Equine Haven Ltd

07/06/2026

⛑️ Helmet Safety Matters! ⛑️

Please take a moment to read the Alberta Equestrian Federation’s post regarding this helmet recall and check your helmet to see if it is affected.

While we’re on the topic, it’s also a good reminder that helmets should be replaced after any significant impact, even if they don’t show visible damage. The foam inside a helmet is designed to absorb energy during a fall, and once it’s done its job, it may no longer provide the same level of protection.

It’s also important to remember that not all concussions involve losing consciousness. Signs of a concussion can include:
🧠 Headache
🧠 Dizziness or balance problems
🧠 Nausea or vomiting
🧠 Confusion or difficulty concentrating
🧠 Sensitivity to light or noise
🧠 Feeling “foggy” or unusually tired
🧠 Memory problems

If you or your child hits their head while riding, stop riding immediately and seek medical assessment if you suspect a concussion. Returning to activity too soon can increase the risk of a more serious injury.

At Infinity Equine, rider safety is always our top priority. We require ASTM/SEI-certified helmets whenever anyone is mounted, and we encourage everyone to regularly inspect their equipment and replace helmets according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Please take a minute to review the recall information in the shared post and share it with your horse friends. It could make all the difference.

💜 Ride smart. Ride safe. Ride another day. 🐴

The strap passing in front of the ear can slide backwards, which could affect the optimal fit of the helmet on the head and create a hazard for the user.As of June 29, 2026, the company has received no reports of incident or injury in Canada.

07/04/2026

06/28/2026

✨🐴 A first look at our Grass Ring Derby Coolers! 🐴✨

We are so excited to share these beautiful Derby Coolers that will be presented to the winners of our featured grass ring derby classes at Derby Madness!

These coolers represent more than just a prize—they recognize the dedication, partnership, and countless hours of work that horse and rider put in to reach this moment. We can’t wait to see them proudly worn by some very deserving horses!

A huge thank you to Trace Embroidery for doing such a beautiful job on these custom coolers. They turned out absolutely stunning, and we’re so grateful for your craftsmanship and attention to detail!

Who’s hoping to take one home on July 25–26? 🏇💜

Good luck to all of our competitors—we can’t wait to welcome everyone to Derby Madness!

06/27/2026

🎉 SCHOOL'S OUT FOR THE SUMMER! ☀️🐴

That means it's time to trade backpacks for boots! 🤠

Bring on horse shows, summer camps, trail rides, late nights at the barn, making lifelong friends, and creating memories that will last forever. 💜

Here's to a summer full of sunshine, laughter, learning, and plenty of horse hair! 🐎✨
Let the adventures begin! 🌿☀️

06/24/2026

06/17/2026

🐴 Pepper’s Official Statement on His Diet 🐴

Pepper would like everyone to know that he believes his current dietary restrictions are unfair, unreasonable, and possibly a violation of his constitutional rights. 😂

According to Pepper, the fact that other horses get things he doesn’t is a personal attack. The fact that his hay is weighed is offensive. And the fact that his humans won’t let him gorge himself on grass is proof that nobody loves him.

Unfortunately for Pepper, he is insulin resistant, which means his body doesn’t respond to insulin properly. When insulin levels remain elevated, it can significantly increase the risk of laminitis—a painful and potentially devastating condition affecting the feet.

So while Pepper believes he should be allowed unlimited snacks, grass buffets, and a second breakfast, his humans disagree. 🤦‍♀️

The good news is that we are actively working with our amazing veterinarian at Wise Equine to get his insulin levels under control and help him become healthier and more comfortable.

For horses and ponies with insulin resistance, management is incredibly important and typically includes:
✅ Low sugar (low NSC) forage
✅ Controlled calorie intake when weight loss is needed
✅ Limited or carefully managed pasture access
✅ Regular exercise when appropriate
✅ Monitoring body condition and metabolic health

The goal isn’t to starve them—it’s actually the opposite. The goal is to provide the right nutrition while avoiding the sugars and starches that can trigger metabolic problems and increase the risk of laminitis.

Pepper remains unconvinced.

He would like everyone to know that he is currently being subjected to what he describes as “extreme hardship” and “cruel hay rationing.”

We would like everyone to know that Pepper is, in fact, well-fed, well-loved, and simply dramatic. 💀😂

Thank you to the team at Wise Equine for helping us keep this handsome little potato healthy while he continues his campaign for unlimited snacks.

06/15/2026

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Beginner Riding Instructor (Coach in Training)

Infinity Equine – Wheatland County, Alberta

Infinity Equine is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated individual to join our team as a Beginner Riding Instructor (Coach in Training).

This position is ideal for someone with a strong horse background who is passionate about teaching and wants to develop into a certified equestrian coach. We are not necessarily looking for someone who is already licensed—we are looking for the right person who is eager to learn, grow, and build a long-term coaching career.

The successful candidate will work closely with our Head Coach and Owner, receiving mentorship and hands-on coaching experience while learning to deliver lessons within the Infinity Equine program.

What We Offer

* Mentorship from experienced coaches
* Support and guidance toward obtaining Equestrian Canada coaching certification
* Opportunities to work toward Equestrian Canada Rider Levels
* Professional development within a growing lesson and competition program
* Experience teaching riders of all ages and abilities
* Supportive team environment focused on horse welfare, safety, and rider development
* Clear advancement opportunities with a structured pay scale

Compensation & Advancement

We believe in investing in our coaches and providing a clear pathway for growth.

Assistant Coach (Registered Coach with Equestrian Canada): $25/hour

* Assists with lessons and programs under the supervision of senior coaches.

Coach in Training (Rider Levels Complete, Teaching Independently): $30/hour

* Teaching beginner lessons independently while continuing coach development.

EC Instructor / Licensed Coach Status Achieved: $35+/hour

* Wage based on certification level, experience, responsibilities, and contribution to the program.

Responsibilities

* Assist with and teach beginner riding lessons
* Follow the established Infinity Equine lesson curriculum and teaching program
* Ensure all lessons are conducted in a safe, positive, and professional manner
* Assist students with horse handling, grooming, tacking, and untacking
* Help evaluate rider progress and communicate with senior coaches
* Participate in coach development and training opportunities
* Promote a positive and inclusive barn culture
* Maintain professionalism with clients, students, and staff

Qualifications

* Strong horse handling and riding experience
* Passion for teaching and working with children and adults
* Positive attitude and willingness to learn
* Strong communication and interpersonal skills
* Reliable, professional, and safety-focused
* Must be at least 18 years of age
* Valid driver’s license required

Preferred but Not Required

* Previous teaching, camp, or lesson assistant experience
* Equestrian Canada Rider Levels
* Previous coaching certifications
* Experience working in a lesson program

Professional Development Expectations

Infinity Equine will provide mentorship and guidance toward achieving Equestrian Canada coaching certification. Candidates must be willing to work toward and maintain all certifications required by Equestrian Canada and the Alberta Equestrian Federation. Successful candidates should have a genuine interest in continuing their education and developing as professional coaches.

Reporting Structure

This position reports directly to Jill Fuselli, Head Coach, and Heidi Pratt, Owner. The successful candidate must be willing to follow and teach the Infinity Equine lesson program and coaching philosophy.

Start Date

Immediate

To Apply

Please send your resume and a brief description of your horse and teaching experience to:

[email protected]

Tell us about your riding background, your career goals, and why you would like to become a coach.

Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.