Dreaming Fields Equine

12/26/2025

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12/25/2025

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12/24/2025

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12/23/2025

I could not be more proud of my student and her Horse, Comet in the South Lebanon parade this weekend!

When I met this pair, they were really struggling to communicate with each other. As both a new Horse owner and someone who had taken mostly English lessons, they didn’t quite speak the same language as this seasoned Ranch Horse.

A little bit of translation and a whole lot of hard work on the part of the kiddo and human mom, and not only did he do the whole parade without much warmup time, he was foot perfect; he even stopped and stood while a mini mule directly in front of him spooked dragged the child leading her and then ran loose through the streets!
Well done you!
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12/22/2025

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12/20/2025

This is the story of a horse named Keiko.
She was my friend.
And I couldn’t save her.

What happened with Keiko was one of the most magical, transformative experiences of my life with horses — and it ended badly.

This is not a rescue story with a happy ending.
It’s a story about what love can do… and what it can’t fix.

A few ground rules before I tell it:
– We don’t shame owners who ask for help.
– I choose helping animals over punishing humans.
– This story is told honestly, even when that’s uncomfortable.

Kiko was born into a herd on a mountain in West Virginia.
Her story is tangled up with drought, poverty, inexperience, devotion, mistakes, and people doing the best they knew how — including me.

I’m sharing her story in a series of short videos here on the Dreaming Fields page.

If you’ve ever loved a horse you couldn’t protect…
if you’ve ever done everything right and still lost…
this story is for you.

🐴 Part 1 is posted below.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1MkEVSw796/?mibextid=wwXIfr

12/19/2025

She has settled in very well. She does show some signs of separation anxiety, but she is incredibly patient and sweet with the baby and the cat has become her best friend half against her will.

12/18/2025