Natural Forces Horsemanship - Mobile Service

02/10/2023

We're sliding into the weekend like...🐎

Thanks to Natural Forces Horsemanship - Mobile Service for tagging us in this photo using our Perfect Turn Collapsible Barrels.

20/09/2023

Horse trailer progress photos! Swipe to see the amazing difference!

12/09/2023

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15/08/2023

Check out the latest YouTube upload!
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09/08/2023

The prettiest girl 😍
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08/08/2023

Tackless ride anyone?
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07/08/2023

This maybe the most gorgeous photo I have ever taken 😍

05/08/2023

Missing these awesome slot canyons!🏜️

04/08/2023

Rolling into this weekend like! 🤪
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01/08/2023

Something new happened the other day!

13/07/2022

Tatum Folmar with Saguaro Preformance Therapy working on PEMF for miss Cherry!

13/07/2022

Run Wild ✨🌲

09/07/2022

No filter needed!

05/07/2022

Cherrys first ever barrel race and she wins 2nd in the 3D!

01/07/2022

Skye

29/06/2022

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26/06/2022

“You have chaos in your soul and lightning in your veins. You my dear, were made for wild, magical things.” - Erin Matlock

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24/06/2022

New boots? Who’s this?!😍 Classic Equine

16/06/2022

When you pony an annoying gelding with your mare! 🤦🏽‍♀️

25/05/2022

02/05/2022

Use Code FYP22

30/04/2022

Truth!!!

14/03/2022

Miss Cherry nailing the maneuvers pattern for the American Competitive Mustang Club Virtual Show!

09/02/2022

Anyone looking for an amazing new trail horse? Pm me for more info.

17/11/2021

Sheba’s first time being saddled!

11/11/2021

Success in our training begins with empathy, and with empathy comes an understanding of what the horse is experiencing, leading us to modify our approach to assist the horse, rather than fight with him.

"Stretch your arm out to the side, holding something like a pencil vertically in your hand. Look straight ahead. You won’t see the pencil in this position. You can’t even see your arm. Now move your arm slowly in a wide outstretched semi-circle toward the front, keeping your eyes focused on a distant point in front of you. The pencil remains invisible until it reaches almost a 45-degree angle. Human vision is limited to roughly 45 degrees on either side of our noses, for a total of about 90 degrees. By contrast, if we held a pencil straight out from the side of a horse’s head, it would be almost in the center of his vision. With eyes on the sides of his head, he catches a 340-degree view, almost four times greater than the range we see. Imagine what would happen if we humans had four times more vision to process every second of the day. We’d be edgy, too!" Janet Jones in Horse Brain, Human Brain, published by TSB. ❤️ 🐴 📕

Janet Jones, PhD, will be speaking at in West Springfield, MA! Don't miss her talks on Saturday and Sunday on the Seminar Stage in the Better Living Center--we promise it will change the way you think about horses and their behavior! See you in West Springfield. 😄

10/11/2021

I am no longer impressed ...

I am no longer impressed by how high someones horse can jump, I am not impressed by a horse’s dressage score or what their pedigrees are.

I am not even impressed by a horse going bitless, or liberty work or piaffes or Spanish walks or even if someone trains with food or a whip, heck I am not even impressed if someone doesn't even train with a whip or food. To be honest it doesn't tell me much and has absolute no value, to me atleast.

You know what I am impressed by ?
A horse doing something as basic as standing still and waiting, contently without frustration, fear or anger. I am impressed by training that will always allow the horse to "win", with a horse that is soo happy to be a part of the process. I am impressed by a horse that understand that they can say no and says no when they feel uncomfortable. I am impressed by people allowing their horses their most basic needs.

I am impressed by people who are open to learning about how to improve their horse's wellfare. People who want to educate themselves on their horse's hooves, ethology and wellbeing. I am impressed by people who have been willing to unlearn and to grow for the wellbeing of the horse.

I am impressed by willing, calm and positive training for both the horse and trainer. Everyone's goals are different it doesn't mean someone is a bad person if they do not share these values, that is 100% okay. But, there is much more to a "happy horse" then a shiny coat and the absence of physical abuse.

08/11/2021

Sterling jumping for the first time with Molly Brown!

02/11/2021

22/10/2021

This pretty girl is for sale, PM for more info!