True Vision Stables

10/14/2025

10/13/2025

Last night’s beautiful sunset.

10/13/2025

Andre is our two year old Percheron gelding. He is available in the adult horsemanship program. Truly learn horsemanship from the ground up with this gentle giant. He is all heart and just loves to learn. Message us with any questions.

10/13/2025

4 foot flail mower. Only used a few times. Nice cut, easy to handle, excellent condition. Needs a tractor that has low gear, and a live PTO. Unfortunately our 8N is not the right tractor for the job.
Selling for $1600 firm.

10/11/2025

TOMORROWS ALL DAY SPECIAL

CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA - Small pieces of chicken marinated with spices, ginger, and garlic in gravy.

Comes with Rice and Naan Bread.

Please choose the level of spice(MILD/MEDIUM/HOT) and let us know your orders.

Thank you, Malone!

10/11/2025

It is a beautiful day to be out on the trails🍂🍁☀️

10/11/2025

He/she’s not lame he’s just…

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Chances are…. Your horse is actually lame. You just haven’t identified it. Horses are incredibly stoic creatures (largely…. We’ve all met the yard wuss!) and will push through some discomfort to try and please us.

“He has clean X-rays” … that’s great! But there is a whole load of soft tissue there that is not visible on xray.

“He passed a vetting last week” … horses are walking liabilities with a mind of their own. They can be fine one minute, broken leg the next after an awkward step in the field. A vetting is valid literally until the vet leaves the yard. Then anything can happen!

“He’s been scanned as well as xrayed”… scanners and X-rays show us a good proportion of joints and tissues but horses are big animals and these machines cannot pe*****te deep into the tissues. I’ve had horses with clean X-rays and scans but the vets were still convinced it was a particular joint…. Surgery revealed they were indeed correct!!

Do not ignore your horse’s communications. Persistent face pulling, resistance under saddle, abnormal limb flight, refusing jumps, wooden in the contact, unable to bend/flex/shorten can all be signs that something is amiss. There is clearly a difference between a horse trying it on occasionally, taking advantage of a novice rider or being sharp/fresh and playing up, vs a horse in pain showing consistent, repeated behaviours.

But listen to what they are telling you! I’ve met very few horses who are genuinely and consistently “bad” or naughty. Most are trying to communicate something, we just haven’t figured out what it is yet!

10/05/2025

Horsemanship from ground up, all year. We have a couple adult slots available for the horsemanship program. The horsemanship program requires you to be able to work independently with the horse. This is the place to be if you want to build a bond with a horse and not have to stress about competing. We focus a lot in hand and taking the time to do it right. If you want to learn horsemanship but don’t want the competition True Vision Stables is a great place to be. Trails, indoor arena, outdoor arena, and a great barn family. We have an amazing barn family that is always willing to help eachother and pitch in when and where needed. If you want to learn all of horsemanship, shoot us a message. It is about putting the horse first.