Over this past weekend I had the opportunity to do liberty demos with my horses at the Marquette County Fair. As always, I learned a lot, had fun and made many memories but this was the big finale and the highlight of the weekend for me. It has been a goal to perform a choreographed routine with no whips or props and performing to this song meant a lot to me. Riley has had many setbacks and challenges over the last 2 years and I have also learned many things that I wish I could go back and make better for him and my other horses. I think we can all relate to that on our journey of learning and healing. "The Night We Met" encompasses that feeling of wishing I could go back in time as well as the feeling of having almost lost him.
It's safe to say I now have a lot of inspiration for our performance at Fall Phantasm. Please come see us (plus all of the amazing dancers, musicians, immersive actors and fire performers!) on October 5th at Lakenenland.
Rehab isn't a linear process. At times it can be discouraging. Rehab cases will make you second guess yourself ten times over and keep you awake at night. It can be incredibly hard as an empath to watch an animal in pain, knowing you are trying your hardest to help, but still feeling like you are failing them.
Today I got to watch this mare who could barely walk when I started trimming her in the spring of 2022 take her first canter steps with a lesson kid. Not only able to move, but loving it. Her feet are stable and her body is healing and getting stronger. She has a great team on her side and the lessons I continue to learn from her will last a lifetime.
Thank you, Dreamer, for all of your gifts. May this be the start of great things for you.
Super glue application of the 3D EasyShoes on my gelding. I was able to do the full trim, prep and application with him loose in a stall, very thankful for how good he is. I love these shoes and am very impressed with them for fairly non distorted feet that require a little support.
Some more pretty jewel tones 😍