Trust Your TrainingAt the end of the day, you just have to trust that what you’ve done is correct and that it works for you and your horse,…
Leads are ever controversial. Some trainers live and breath by them and some don’t worry about them at all. Teaching my filly how to catch her right lead…
When I started this process I thought, ‘Welp, I’m going to train a colt.’ I said it so casually; so nonchalant with little understanding of what it actually…
Sometimes it takes a moment to appreciate that even on the bad days, we are living someone’s dream. Things haven’t gone as planned. I ran into some minor…
Instead of doubting myself, I’m taking this as an opportunity to learn from someone more experienced and grow as a horseman and trainer instead. Even the greats were a little green in the beginning.
I recently took my filly to her very first public outing and she behaved just as you might assume a 3-year-old would.
Don’t let yourself become complacent in your training, always strive to be better and keep learning.
Training is a funny thing, a constant balancing act of keeping the broad result in mind and not sweating the small stuff yet also taking your horse’s progress one day, one ride, one session at a time.
