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The Horses

Shea is a 20 year old Morgan with a foundation in dressage, but with many many trail miles. I bought her as a 3 yr old and started her with more traditional methods.

Zephyr is a yearling Arabian. My goal is for him to become my trail and all around horse when he grows up and when Shea starts to wind down. I am starting him very slowly with trust, positive reinforcement, and with developing calm optimism as a top priority. I'm very excited for his future!

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What kind of halter am I using and why? Are rope halters bad? How can you train your horse to confidently walk through puddles? When you have a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail.

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What kind of halter am I using and why? Are rope halters bad? How can you train your horse to confidently walk through puddles? When you have a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail.

Halters, Puddles, and the Tools in front of you

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