Learn about what you can do to help your horse's hooves become healthier through nutrition, movement, and proper trimming. 

Come for a session to learn what you can do between your farrier's trims to ensure rock crushing barefoot hooves that will carry you everywhere in New England. 

We live in New England- this means long winters with snow, cold, and little light.
Rather than fight against it, open your mind and learn how to suit up and enjoy it! We have fun all winter long riding, tubing/snow boarding behind horses, and just enjoying watching the snow fall while sitting bareback. Try some unique horse experiences in what is normally the off season or "run to the indoor" season!

We always pair these with fires, s'mores, hot cider and cocoa!

Give yourself a Confidence Boost!

Learn how to work with a horse on the ground- first with a physical connection and then without any ropes!

Working with a horse at liberty requires a strong sense of presence- you need to know your body language, your surroundings, and be able to adjust your energy up and down. 

These skills transcend horsemanship- these help us be better people. 

Learn a unique form of training that is way more effective and safe- first create a relationship, then build up the skills. 

Based on the principle that  "Where a horse's brain is, so is their body", I use this to my advantage. If the horses is thinking with me, and has a sense of curiosity, we can do anything. Learn how! 

Walk 100 miles along side your horse and establish a true partnership that is unparalleled. 

We don't always ride- sometimes we just head off on a long walk. This is as much about ourselves as it is about the horses- by 'migrating and foraging together', we create an unspoken connection with our horse, nature, and our mind that enables subtle communication and heightened awareness of everything.

It is an extraordinarily peaceful experience. 

Let's face it: I love trail riding! And so do my boys!

If you are looking for a riding buddy, please reach out. We travel all over the place exploring new areas.

If your horse needs a buddy, a confident lead horse, or you need some strategies you can employ to get more confident on the trail, reach out!