Groundwork Equine

Groundwork Equine Farrier, barefoot and corrective shoeing and Horse trainer, specializes in mustangs and c**t starting

Never thought a mare would steal my heart 💜
12/27/2024

Never thought a mare would steal my heart 💜

Wish I got more pictures of the big guy today. He rocked his first walk around the arena and checking out some new stuff...
12/27/2024

Wish I got more pictures of the big guy today.
He rocked his first walk around the arena and checking out some new stuff.
It amazes me how confident he is with me but is the biggest lazy baby out alone.

12/18/2024

Making friends with new people 😎

12/18/2024

Big boy moves today 💜
Such a big deal for him he hated things being above his head I absolutely love this guy.
He’s sensitive but smart
He still isnt confident about being friends or objects I have but he let’s curiosity and snacks get the best of him and tolerates me 😂🫶🏼

She’s such a lovely horse
12/18/2024

She’s such a lovely horse

12/14/2024
❤️❤️ just a big brave boy
12/14/2024

❤️❤️ just a big brave boy

12/11/2024

How (almost) every first leading session should go if you don’t rush things ❤️🥹
He was the same horse in this video throughout the entire session start to finish

12/11/2024

Big John had his first leading session today and was a complete champ with it, he’s becoming such a confident guy, I decided since the leading went so uneventful and unchallenging to go ahead and introduce the saddle pad which he was also a champ with. We’ll be wearing it by tomorrow but for now it’s just another thing to him which is amazing.

We are picking up all four, brushing and haltering like a pro at just over a month here. I’m super happy with his progress and his stellar attitude the last week or so. He’s coming around so well 🫶🏼

Who's excited to find a beautiful roan under their Christmas tree this year? ❤️ Meet Violet, a charming titled 3-4 year ...
12/08/2024

Who's excited to find a beautiful roan under their Christmas tree this year?
❤️ Meet Violet, a charming titled 3-4 year old bay roan mare from the Fish Creek HMA. She’s around 14.2hh and living in northeast Ohio.
Violet has been fully gentled and showcases all the expected traits of a well-trained horse. As she approaches the end of her 30 days under saddle, she is green broke but incredibly willing and intelligent. ❤️ With her lovely movement and eagerness to bond, Violet is ready to move on to a new journey with her forever person!
Pm me for her price and to talk about bringing this beautiful mare home ❤️
Can arrange hauling anywhere in the us

12/04/2024
12/04/2024

After taking a step back to just make friends instead of “train” him to do things. He’s picking things up much much more willingly and drama free. ❤️🫶🏼

27 days….. In the world of horsemanship, the journey of building trust is often overlooked in favor of quick fixes. It t...
11/28/2024

27 days…..

In the world of horsemanship, the journey of building trust is often overlooked in favor of quick fixes. It took me 27 days to successfully place a halter on my horse, a seemingly simple task that holds profound significance in the grand scheme of our relationship. During this time, I focused on gentle interactions, touching him all over, leading him at liberty, and introducing him to brushes and objects that initially frightened him. This approach has been about fostering engagement and connection rather than rushing the process.
While some may argue that using a halter and drag line from the beginning would have been easier, this method lacks the essential element of trust. Rushing into leading a horse without establishing a bond can lead to fear and resistance. A horse that is not comfortable with its handler may resort to escape behaviors, potentially causing harm to itself or others. It is crucial to recognize that without trust, the relationship remains superficial, and the horse may become aggressive or panicked due to inadequate handling. This is where mustangs get a bad rep.
I urge fellow equestrians to rethink their approach. Stop labeling horses as reactive or snorty; instead, embrace patience and develop horsemanship skills that prioritize the horse's emotional well-being. This journey is not a race, and the goal should not be measured by what can be accomplished in 30 days. The true measure of success lies in building a realationship where the horse feels safe and willing to engage. Foundation matters, and it is time to redefine our priorities in horsemanship.

Little man, doing big things
11/26/2024

Little man, doing big things

11/23/2024

We’re not in a hurry; we’re allowing things to unfold naturally. It’s all about his comfort level, and I believe that if he can feel at ease and take pleasure in my presence, then I’ve achieved my goal, regardless of how many days pass. The journey is about cherishing these moments together, fostering a connection that thrives on mutual relaxation and enjoyment.

Just for fun I’m 5’ 5” maybe more in my boots and I can barley reach his withers 😂😅save me from all the ripped pants I’m about to endure 😅

Address

Mantua, OH

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 11:45am

Telephone

+14402287628

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