Updated video on Milo our wonderful pony available for sale.
Or come and see him this weekend at the LWSC horseshow!
Cool out after your ride on our 1/2 mile track, start your warmup here or even practice straightness and rhythm! 🌲
We have one over sized stall coming available! Move in special for August, pm to inquire.
We have one over sized stall coming available! Move in special for August 1st, pm to inquire.
Keeping your horse fit is incredibly important to reduce risk of injury. We try to find activities the horses enjoy outside of jumping as a bonus mental refresher!
Beautiful summers are here ☀️
Around our barn in Monroe, Washington! 😍🌲
Covered arena, outdoor arena, grass arena, half mile track, beautiful turnouts and double stalls.
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Get out and hand graze your horse this week. Not only is it the best ASMR, it’s a great way to bond with your horse and it has great health benefits too. Purple Dead Nettle is anti fungal, antibacterial and Dandelion aids digestion. 🌱
Did you know? We offer riding rehabilitation services!
Send your horse to us for riding rehab as prescribed by your vet. Short or long term rehab available then return to your original training program.
Send us a message for in depth details!
Our track has endless uses but one of my favorite activities on the track is practicing straightness. Specifically teaching the horses how to stay centered and on pace.
Not to mention the views are amazing!
Riding with Fear : a series
Tough truth
There isn’t a magical concoction to absolve your fear. You have to work on it, regularly.
It does get better though. Each step you take won’t always feel good. Each step won’t always be as big as some others. What counts is you’re headed in the right direction.
Progress is progress no matter the pace.
Our track has been my favorite training tool!
Cardio and stamina
Straightness
Transitions
Rhythm
and a way to recharge at the end of a long week
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Mini series : biomechanics
Transitions over poles in all gates
Transitions and poles really work both the forequarters and hindquarters when done properly.
Instead of running the horse into balance these transitions with poles encourage the horse to posture themselves correctly and carry weight evenly. As a result I get a horse who is thinking and trying to be correct instead of inverting and charging through the hand.
Over time, you can push the stride out and encourage the horse to reach beyond.