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Hard to believe this guy's a yearling! I cannot WAIT to see him next year!
23/11/2025

Hard to believe this guy's a yearling!
I cannot WAIT to see him next year!

11/11/2025

From Colts to green horses, I like to lead by the foot. This tells me if the horse understands to give to pressure and follow a feel, if they're safe around the legs and if theyre quick to think or get claustrophobic.
I do this for horses that have problems standing with the farrier, or if they kick out when picking out their hooves! It creates a safer and more comfortable horse!
**tstarting

11/11/2025

After you desensitize your tools to your horse, and they know how to follow a halter and feel.. you can start teaching them how to lunge!
1. Horse can follow a feel
2. Shoulder control
3. Don't get greedy!

Be patient, reward small tries, and be clear!
**tstarting

Hello there pumpkin ☺️No name has stuck for me... 🤔 Might take a while.
06/11/2025

Hello there pumpkin ☺️
No name has stuck for me... 🤔 Might take a while.

First great groundwork session!Covered the basics of roundpenning, and ended with desensitization of the rope and stick....
28/10/2025

First great groundwork session!
Covered the basics of roundpenning, and ended with desensitization of the rope and stick. Desensitized around him and over his back, legs, and neck.
Since he's young I don't need to be overly corrective with him. Long as he tries and doesn't give me attitude, we can take our time!
He's been such a sweet and smart c**t.

28/10/2025

Before and After of Desensitization with the rope and then stick and string!
I will not touch a c**t unless he is okay with things moving around and touching him. I need to make sure he's comfortable and that we are both safe.

28/10/2025

Seeing the potential makes me excited for the future!
**t

Been slowly looking for a horse after my heart horse Cin passed away in January. I've been picky and not in a hurry to g...
22/10/2025

Been slowly looking for a horse after my heart horse Cin passed away in January. I've been picky and not in a hurry to get just any horse.
Then this yearling came along and caught my eye!
I knew when I double backed to look, I was super interested. I'm very excited to see where this goes and how his training will be. He's unhandled and nervous, just halter broke, but Im happy to be patient and take my time.
He and Cin share the same star, so he reminds me of her ❤️
I'll be posting our journey as time goes!
Don't have a name yet 🤔

Love seeing a horse play!If you never see a horse fill its oats, there's something wrong!But you also have to know the d...
18/10/2025

Love seeing a horse play!
If you never see a horse fill its oats, there's something wrong!
But you also have to know the difference between play and abnormal behavior.
I always let my horses be a lil spicy✨️ on the ground when first starting.
Undersaddle is a no-no!

09/10/2025

TACKING UP.

Whether you're starting a c**t, doing refresh work, or you have a fancy performance horse.. they should ALL be able to stand comfortably, safely, and unbothered.
If you're worried about how a horse will react when you cinch up, that horse is not ready for a saddle.. much less to be ridden. I see many riders that HAVE to tie their horse, but even when tied the horse dances around in anxiety or a pissy mood, pinning ears or biting.

Any first saddling I do, broke or not, I do in the roundpen. If the horse moves, I let them, moving the pad around until they stand still, then I take it away.
You should be able to trust your horse.
They put a hell of a lot of trust in us.

09/10/2025

Getting back into work after who knows how long 😂 Wasn't too thrilled about having a saddle again, but he quieted down after a lap or so. He's a dork but hes gonna be fun, and honestly exactly what I need right now!

Chief is a horse I had in 2019! I'll be having him over the winter to care for before going up to New York. You'll see a...
01/10/2025

Chief is a horse I had in 2019! I'll be having him over the winter to care for before going up to New York. You'll see a bit of him for a while 🥰

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