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Lazy K Equine & Livestock

Here at Lazy K Equine we offer training as well as Equine Massage.
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11/12/2024

It is so great getting updates like these from clients! ❤️ this family is having a wonderful time enjoying their gorgeous boy!!

10/14/2024

It was a pretty good day around here today!! The c**ts got some time standing tied and everyone got rode/worked! Of course I slacked on pictures per usual 🤦‍♀️.

10/02/2024

This is from a week or so ago but teaching a young horse to respond to vocal cues on the ground will make it a lot easier getting them to move out under saddle!
This mare only wanted to trot or lope on the lunge line when she first came in so getting her to where she will walk has been a key focus. Once we began saddling she didn’t over react to a cinch or the weight of the saddle but quietly walked off on the circle and listened to what I was asking of her versus just taking off in a trot or lope and working herself up.

10/01/2024

As mentioned earlier, a few new horses have been added to the string…but not all have a major purpose. This sweet girl has been a favorite of mine at the trail rides since she was purchased a few years back and together we have dealt with a lot of injuries, sickness and weight gain over the years so she holds a special place in my heart. When she came available this spring, I knew I couldn’t just let her go anywhere, so she became a permanent resident of Lazy K…only in retirement at my parents place in Missouri!😆 she’s been hanging out in the pasture being spoiled, living life and giving my mom a few more gray hairs over the summer and will continue to live out her days with the other retirees and broodmares.

Now…Mystic does not have to be retired and could easily go back to work so with that being said, so long as she stays sound and continues to gain weight, I would consider leasing her to a 4H kiddo to use thru the summer months for shows if anyone was interested. She is located in Missouri and that is where I plan to keep her so it would have to be a Missouri resident. If this is something that interests anyone in Missouri, please feel free to reach out!

10/01/2024

Happy Tuesday ya’ll!! It’s the first day of October and we had our first freeze last night so all the ponies were a little frisky this morning!

As we head towards the end of the year, I have a few things to let everyone know. First and foremost is that after a lot of thought and soul searching, I have decided I will not be taking outside horses during the months of November, December, January and February. My initial plan was to be able to take horses during this time frame, however I have been unlucky in finding an indoor facility where I can comfortably work horses without being in the elements and risking a horse getting injured or sick. During this time frame, I plan to focus on my personal horses and goals as both have been pushed aside so client horses could take priority. I have added a couple new horses to the string so my focus will be getting them ready to go for the upcoming rodeo season.

With that being said, the spring books are going to fill up fast and I already have several horses booked starting in March. So if you’d like to get on the books, please let me know soon.

I have a few more housekeeping items I will be posting about in the coming weeks as we continue to round out the year. I appreciate every one of my clients and without you I wouldn’t be able to do everything I do. I have had a lot of wonderful horses and owners to work with this year and I look forward to many more in the coming years! ❤️

09/27/2024

Chilly Early mornings and c**ts are the way to start every day!

09/23/2024

Was a busy day around here!! I didn’t get pictures of everybody but 6 horses were worked/rode, two were shoed and a lot of clean up and repairs were done in preparation of the coming winter!!

09/21/2024

Still sharing some pictures of this gorgeous little bay pony! This boy hasn’t had a lot done with him since the showdown due to me being on vacation for a week and then new client horses coming in but he hasn’t forgot a thing! He is so ready for someone to continue his riding and just make him an awesome little all around pony! He has the size, shape and moves to go in absolutely any direction!

09/18/2024

Not very many pictures but let your horses stand tied! Last night while working all the c**ts, everyone got a little tieing lesson, including my own horses! There was a few little moments where some of the c**ts weren’t too sure about standing tied or got a little impatient seeing their buddies moving around while they were tied up, but by the end of the evening everyone was standing quietly!

This months client horses are all coming along very nicely with several very close to their first rides!

I do have a few openings available throughout the fall if anyone would like to get their horse in for tune ups, to be started, or even basic manners and skills on your weanlings/yearlings!

09/17/2024

The youngsters that come in to be started see a lot of miles being ponied and in the trailer going to see different sights and getting to be in a working atmosphere. This evening I had noticed a cow that looked a little bummed up in the back end when I got home so it was a perfect opportunity to saddle up and pony this little gelding out thru the pasture, irrigation ditches and cows. These c**ts get to go quite a few places with me when I go to different arenas, sale barns for work and even just a quick ride to town. This one handled it easily and was honestly more worried about trying to play around with the horse I was riding instead of being scared of different objects/obstacles we came across in the pasture.

09/16/2024

Happy Monday Ya’ll!! I hope everyone has a great week!

Check out this cute little three year old gelding that is coming along so nice! From being easy to catch in the pasture to handling everything in stride at the sale barn this kid has the makings to be a super nice little all around horse! He’s currently not available but may soon be on the market so if your looking for a smaller, quiet all around prospect feel free to message me!!

09/13/2024

Sometimes it just takes a good saddle horse to get a c**t headed in the right direction! This cool dude likes to try and pull away from people when your leading him so we spent some time tonight ponying off another horse to show him he can’t always be the bigger bully and get away from me. Once he was leading around pretty well I decided to step it up a little and worked on some desensitization and lunging from horse back. This c**t is smart and I’m sure will come around pretty quickly!!

09/10/2024

This gorgeous boy is still available for adoption!! Can we find him a home before October?! For anyone interested in adopting him I will offer an additional 30 days of training at a slightly discounted rate! He’s still doing very well in training since the Showdown and I’m sure will continue to progress quickly!!

09/08/2024

pictures!! If yall missed the event then you probably missed out on knowing this big guy is riding!! He’s be a phenomenal ranch horse or trail horse for just about anyone!!

09/08/2024

Some photos of from the Dakota Showdown Horse Trainer Challenge!! Somebody needs this sweet boy!! He’s going to make a very nice little all around pony very soon!!!

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Nemo, SD

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

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This is from a week or so ago but teaching a young horse to respond to vocal cues on the ground will make it a lot easier getting them to move out under saddle! This mare only wanted to trot or lope on the lunge line when she first came in so getting her to where she will walk has been a key focus. Once we began saddling she didn’t over react to a cinch or the weight of the saddle but quietly walked off on the circle and listened to what I was asking of her versus just taking off in a trot or lope and working herself up.

#showdownteamlucy has been a little opinionated on how she feels about being at the Dakota Showdown Horse Trainer Finale so she’s been a little difficult but still handling things well. We had to have a little assistance but still took a quick little ride around the arena this afternoon!