In our last episode, we talked about how we can help our horses live their best lives and one of our listeners sent in a question wanting to understand how we can know whether or not a horse likes something.
We love this question! We're talking all about knowing what to look for if your horse is happy or not, plus how to make a lot of very little in the worst situations.
Also shared our favorite resources for goal setting and planning, click here to learn more about the SMART Equestrian Planner.​

What does it mean for a horse to be living the best life they possibly can be under our care? It might not be as straightforward as you think...

So, you want to be a trainer?

​Being a trainer, or even a groom, sounds like a glamorous career right? You get to ride all you want, be your own boss (sometimes), and spend your entire day at the barn. It doesn't get any better than that right?

But, to be a professional in the horse industry takes a very special person. And, to be honest, it isn't for everyone.

If you've always dreamed of a job in the horse industry, in today's episode you'll find advice for how to find your place and how to know if being a trainer is right for you!

Ice, wind, snowstorms, oh my! Winter is in full swing here in the Northeastern United States. After the holidays most trainers load up their trailers, load their horses on commercial haulers, and head to sunny Florida for the worst of the winter months.
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Then there is the rest of us.

Those of us who stay tough out the cold winter weather, but it comes with its own set of challenges. In this episode you'll find a winter survival guide:

*What is Better? Wool or Fleece Coolers?
*Wool Cooler Care
*How to Combat Static
*Important Health Concerns to Keep in Mind
*Best Winter Boots for at the Barn (Dover not longer has the boots I mentioned available - sorry!)

P.S. We didn't address clipping on this episode because we've discussed it before! Click Here for the Clip or Not to Clip Episode

We're back! In this episode, hear us discuss how to figure out which bit you should try and how to even know where to start...

I'll also share all about my first experience with a safety vest.
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Plus, we're talking training tools. The good, the bad, and the ugly.

This week we are joined by equestrian life coach, Jenna Knudsen! In this episode, Jenna is going to share a few simple habits that can make a huge impact on your life (and you can start them right now) plus how she has created a community of supportive riders that is for anyone!

Click Here to Learn More from Jenna and Get Your Planner!

This week we are answering some listener questions on things like the best helmets for showing and what is a school show? Plus sharing Miranda's first horse show experience with Gerti!

In these pictures, you'll see my horse Zeke, a Thoroughbred gelding with more personality than you could ever imagine. 

A horse that loves his meals and tummy scratches and hates the rain. He was never much for horse friends, he enjoyed being around people. 

For every early morning ride, he would meet me in the pasture with his gentle nuzzle and we always made time for scratches in all his favorite places. He told me when he was cold, he told me when he was hungry, he let me know when my saddle started not fitting right. 

But last week he told me he was sick. His eyes met mine as he looked at his belly and we both knew we were in for a long night ahead. After doing everything we could for him, Zeke was relieved from his pain early this morning. 

I'm telling you this story because I hope you'll take the time to go on adventures together with your horse because you truly never know how long you will be able to enjoy their company. I know that I would do anything to have another day with this big beautiful red-head who taught me so much about riding and life. 
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Make the most of every day with your horse, or if you don't own one of the lesson horses that are kind enough to be a part of our journey. Take part in the world of your horse, share experiences together, and discover harmony with them.

Saying goodbye is never easy, but having a plan in place can help you make the right decision for you and your horse in the case of an emergency. We're chatting about the importance of putting the horse's health and welfare first. Plus Miranda shares her first experience off the farm at a horse show with her green horse, Gerti!

Leaves turn color, temperatures cool down, and horses turn into kites. Welcome to Fall, the three months before winter aka our favorite season. Back in the spring, we did a checklist to get ready for the upcoming summer season so this episode we'll be sharing our tips for winding down for fall. Whether you are preparing to go south or braving the cold somewhere take a listen! Also, you can click here to get our saddle fitting guide!