Twin Hearts Horsemanship

08/05/2026

💚Henry Update💚

He’s now ok with someone sitting on him in the actual riding position. When we first started working on this, anything above him was terrifying to him- this is huge for that c**t.

He is also “wiggly-worm” broke…we want that trait in all our horses. The ability to handle anything and any movement we may have to do to accomplish getting on.
God love’m. 🤣

08/05/2026

💜Promise Update💜

I’d say this is another step in the right direction.
We’re backing to being someone she’s excited to see again and it makes my heart happy that she’s willing to leave the herd for us🥰

08/03/2026

How do you teach your horse to stand bridleless in the middle of an arena as you stand on her ba****ck, and ask another horse who is at Liberty 20’ from you to walk a complete circle around you and then halt when asked?

Honestly? It’s not as complicated as you would think. It boils down to earning 3 things:
Partnership. Trust. Respect.

That’s what Twin Hearts Horsemanship is all about.

Wanna learn how to get to this point? Reach out and let us know! We would love to help guide you to your own Horsemanship Dreams! 🩵

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07/30/2026

Old Phone + No Storage = No Video. 🤦🏻‍♀️

However, the 30 seconds it did manage to record for me captured this.

I’ll take it. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣

Her thought process about being brought out of the field away from her herd is still changing for the better every time we do things.
Proud of the Little Fairy Filly. 💜

07/27/2026

On the Southwestern side Ohio looking for some horsemanship help?
Check this girl out! Shelby at Painted Maple Farm has you covered, 1000%!

07/27/2026

🌟Welcome to Twin Hearts Horsemanship!🌟

I’m Sierra, owner of this whole shebang.
My story has always included horses somehow from the time I was born.
I have 20+ years of equine experience ranging everywhere from mounted search and rescue insights, barn management/therapeutic and EAL program development, training and teaching, and plenty in between.
I’ve been blessed enough to audit, assist with, and partake in many lessons, workshops, clinics and rides/camp outs, learning from and being mentored by some of the best there is.
I’m also self-taught by my own personal experience in a lot of aspects as well.
My greatest teachers have always been and will always be the horses themselves.

As a business, Twin Hearts is built around a partnership-based, true-horsemanship approach.
We strive to put you and your horse, your partnership, and both of your’s safety first!
We are very much rooted in the theory of seeing each horse and human as the individuals they are.
None of us are the same- none of us learn the exact same, think the exact same, or are the exact same.
The same goes for horses, too!
We believe understanding that, and providing guidance needed with that in mind based off the level you and your horse are at, is key to helping develop a better bond between horse and human.
To us, you and your horse are not “just another client”.
Method-wise, we are a little bit different.
Not fully positive reinforcement training, not fully pressure and release training, not even fully the cliche term of “natural” horsemanship training.
We’re somewhere in the middle, combining the best pieces of those plus some, to create a well-rounded ideology that is Twin Hearts Horsemanship.
We focus on horse psychology and physiology, human psychology and physiology, and the understanding behind the power of intention, mutual respect, body language, and the energy that comes with all three.
That level of patience and understanding is what builds a solid, safe foundation.
Our goal is simple- we want to help create a partnership between you and your horse where you truly feel like your two hearts have become one.
We take time to understand you and your horse so we can guide you in the best ways possible on your unique journey together!

So if you feel so inclined, hit the “Like” and “Follow” button to keep up with our adventures.
Perhaps we can even teach you something new to put in your own Horsemanship quiver, or you could do the same for us! We all learn from each other…open-mindedness is key!
Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to meet us! We hope you’ll become a part of our Tribe. 🩵🪶

07/25/2026

I have to say this because I am beyond mind blown. Ecstatic. Blessed. Excited.
But also mildly confused and anxious because what do you mean our simple little homegrown horsemanship-teaching business has all of the sudden, in some strange way, been able to post videos that reaches literally thousands of random people in less than 3 minutes.
How? I don’t know.
But daggone am I thankful for it!
And for all of YOU!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who has ever supported me in any way.
I think it’s because of all of you that this is happening.

To those of you who are new- WELCOME!!
Thank you, as well, because it’s all a part of your interactions and interest too!! 🩵

07/25/2026

Miss Promise, our little Fairy Mare💖

Anybody who’s been following along Promise’s journey, you know I had posted a while back asking my Twin Hearts Tribe’s opinions of her behavior.
After we figured some things out with the extra validation of yall’s help, my approach with Promise changed.
And after a very short, in-hand lesson doing the “Cookie Hunt” after our rough lesson, she was given about a month off to simply do nothing but enjoy her time with her new herd.
This past Wednesday, I went back to see her for the first time since then.
She was in the big pasture with the herd again, and though she initially took a few steps my direction when I first got there she quickly changed her mind and went back to the herd.
No big deal. Again- we’re changing things up to help her learn that just because we may take her away for things, she will go back and will not be permanently pulled from the herd she has always wanted and finally has!
So while she enjoyed her herd, I enjoyed a nice walk through the pasture and along the creek, simply exploring and collecting Turkey feathers and Deer bones. We simply co-existed for a while.
She eventually got curious and came up to me with the other horses- in return, cookies and pets were given and I walked away, leaving them be.
This happened a few times.
Eventually, she “joined up” and chose to follow me, so I haltered her.
We walked outside the pasture to the field where we usually play, and she stayed right with me.
Calm as could be, never looked back.
She gave me some of the most beautiful, soft and relaxed (her version of soft and relaxed!) walking circles she has ever offered, both directions, and then stood quietly for a good 20 minutes as Rachel and I talked.
She never once looked back to the other horses, she never once hollered, she never once took her focus off of me.
We called it a win right there.
On our way back, she matched my every step and remained quiet and respectful.
Stopping as I did, backing as I did, walking as I did. Shoulder to shoulder.
Once turned loose, she actually chose to follow me back to the gate. I gently gave her the permission that she was free to go back to the herd.
Even then she still stood for a moment looking at me, then turned and walked away about 15 feet from me; then chose to gallop back to everyone.
I am so happy our new plan of approach is working, and even more happy she’s realizing she’s truly safe and won’t be separated.
I’m so beyond proud of her.
And shout out to Rachel and her family for understanding she needs her herd, and for making sure that stays consistent for her now. Promise truly has the most amazing people as owners! 💜

07/24/2026

Incoming update on Promise to be posted tomorrow!! 🥰💜

07/24/2026

This c**t. 💜