Erben Equine

12/31/2025

Lopin into the new year like...💁🏼‍♀️

I want to take a moment to thank every horse, owner, client, and friend who made this year truly incredible. Your trust, support, and dedication are what keeps me moving forward, one stride at a time.

As you celebrate, please remember to put safety first. Especially when it comes to driving. Make smart choices, plan ahead, and look out for one another so everyone makes it home safely.

I'm so excited to pick up the reins and see what 2026 has in store: new goals, continued growth, more shows, and many more miles together. Thank you for being part of my journey and allowing me to be a part of yours.

Here’s to a safe, successful, and horse-filled New Year!

—Erben Equine 🖤🎆🥂🎉

Photo Credit: Seeing Spots Photography FL

12/31/2025

Hey all!
Julina was so awesome and got me a pair of ceecoach units for Christmas! If you have a hard time hearing me (wind, squeaky saddle, selective hearing 😉, etc), please bring headphones to your lesson and take advantage of these! I'll have some spare headphones, but I want to be respectful of those who might not want to share.

For the life of me, I can't get the Bluetooth to work the right way. So, if you're tech savvy and want to give it a go, you're more than welcome to try your hand at it. 🤣

12/27/2025

Horses are elite athletes, and just like us, their spines can get out of alignment. Equine chiropractic care focuses on restoring motion to the vertebrae, allowing the nervous system to function at 100%. ​Chiropractic care is proactive maintenance for a long, healthy career!


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12/26/2025

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12/25/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas! 🎄

As I wake up this morning, I find myself reflecting with immense gratitude. It has been an incredible year of growth, and none of it would have been possible without you.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported me in one way or another.
Success isn't just measured by ribbons, buckles, or prizes; it’s built on the relationships we share. This Christmas, I want to extend a special thank you to all of you.

To the incredible horses: Thank you for your heart, your partnership, and for being the center of everything we do. You are the ultimate teachers and the soul of Erben Equine.

To the amazing clients: To every client who has come to me for lessons or training, thank you for selecting me to be a part of your journey. Your passion and dedication inspire every single day. Seeing your progress is the greatest reward I could ask for. It is a privilege to be part of your development and to watch the bonds with your horses grow stronger.

To the Advocates: To those who have recommended Erben Equine to friends and fellow riders. Your word-of-mouth support is the highest compliment I can receive.

To the digital supporters: To everyone who has liked, commented, or shared on social media. Your engagement keeps our page active and connected.

Wishing you all a Christmas filled with warmth, joy, and plenty of time in the saddle.

🎄🐴Merry Christmas to all!
From Erben Equine🐴🎄

12/15/2025

Hey everyone! As we're heading into Christmas next week (crazy, I know), I just wanted to get ahead of the game. My mom will be in town Wednesday, December 24th until Sunday, December 28th, so I will be taking those days to spend with my family for the holidays.

I will be opening up Sunday, December 21 and Monday December, 22 for those who may be missing out later in the week. I'm sure times will go fast, so please please please, get with me early!!

Thank you, and have a Merry Christmas!

12/14/2025

Today we celebrate more than just the horse—we celebrate the lessons they teach us every day. Horses challenge us to be patient, present, and honest. They remind us that growth doesn’t come from force, but from trust, consistency, and understanding.

The bond between horse and human is built through learning together; through quiet moments, setbacks, breakthroughs, and mutual respect. Their willingness to partner with us, to try, to forgive, and to give their whole heart is something truly special.

Along the way, horses also bring people into our lives. Barn friends become family, lessons turn into lifelong connections, and shared experiences create friendships rooted in support, laughter, and a love for the same passion. These relationships grow right alongside us, making the journey even more meaningful.

On this National Day of the Horse, we honor the love they give, the partnership they offer, and the way they help us grow; not just as riders, but as people. 🤍

12/03/2025

Alright everyone!
I'm officially outta here for the weekend! I will see you all Tuesday when I get back. Remember, we've got double shows next weekend with one Saturday 12/13 and another Sunday 12/14, so it will be a busy week!

11/29/2025

Hello everyone,

I believe I have spoken with most of you already, but I wanted to send a final reminder that I will be unavailable from Thursday, December 4 through Monday, December 8. If you have not yet coordinated your lessons with me for next week, please do so as soon as possible, as I will only be available Tuesday and Wednesday.

As a reminder, billing is handled on a monthly basis, so although I will be gone for a few days, each horse will still receive its designated number of training rides for the month.

Thank you for your understanding, and please feel free to reach out with any questions.

11/28/2025

I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!

As we enter the holiday season, I would like to offer a friendly reminder regarding the importance of communication. I understand that many of you will be traveling, hosting family, and managing busy schedules. However, if you have an appointment and anticipate any changes, please let me know as soon as possible. My schedule is finalized at the beginning of each week and is carefully arranged around lessons and travel. When I am not notified of changes in advance, it can affect other clients I may not have been able to schedule and requires last-minute adjustments.

I completely understand that unexpected situations arise, especially during this time of year, and I simply ask that any changes be communicated in a timely manner.

Cancellation Policy Reminder: Any lesson canceled the day of without the ability to reschedule, as well as any no-show appointments, will be charged the full lesson fee.

Thank you all for your understanding and continued support. I’m so grateful for each of you and look forward to a great holiday season together.

11/27/2025

Proof that even our hardest workers know how to relax. Sunshine, green grass, a happy horse, and a grateful heart.

Wishing everyone a Thanksgiving filled with rest, joy, and appreciation for life’s blessings. 🧡

11/19/2025

EHV-1/EHM has everyone on edge right now, and understanding the facts can help bring clarity. Below is a list of resources you can use to read and familiarize yourself.

EDCC: http://www.equinediseasecc.org/

EDCC: https://www.facebook.com/EquineDiseaseCC?mibextid=wwXIfr&mibextid=wwXIfr

Q&A:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1BUEb9k9YA/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Brazos Valley Equine Info: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1VqCMCD9v8/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Outlaw Equine info: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1aDd9yedJA/?mibextid=wwXIfr

AAEP info: https://aaep.org/resource/ehv-faq-for-owners/

EHV-1 spreads through:
• Direct horse-to-horse contact
• Respiratory droplets
• Contaminated surfaces
• Shared water or feed buckets
• Human hands or clothing that touch an infected horse

This is why limiting exposure helps — but eliminating all risk is impossible.

So while deciding what events to attend, it is just as important to remember that every situation, barn setup, and risk tolerance is different.

What we can all do:
• Practice good biosecurity
• Wash hands & change clothes after visiting other barns
• Don’t share buckets, hay bags, or grooming tools
•If you've traveled lately, sanitize everything
• Monitor temperatures twice daily
• Stay home if your horse seems “off”
• Respect others’ decisions, even if they differ from yours

At the end of the day, we all love our horses and want to protect them. We're in this together as a community.

Be safe. Be smart. Be kind.
We’re in this together — and prayers for every horse, owner, vet, and barn crew working through this right now. 🤍🙏🐴