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Mar 13, 2026 ∙ 1 min
Spring Grass Acclimation: Slow and Steady!
We’re starting our yearly process of acclimating the horses to grass so they’ll be ready for daily access to the back field once it opens. This slow introduction is essential to keep their tummies happy, healthy, and safe as spring grazing begins. This week, each horse will enjoy 5 to 10 minutes of grass time. We’ll gradually increase the duration every week until the back field is ready to welcome the herd, fingers crossed for the end of Spring Break Camps! A huge thank-you to our...
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Mar 6, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Girth Check: Comfort First!
A gentle reminder for everyone tacking up horses: a correctly tightened girth is essential for our horses’ comfort and wellbeing. 1. Don’t Over‑Tighten: A girth that’s too tight can cause pinching, pressure points, and overall discomfort. Tighten gradually and always check how the horse is responding. 2. Keep Both Sides Balanced (picture 1&2): Make sure both billets (straps) are on similar holes . If one side is at the top and the other is on hole one, the pressure is uneven — and very...
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Feb 27, 2026 ∙ 1 min
Purdys' Spring Treats Fundraiser
This year, instead of the Spring Plant Sale, we are excited to launch our new Spring fundraiser with Purdys' Chocolatier . You can CLICK HERE to place your order. Every purchase helps fund essential horse care, training, and program needs, ensuring people with diverse abilities continue to access life-changing Equine-Assisted Services. The more the fundraiser is shared, the greater the impact. Please help us spread the word within your community. The campaign closes on March 18th at 10:00...
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