Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
See, we all have “those days”…you know the ones where our best laid plans simply go completely off the rails and we’re left questioning our sanity. It does something to our minds when a series of events sets into motion a state of awareness that sometimes we just need to step back, take a breath and gather ourselves. Sarah Williams walks us through the steps of knowing when the best course of action is simply taking our time.
Our SLO County world is bursting forth with color which invites us to get out and explore on horseback. Be sure you and your horse are prepared to enjoy the trails and know proper etiquette to be sure others will enjoy the ride too.
“Treating” as a training method in horses probably does more harm than good. Sarah Williams gives us three examples of how treating actually created a horse monster.
Spring is the best time to do a complete safety check and cleaning of your trailer; you’re ready to hit the road, but let’s just make sure that you’re “prepared” to hit the road. Sarah Williams helps get us motivated to “spring clean” our trailers so we can safely enjoy many riding activities.
Ever find yourself faced with a training issue with your horse? Sarah Williams steps us back to the beginning where we connect the dots; bringing the whole picture into focus and directing us to the solution to the problem.