Thinking Feeling Equestrian

Thinking Feeling Equestrian

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A balanced rider should be 50% Thinking and 50% Feeling - TF Equestrian supports riders in understanding how to achieve this goal.

02/18/2026

How many exercises have you tried just to try them?

12/04/2025

Training tip.. do you know your horse?

11/27/2025

Thankful for all of my two and four legged friends, family, students and teachers.

11/27/2025

Don't worry, feeling low on motivation is normal and you got this!

11/21/2025
11/04/2025

10/15/2025

The importance of tempo in your daily rides.

Is keeping the tempo something you do without thinking? Has it become a habit? Or do you need to work at it and remind yourself to focus on the tempo?

08/06/2025

A significant victory for all horses. A big win for the dressage Discipline. And Renewed hope for ethical horse people.

08/01/2025

Barn vibes! What are your thoughts?

07/19/2025

Effective horse training is not just a task; it's a carefully structured journey that promotes gradual and meaningful learning for your horse. Every day, take a few moments to prepare your horse for the upcoming training session, ensuring he is mentally ready to engage. Remember the adage, "Patience is a virtue," as overwhelming your horse can lead to a mental shutdown, stalling his progress. Learning flourishes in a relaxed atmosphere, both mentally and physically. By creating a comfortable environment, you significantly boost his ability to retain and comprehend the instructions you provide. As the saying goes, "A calm horse is a learning horse." This approach not only enhances his performance but also fosters a deeper bond between you and your horse.

07/19/2025

Horse Health Check Routine - Regular health checks are essential for your horse's well-being. Here’s a guide for monitoring their health at the barn:

Visual check: Daily examination of eyes, body, and joints for any irregularities.

Behavior: Observe daily demeanor, eating habits, and movement. Any significant changes may indicate health issues.

Temperature: Check re**al temperature with a digital thermometer. Normal range is 99-101°F (37.2-38.3°C).

Pulse: Feel the pulse on the neck; normal range is 28-48 bpm. Count for 15 seconds and multiply by 4.

Respiration: Count resting breaths per minute; normal is 8-16. The heart rate to respiratory rate should be about 4:1.

Regular checks help catch potential issues early, promoting your horse's physical and mental health.

Share your health check experiences in the comments!

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Vintage Oak Farm
Kenosha, WI
60048