Due to my father’s passing, I need to cancel tonight’s zoom

Riding is hard. If it were easy, everyone would be experts. Getting on the back of a large flight animal takes some bravery. Sometimes we have to be braver than we want to be. Horses can only respond to the information they are receiving. That includes our emotions. Sometimes we have to be more persistent than we want to be. Horses will challenge us when they feel confused, insecure or our request is hard. There will be days when we have to push past and through the r

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Why isn’t buying a foal cheap? I’ll attach post 1 at the bottom. Foals sometimes come out and everything is perfect. Sometimes they come out and we have issues to resolve. Sometimes they are here for a bit and need some support. Foal 1 this year struggled with nursing. While she didn’t create an additional expense, it took several hours of investment. If I billed those hours, getting her nursing and stable cost about $375. That’s just day 1. She developed a terrible case o

Our attitude has a pretty big outcome on a session with our horse. Monday wasn’t good for most of my horses. Tuesday it stormed, so I opted not to work them because I didn’t want the storms to create a repeat of Monday.

I love these clinics! It is fun to see a like-minded group of people get together and learn. The conversations and comradery are an added benefit. This is a safe environment to learn more about the inside of your horse and figure out how to influence your horse with training to build what we are learning about. I love those that bring their horses and gets hands on experience. The auditing option gives people opportunity to observe and decide if they want to participate

Yesterday was a tough day. The horses had a week off due to my anniversary and lesson schedule. I moved some horses and cows around to utilize our grass better. I had one of 4 horses act like they had a brain.

April Master Zoom

Schedule update We are about to start our 5th month of 2026 😳. We have one foal on the ground and two to go. We have started breeding mares for 2027. We plan on having foals by IfWhizsWereGuns, Cooke County ETC, and Triple Sparklin Whiz. I will decide which foals I will be keeping by July 1st. After that, I will contact people on the waitlist prior to listing publicly. The foals will be by Cooke County ETC, Modern Gun and IfWhizsWereGuns. Our first foal is a filly out of

This past weekend we even learned about breeding mares through AI. Link to clinic dates below

I get asked why I charge so much for my foals. Here are some reasons:

The only way is through

Foals are basically born without an immune system. They rely on the mare’s colostrum for antibodies. Their intestinal lining can only absorb the antibodies for the first 12hrs. If the foal ends up with failure of passive transfer (didn’t absorb antibodies) their odds of survival without IV plasma are slim. I’ve had the ability to run IgG on the farm for awhile. I upgraded systems last year. It costs me about $40 a test. It is literally a life saving test. Foals are a lot of w

Ride 14

Tarrin’s Theory and Thoughts

Favorite Things Friday

Tarrin’s Tackroom Tour

March Master Zoom Recording

We are finished with 1/4 of the year 😳 I am booking lessons for May. April is 90% full. I have 3 weekend lesson spots left in April and a couple week day spots. I am not taking any rehab horses until August at the earliest. I am not taking any full time training horses until August at the earliest. Going forward all training and rehab horses will have to have commitments from their owners for 3 months of lessons following training/rehab. These can be done virtually. I have

2026 foals are on they way! https://forms.gle/cXZstpEnVM7swP8C9