Trinity Equine

Trinity Equine Practical and performance horse training, clinics, and lessons

Trinity Equine is committed to providing a solid foundation of training and innovative therapies to develop a pain-free environment of understanding and communication between horse and rider, to enable maximum efficiency and fulfillment of potential, a total transformation of mind and body.

It’s officially early morning season ☀️
06/20/2025

It’s officially early morning season ☀️

I don’t usually do reviews but this “Newer Spreader” has been an awesome addition to the chore routine! So much faster t...
06/13/2025

I don’t usually do reviews but this “Newer Spreader” has been an awesome addition to the chore routine! So much faster than manually spreading.

06/05/2025

Yes, it is a forty-five second video of me petting a horse… Yes, I am very excited about it 😂 Progress isn’t always flashy and cool, sometimes it’s the little things, like standing calmly while I get in the saddle.

06/04/2025

Had a nice ride on our own personal “trail” yesterday before the rain moved in ☀️

06/03/2025

I’m 1000% thrilled with how our left spin is coming along! There is a big difference to the right, he’s much more tense and straight. When a horse is uneven, we could be dealing with some imbalances in flexibility, body soreness, a mental block or a mixture of all of these. It’s important that we stay tuned in to physical changes while training and monitor them closely.

06/02/2025

Getting back to my roots 🌻

06/02/2025

We still have moments of stiffness or stalling out when I ask for bend left or right but making progress every day! When I pick up the reins, I’m looking for soft, forward “to the bit”, fluid movement. At first, when I would pick up a rein on this horse, he would tuck his chin and brace his neck so much that his entire body became rigid. We’ve been focusing on calm, consistent rein work and building lateral flexibility until the response comes with a lowered head and big deep breath.

05/25/2025

I promise, I will get some new riding videos soon! With this horse being on the nervous side, we do a whole lot of riding around the property so I haven’t been able to use a stationary camera. He’s getting more comfortable with my tools but also notice the softness in the halter and overall expression. It is imperative that a horse can work comfortably within the boundaries of the halter before we expect them to do so in the bridle. The concept is the same, consistent boundaries with the goal to operate on only a “feel”, whether we are cueing the horse with our halter, bridle, or legs and seat. If we stay consistent in this idea, it will directly translate into what we do under saddle.

05/25/2025

I do get alot of calls with people saying this, I don't want anything fancy broke I just want to ride on trails, you need a well broke horse to be safe on the trails...

05/25/2025

Learning to pony is a critical step in preparing these young horses to ride. This 2 year old by Meteles Cat is testing the boundaries with bumps and pulls but I have no complaints for only his second attempt. Every time he hits a wall, he learns to come forward off the halter, move away from and maintain space from the pony horse, and that people above him aren’t so scary after all.

05/22/2025

This is probably the #1 thing I will do when I encounter a new horse. It gives me a really good assessment of their knowledge and temperament. Can I move the hind end and then bring the front end across? I need these movements to get through the day so it’s never too early to bring them into our training sessions! Does the horse move his feet? Is he free in the front end? Is he soft in the halter? Is he worried and over reactive? This gelding is very concerned, his expression says it all, but he’s willing to give me a chance. He’s going to need a gentle approach but he’s light. He does seem to have some groundwork but is not confident in it. In meeting a new horse, my first priority is to learn who they are and so much can be ascertained from just a few minutes spent doing this exercise.

It’s officially pond weather ☀️
05/21/2025

It’s officially pond weather ☀️

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