on all the creatures ❤️ Thank you Bailey Sue Mattson for your wonderful assistance 🩵 Thank you to everyone who came out today with their horses 💚

04/12/2024

Happy 13th Birthday, Don Julio 🤩

04/11/2024

The front porch is ready for summer ☀️

03/28/2024

Attention NDSU students! Have you ever wanted to get involved in racing? Here is your opportunity. The North Dakota Horse Park is partnering with NDSU to provide a hands on, all encompassing race track internship right here in your own backyard. Apply using the email below. See you at the races!

03/26/2024

03/07/2024

02/29/2024

02/22/2024

02/20/2024

Western Home show is this weekend! See you there!

02/14/2024

Happy Valentine’s Day 💘

02/11/2024

Trail Week 🪵 🐴 🎯

01/23/2024

Undergraduate Students - check out this summer opportunity!
NDSU is one of the host universities for this Research Experience for Undergraduates summer program.

Participants will spend 8-wks:
🔬conducting research,
🐴interacting with horses,
🩺learning about precision health monitoring technology, and
🙌🏻gaining leadership and professional skills.

Learn more at: https://sites.google.com/ndsu.edu/reeubridgingthegap/home

01/09/2024

Now that winter has finally showed up, we thought we’d share a few tips to keep your equine family member more comfortable.

1. Access to water at all times is extremely important. Not keeping hydrated greatly increases the risk of colic.

2. Your horse needs to have access to shelter from the snow and wind. Keep in mind if you have multiple horses you may need multiple shelter options. Horses can usually handle cold temperatures as long as they don't become wet. Rain/wet followed by a drop in temperature and wind is the hardest on them. Having a place for them to get out of the wet weather and stay dry is important in keeping them warm.

3. Feeding grain helps add calories, but good quality hay is the best food for staying warm! While the extra calorie content in feed can be helpful during the cold months, hay is actually what creates the most body heat.

4. Blanketing your horse can be helpful if they are geriatric, thin, the windchill is drastic or your horse is shivering.

5. Icy conditions with slippery footing can be a danger especially to older horses. Having a bucket of warm gravel, sand or fine wood shavings to spread on the slippery areas can be beneficial.

Let us know if you have any concerns about your horse heading into the winter months.

01/07/2024

College thesis paper looks at the relationship between barometric pressure and incidence of colic in horses.

01/04/2024

Openings for horse riding lessons 🐎Indoor arena is heated🔥 Learn to ride on SAFE & SOLID horses with impeccable resumes 🦄

01/02/2024

Happy 26th Birthday Dee Bar Hunter 🩵

12/30/2023

Running a small business...

What they don’t tell you is that it can cause severe anxiety, and drains you mentally to the point of depression in even the most laid back people.

People will talk about you, compare you to others, use you, they sometimes view you as a service, and not a person anymore.

Friends will expect discounts on everything, and value you, and your hard work, less than a big chain store.

You have to worry about if you forget to email/message someone back, are they going to think it was on purpose? Did you disappoint them? Will they hold that against you? When, in reality, you just can’t get to everyone’s messages and emails.

Starting up and running a successful business puts incredible strain on personal lives and relationships, many of which fail because there is just often no work/life balance. You need to be the director, the worker, the administrator, the marketing team, the accountant, the cleaner, All while still being a parent, a husband or a wife, family support, friend...

There’s a reason you don’t see many people succeed in small businesses after 5-10 years. It takes a toll. It’s freaking exhausting.
Most times, you have to really enjoy what you are doing, to continue in your business.

This is a small reminder that we are just normal people with hectic lives. Be kind, be patient, and hopefully more of us will stick around 🙌🏻

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas 🎄

~ Horses of Timberline Equine

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas Eve 🎄

12/24/2023

He’s making a list, checking it twice 🎄