Today, my husband and I live in Utah at 7000’ feet. We are lucky enough to have our horses living on our property. Keeping horses in a winter climate is a lot more work than my California days. Winter months bring many challenges – frozen water, icy walkways, feed, blankets, shelter, the list goes on……
It happens to the best of us… a nasty fall or unruly horse that leaves you doubting everything. You may begin questioning your abilities and whether you can handle your horse or not. You’re not alone! Many riders have traumatic experiences that crush their confidence, but don’t worry… You…
Now, we are very educated in this subject because honestly, you can’t mix ignorance with 1,000 pounds of muscle and mind but we do in fact DO NOT know it all.
I have always grown up with horses and riding but I did not begin my journey into starting…
If you read my last guest blog (if not, here is a direct link so you can catch up) you may remember that Chloe was recently “jumping” raised cavaletti poles like they were cross country obstacles. After this particular ride, my trainer was talking about how she was going…
We all strive to be the best rider we can be. It’s what pushes us to train and ride more frequently. There are books, magazines, videos, and online resources that direct us on our journey from beginner to advance rider. We study professional trainers and some may even take…
