Tri C/V Performance Horses

03/11/2024

Found at the barn this morning! Cowhide coozie

02/11/2024

What the heck! Beautiful morning! Supposed to be a gorgeous day! I think it would be a good day for a ride!😆

19/09/2024

Monday reminder.. 🐴👏🏻

06/08/2024

MLR Livestock Therapy is coming to Michigan!Appointments are limited so be sure to reach out as soon as possible! 💙
Per usual I will be offering deals:

💲Buy 2 Get One Free
💲Barn Owners- Schedule 5 Animals, Get 2 of Your Own Free
💲Large Animal + Dog= $100

Also don’t forget that we now offer EquiLaser! This can be added to any MagnaWave session. Prices vary based on injury size. Ask when scheduling if this is something that will help your animal!

14/07/2024

So accurate!

07/06/2024

This some great stuff!

30/05/2024

Is there anyone in the Imlay city/Lapeer area going to the MRHA show in Midland June 6th-9th? I have a few trophy buckle display frames that I need to get there. Just trying to save the buyer some shipping costs!!

24/04/2024

MLR Livestock Therapy is coming to Michigan!

I will be in Imlay City 05/06-05/17. Willing to travel within reason. As usual I’m offering some pretty great deals:

💲Buy 2 get 1 free
💲Barn owners schedule 5 sessions, get 2 of your own free

My schedule is open right now so reach out to schedule an appointment (or 3😉).

05/11/2023

A combo sad and happy day today! A young lady who has been in our lives for roughly 25 years and boarded her horses with us for 19 years has finally had her dream of having her horses in her own backyard finally come true. Congratulations Sam and Eric on the purchase of your new home!

31/10/2023

So here's the real official video of the 2023 chili ride! All credit goes to my much older brother Tim Tschirhart! Thanks Tim

This is a brief video of the recent Tri C/V Performance Horses 42nd Annual Chili Ride. Music Credits to America (Horse with No Name), The Blue Nile (Stay), T...

30/10/2023

Well said.

A tough topic about an even tougher decision.
It would be easier if they just made the decision for us. Laid down to rest one warm fall afternoon surrounded by their herd mates, never to wake again.
Easier also is in the face of dire emergency, where the only choice is clear, the path to quick mercy.
Unfortunately for us as horse owners, there are blessed few who have that decision made for us. Most of the time, it’s up to us to make that last call.
The majority of us are left with the horses who served us well right up until the end, maybe even enjoying years of retirement. When you see them out in the pasture and wonder, “is this the end, or just a bad day? A bad few days?” “Oh – they look perky today, maybe things are looking up. What I thought I had to think, I don’t have to – today. It’s a good day.”
But the writing is on the wall. Their eyes are less bright, their weight hard to keep. Their gait shuffled, surviving, but no longer thriving.
All symptoms of the fact you have the hardest decision of your life to make, and soon. I wish it on no one and grieve the day I have to make the decision I advocate here for; the decision to let them go on a good day.
We are having a blessedly long and beautiful fall, but time is waning if you are only beginning to contemplate whether your trusted partner can face another barren, brutal, frostbitten winter.
You are the only advocate your horse has. His health is and has always been in your hands. In loving him as hard as you have for all these years, I hope you can love him hard enough to let them go on a good day, while there is still time.