Good chilly day all! I know the holidays are in full swing and everyone is busy. I do need to give some friendly reminders. Invoices for lessons are due on the date of or before the first lesson of the month. I will start applying late fees if not paid on time. Lesson package discounts are for those committing to improvement by taking multiple lessons per month. You have 31 days, in most cases, to use the lessons or lose them. I have had a lot of serial cancellations the las

December Master Zoom 12/17, 7p

Favorite Things Friday

Everyone wants the been there, done that horse but few realize what it takes to get the horse to that level.

Expose your horse don’t flood your horse. Sometimes seeing the difference in these concepts can be hard.

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November Master Zoom Recording

A day late

Don’t be afraid of going backwards in your training. Some days we need to step back and practice some basics. While this can seem like failure or backsliding, ultimately it is what will propel you forward.

We love this product. I give it to the horses when they are stressed, having tummy troubles, are vaccinated, on antibiotics, etc. it can be fed daily forever.

We are approaching the final month of 2025. That is crazy! I hope everyone had a happy Thanksgiving and is looking forward to the rest of the holiday season. We have greatly been enjoying the new cover over the arena! It’s kept us dry and out of the sun in just the few short weeks it’s been up. I have enjoyed working with everyone this year. I appreciate being a part of your journey with your equine partner! As 2026 approaches we are making some changes. There will be some

Gratefulness With age and life experience comes wisdom. That comes with a lot of bumps and bruises physically, emotionally and mentally. I am grateful for all the equines who have put up with me through the years. They didn’t volunteer for the jobs they were assigned but they tolerated it. I’m grateful for every horse that tolerates me even when they aren’t getting my best version. Somedays I’m stiff, tired, overwhelmed and they show up for me. I’m grateful for my clients. I

Here are some general guidelines that can help you when working with your horse.

Rescheduling your 12/3 at 7p

We are looking to become a dealer for Alfahay. We are currently buying from Chewy for $19.99 per bag. Depending on how many pallets we get, we could potentially sell for $16-$17 per bag or less. There are 42 bags on a pallet. If you are interested in bags or pallets, let me know. Pick up would be at the farm. https://alfahay.net

Video exercise

November Master Zoom

Cheap insurance. Keep some disinfectant in hand

Stretching isn’t just for your horse. If your tiny when you get in the saddle, you will make your horse tight. Doing some light stretching before mounting up can help improve your ride. If you want your horse to be supple, you need to be supple too.

Texas has an EHV outbreak after some big barrel races in central Texas. It can be scary for horse owners.