PGS Equine Training

12/21/2024

09/12/2024

Peanut and I had a blast at the Pendleton Round-Up last night!! A shout out and a thank you to Rock and Roll Denim for a beautiful memory and a wonderful toy!! ☺️🥰

09/12/2024

Peanut and I had a blast at the Pendleton Round-Up last night!! A shout out and a thank you to Rock and Roll Denim for a beautiful memory and a wonderful toy!! ☺️🥰

07/03/2024

Sue did great with carrying the flag on the first performance of St Paul Rodeo! She will be there all day on the 4th, come and say hi!!

06/15/2024

This is part 3, an update (if you call this an update) on some of the things I captured this past year.

06/15/2024

A new student has joined my program and is riding my horse, Sue. They've started their adventure off strong by entering St.Paul Rodeo flag tryouts and will carry sponsor flags during the grand entry. See them in action on July 2nd, July 4th, and July 6th! I'm excited to see what's next for these two!

06/15/2024

Here is a long-overdue update on what's been happening, part one! You'll see a few videos that I remembered to take of one of my students (with the family's permission, of course), showing their progress from their first few months of riding one of my horses, Foaly, to their most recent accomplishments. Although the videos don't do them justice, this combination has come a long way in terms of confidence, finding the rhythm, and competing in the recent OHSET season. They went from a 19-second barrel run at the beginning of the season to finishing strong with 17.5 at the end! Keep up the great work!

12/23/2023

Did you know that horses go see the dentist!! Similar to us they would get their teeth floated to have a clean and healthy mouth! That means their teeth and mouth will get cleaned and free of any food that remains and then they will get all of their sharp points filed down to make their mouth more smooth and leveled making it easier and more comfortable to chew and to carry a bit! If you allow the tea to grow sharp edges then it would cause cuts, ulcers, and other injuries inside the mouth which would make it harder for the horse to chew their food which can lead to weight loss and possibly choking. It's important for us horse owners to maintain the horse's teeth so they can live long and healthy lives!😁

Ps,
Horses are sedated to protect them, the veterinarian, and handler😊