Amanda Morrick Horsemanship

Amanda Morrick Horsemanship Compassionate horsewoman on a journey to improve the horse/human connection. Lessons, Consults, Massage

11/14/2025

Apollo’s second time in the long lines. I’m so pleased with how well this boy is handling every new experience I present for him. The preparation we’ve been doing with halter training, groundwork, desensitizing, and keeping sessions short and sweet are paying off in big ways. He’s calm, willing, and trusting and I couldn’t ask for a better partnership.

Beautiful Apollo learning to wear his bridle and the best farm dog there ever was, Ruby ❤️
10/25/2025

Beautiful Apollo learning to wear his bridle and the best farm dog there ever was, Ruby ❤️

10/22/2025

Playing in the long lines

10/21/2025

🥰 Raise Her in the Barn

Put your daughter in the barn —
where the air smells of hay and hard work,
where the mornings come early, and lessons come quietly.

Let her find her footing in the dust and dirt,
learning that balance isn’t just for the saddle… it’s for life.

Watch her earn trust from something bigger than herself —
a 1,000-pound teacher who speaks without words,
teaching her that patience isn’t waiting, it’s trying again and again.

Let her feel the weight of responsibility
with every flake of hay she tosses, every wound she tends,
every soft muzzle that leans into her tiny, gentle hands.

Put your daughter in the barn,
where she’ll learn that effort matters more than luck,
that showing up builds more than strength — it builds character.

Let her see that respect is earned, not demanded,
that falling isn’t failure,
and that courage sometimes means dusting off your jeans and getting back on.

Because the barn will teach her how to be
strong and soft, bold and kind,
independent yet deeply connected.

Raise her in the barn…
and one day, when the world calls her forward,
you’ll see a woman who knows exactly who she is —
because she was raised where hearts beat in rhythm with hooves. ❤️🐎


10/16/2025
Grateful for a weekend of learning with friends! What an incredibly eye opening experience with Trinity Equine Services ...
10/13/2025

Grateful for a weekend of learning with friends! What an incredibly eye opening experience with Trinity Equine Services while studying the equine body in depth at the full horse dissection. We learned so much and I am in awe of the complexities we witnessed this weekend. It will take me a while to soak in all this new knowledge but I so excited to get back to working with my clients and massaging with an even deeper understanding of the horse. Big thanks to Atohallan Farms for hosting!

Round pen conversations on a beautiful fall day
10/08/2025

Round pen conversations on a beautiful fall day

Follow your passion, share it with others, you will find meaning and purpose ❤️ I have the nicest clients and feel fortu...
10/04/2025

Follow your passion, share it with others, you will find meaning and purpose ❤️

I have the nicest clients and feel fortunate to have made connections with each and every one of you. Thank you for supporting my work. Looking forward to seeing you next time!

09/27/2025

A big milestone for these two! I am so proud of them. Remember the anxious mare video? Look at her now ❤️ Spade and her owner Amy Bourne have made some beautiful progress in the last few months and Amy felt ready to try riding her again after a 6 year hiatus. Slow, steady, consistent work in hand, ground work, and staying attuned to this horse’s mental threshold for training is making for a wonderful restart.

A visit from our friend Alyssa who played with Apollo at Liberty ❤️ Also had our fall vet check up. Dan had a dental and...
09/24/2025

A visit from our friend Alyssa who played with Apollo at Liberty ❤️ Also had our fall vet check up. Dan had a dental and Apollo lost one of his caps. Young horses start losing their caps “baby teeth” around 2 1/2. Thank you Country View Equine Clinic for helping me take such great care of these horses.

After getting their teeth done I like to trim and balance the feet and perform a full massage. This helps reset the body in balance. Hooks and ridges on the teeth can affect the horses ability to masticate and move the jaw evenly, which affects the TMJ and polls ability to move freely, which affects how the horse moves and wears the feet, and can create tension in the muscles. It’s all connected!

They also got baths! A full spa weekend for these two ❤️

A good read about empathy ❤️
09/13/2025

A good read about empathy ❤️

09/10/2025

Fascinating visual of the functional anatomy of lowering the head in “long and low” training. Moments of stretching are beneficial, but maintaining this position for lengthy training sessions, while carrying a rider, is not as productive as some may believe.

I’m looking forward to attending a dissection next month. I’m going to learn so much 🤓

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