Phoenix Equestrian

08/30/2025

Black Russian "Espresso" 4 yr old 16.1h+ Registered Swedish Warmblood Mare
$40,000

08/28/2025

Finally someone said it..... 👏

I keep seeing posts calling patience poles “abuse” and claiming they teach horses “learned helplessness.” Honestly… what a load of ...

In my experience, a patience pole is one of the safest ways to tie a horse. It lets them move, fret, and fidget if they need to, instead of panicking because they feel trapped against a wall or post. Most horses figure out pretty quickly that standing tied isn’t the end of the world, and they actually relax.

And let’s be honest, tying is not optional. If a horse doesn’t know how to tie, your options with them are very limited. Plus, try selling a horse that can’t tie, good luck finding someone who wants that project. You never know when you might need to place a horse, so protect his future.

So no, it’s not abuse. It’s training, safety, and basic horsemanship.

👉 What do you think? Do you tie your horse? Why or why not?

08/25/2025

Best hay, best prices!

08/23/2025

Lovely 4 yr old Swedish warmblood mare by Black Coffee 1063 for your consideration. $35,000

08/21/2025

Coming available on-site lease!

ALL ABOUT THAT SASS

Sassy is a 7 year old medium pony mare suitable for an assertive kid that likes a pony to have some personality. She is quiet and not spooky. We are excited to have her back in our program for a second time. We started this pony over fences and look forward to furthering her development with the right kiddo! Ready for crossrails through 2ft!

08/12/2025

Stormfly wanted to try the trainer's hat.... ❤️

08/08/2025

Maeve, our newest arrival, has had almost a month of diet change to grain free, tailored mineral support, and weekly hoofcare. Already she shows notable changes in her coat and body. Stay tuned for more updates.

08/06/2025

Espresso is starting to accept contact and is working on leg yield. This mare is going to be exceptional!

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08/05/2025

🐴 The Outside Rein

The outside rein connection is integral to dressage. Riders should strive for the outside rein to remain consistently and elastically connected throughout their work. Why is it so important? It's what allows circles, corners, and lateral work to improve the balance and self carriage of the horse.

True bend in the horse's body will not happen without sufficient outside rein. Want to have a full understanding of the outside rein?

Use the link below 👇👇👇

https://www.myvirtualeventingcoach.com/articles/the_outside_rein

08/04/2025

Available for lease in our program!

Poppy, beautiful small pony ready to teach her next kiddo the ropes! She and Gunner were walking trot Champion and crossrail Reserve Champion at Fox Lea Farm Outreach Circuit. PM for details.

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