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Monday 7am - 7pm Tuesday 7am - 7pm Wednesday 7am - 7pm Thursday 7am - 7pm Friday 7am - 7pm Saturday 7am - 7pm

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Palouse, WA

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 7pm
Tuesday	7am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	7am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 7pm
Saturday	7am - 7pm

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+15096999843

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Iris

Working on transitioning into a lope, but keeping control. Along with continuing to work on woah, and being responsive.

Iris: yesterday we worked on changing gaits (walk,trot,lope), woah and backing, along with working on changing direction without breaking a trot or a lope and continuing to be light in the face

Iris update: Working on her confidence always, along with woah, backing, and staying light in the face when asked to turn or flex. She’s with us for 30 more days to get her ready for her family to enjoy!

Iris training

Iris is here for 30 days working on ground work, and desensitizing to new things. She doesn’t have a lot of confidence and is very skiddish

Ebony is progressing so well! Learning to soften and stay relaxed when being asked to do things. Her backing has improved so much. She has learned that if she stiffens up, and won’t do the easy thing while being asked to back up we move our feet, and have to work harder. Quick learning pony. She is for sale as green

Ebony will be getting ridden and worked with till sold! Rode in the pasture today, worked on moving out feet, not being lazy, and slowly starting to work on back under saddle. She freezes up which can be an issue when backing so that is what we are working on! She is for sale!

Ebony

Ebony working on flexing… Why is flexing important? - Essential for a 1 rein stop if you get into trouble - teaches a horse how to “give” to pressure - helps with teaching softness in the face

Rakassa got a ride on her second day of being worked! She did extremely well, she would be great for someone who just wants to go on trail rides at a meandering pace!😂 Reminder that she is for sale!