Bloss's Natural Horsemanship

09/07/2025

Prayers for his family and closest friends. You will be truly missed throughout the Mustang family's and rodeos. God needed the best up there so he called on you. Rest in Peace Bobby Kerr. You will be greatly missed. 🙏🙏🤠

09/06/2025

Pay attention to this. There are some of you out there that need to understand how to break a horse. I see some of your videos on Facebook that will put you in the hospital. Those videos are proof.

09/03/2025

Anyone needing some saddle/tack repair contact Alvin. I recommend him. He has a very nice tack shop nearby Gratz, Pennsylvania.

08/28/2025

08/26/2025

Bill Cody Ranch, Wyoming!
Trail ride 2025.

08/16/2025

✨ Save the Date! ✨

Our Online Benefit Auction is right around the corner — running October 26 at 5 PM through November 1 at 8 PM.
🎁 Gift cards, baskets, handcrafted treasures, and so much more!

Every bid helps us continue changing lives through the power of horses at Eos Therapeutic Riding Center. 💙🐴💛

👉 Stay tuned for sneak peeks of auction items coming soon!

06/29/2025

“The horse isn’t looking for someone to dominate them. They’re looking for someone who makes sense to their nervous system.”
– Dr. Steve Peters
This pic was taken around 2018-19

06/27/2025

Pictures of years gone by. Our passion and Love for the horse.

05/26/2025

“The One Who Carried Me” - In memory of the horses lost during war on Memorial Day ❤
I’ve buried men with medals on, with flags upon their chests,
But none who bore the weight you did with such unspoken rest.
You never asked for glory, nor ever claimed your due,
But every inch of ground we took was won because of you.

Through mud that swallowed wheels and dreams, through storms of smoke and flame,
You pulled, you charged, you never balked, you came when no one came.
You bore my pack, my fears, my hope — and more than once, my frame,
And never once did you retreat, or shy away from pain.

They called us brave, those boys who fought, but we both know the truth —
I leaned on something stronger then, with hooves and endless youth.
When shells fell close and courage fled, I held tight to your mane,
And found the will to carry on, because you bore my strain.

Now here I stand, a frailer man, medals dull with rust,
While you lie quiet, nobly still, beneath this mound of dust.
No statue marks your sacrifice, no name carved in the stone,
But know this much, old friend of mine: you never stood alone.

I speak to you in whispers now, like I once did at night,
When I would rub your weary neck and check your tack was right.
And if there is a place beyond this war-torn, weary earth,
Then may you run forever free — no harness, pain, or girth.

They say a soldier dies just once, when breath and time are through,
But some live on in those they saved — and I still live through you.

05/01/2025

""When a lot of folks can't get a horse to operate on a feel, in a snaffle, what most are going to tell you "hell, get a little more bridle, get a little more shank on it, get a chain on it" and then when he's really wanting to flip over then "tie his head down". If he really runs into the tie down then "get a bicycle chain over his nose".............I mean it DOESN'T STOP, IT BECOMES MEDIEVAL WHAT THEY DO.
But when you get a horse to where he's operating on a feel; it doesn't make much difference what you have.
Whereas a lot of people leave the snaffle bit because they flunked out, they failed...............and then they go and get another bit.
Of course these tack salesmen love that. They go and get another bit and then they flunk out in it, ruin their horse. Then they ruin them in that, then get another bit and then pretty soon they've got a whole wall full of bits and they still can't operate the damn thing.
All that money they've wasted on bits; they could've probably bought a decent saddle for the horse so he didn't have to put up with the junk they were riding in. Now that would have been something that would have been worthwhile.
So if you don't get it done in the snaffle (the basics that a horse needs, the fundamental movements that all horses need to do for whatever you have in mind for them) before moving on to something else, well............you're not going to get it."" - Buck Brannaman

03/07/2025

We’re excited for ! This giving event starts Wednesday, March 12 at 6pm and ends Thursday, March 13 at 11:59pm.

Many thanks to First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania for organizing this community event!

Please visit our page on Raise the Region: https://www.raisetheregion.org/organization/therapeutic-riding-center-eos