Rahn Performance Equine

11/02/2024

🌟 Are you struggling to manage your horse’s Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH)? 🌟

We’re here to help! Join us for an exclusive FREE virtual seminar designed to educate and support horse owners with horses who experience EIPH. 🐴💨

📅 Date: November 7, 2024

🕒 Time: 6:30pm

📍 Location: Virtual via Zoom- Register here: [https://forms.gle/9wTzv5ckDM3SwHd7A](https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fforms.gle%2F9wTzv5ckDM3SwHd7A%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3sIVkBYXNoRMs2-nK8VjcoP5sLKiOVweARUTlB4sAxWsOlq0oD0RWmHkk_aem_LBi9VBL2dAWJp1nCss2EJA&h=AT04itE2A2LyvscsVEQF6pd_xz6GVP3cJvvsjKaS3SF5sjn24R1kfFPSpG8mjXUP-YIFF23LwWcP-Q6cIVMKHvU6K3rn0q7wkNG5H6dsITcyrygG1pF2Y3a7y40OtFfyFF7sipk&__tn__=-UK-R&c[0]=AT3g3IxweRvlqMqH87pTkWn-D8oFylGMVRaRFCZCdIxWvGbKIDHqz_3oZ6Hryrr84-bWp0radyPd0bv9fW2EkbQqTz2GBkny9JUM573zxJ_3-GN93dm1rrEvGJWmTSXtWF5uelx0-7fj6V3Ylb30MnfHtRUHCPxXOqEaTLS2wblEVDNC3cMGUWrFKND4wghoTB_JxXe4ogm0Ztaa-m_DZ9Ac6rU)

In this seminar, you’ll learn:

🔹 What EIPH is and how it affects your horse

🔹 Proven nutrition tips to support respiratory health

🔹 Functional management strategies to reduce the risk of bleeding

🔹 Real-world advice from experts in equine health and nutrition

Let’s work together to ensure your horse’s health and performance stay at their best! 🙌

Sign up today and bring your questions for our Q&A session! ➡️ [https://forms.gle/9wTzv5ckDM3SwHd7A](https://forms.gle/9wTzv5ckDM3SwHd7A?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3YiHZuXqPO0-yfLoZCGjcZaMFdG2-whoQis0yDhlHha2aZ9D9r_qch8mA_aem_pR7yJdPkEw7Ay6_CQ4NNrA)

10/15/2024

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Jewel just wanted me to send you all a friendly reminder to listen to your horse! She’s been working hard for a 4-year-old, and working good… but I knew she just didn’t feel quite like I knew she could. A couple of caps removed and she was 75% better, and then a good chiro/massage session with Rahn Performance Equine and now she feels amazing! It’s the little things that make a BIG difference!
Westergren Quarter Horses

09/01/2024

We have these 2 in for training that are both looking for new homes. Full siblings by sired by Ain't Seen Nothin Yet out of JA Prissy Reed. Their full sister JA Aint Seen Prissy Yet ( who was also started here ) has recently won the 2nd Annual High Rollin on the Ranch Slot and High Stakes Barrel Race and has various 1D placings.

They're both finishing up 60 days with us this month and will be ready to go on to a performance home.

June- 2021 Gray Mare ✌️🖐0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣
Jake- 2022 Chestnut Gelding ☝️🖐0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣

08/23/2024

No amount of physical manipulation can make up for a poor foundation ❌

When it comes to training, foundation is everything.

I’ve seen it time and again—owners send horses to trainers and expect them to become proficient in a discipline within 60-90 days without having a good foundation to start with.

The truth is, your trainer will probably need at least that long, if not longer, to correct the bad habits that horse arrived with and put some foundational elements in place so that they can progress that horse through its training.

When we skip the critical steps of developing trust, communication, and understanding with these horses during the early formative periods of their lives, we are costing ourselves significant time, effort, and investment down the road.

If we don't take the time to handle these horses correctly at a young age, we are putting ourselves (and our trainers) in the position to rely on physical manipulation later ― and, that simply doesn't work.

Do yourself, and your trainers, a favor and make the time to build a relationship with your c**ts. Even a few minutes a day can drastically improve your starting point and set them up for long-term success.

07/26/2024

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Skipping steps and rushing the process can be very detrimental to our horses. It’s not a race to see who can get one trained the fastest.

Train for the horse not for the video.

Be present through the process, realizing where your horse is at so that you can be realistic with your expectations.

This doesn’t mean every day should be simple. Progress is made through challenges. We should be challenging ourselves and our horses past our comfort zone at times. We need to work through the challenge and hold our horses accountable before we move onto something else.

Learn to love the whole process, not just the win!

Be patient.
Be present.
Be persistent.

www.betweenthereins.us

07/10/2024

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06/05/2024

Summer is coming ☀️

Help your horse beat the summer heat with these three hydration tips:
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1️⃣ Provide access to white salt (loose is best) for extra sodium⁠. The average horse should be consuming 2 tablespoons of salt per day! Remember: horses may struggle to get enough salt from blocks, as they do not have rough tongues like cattle.

2️⃣ Supplement with an electrolyte when necessary. ( We recommend Bluebonnet Turbo Mag BCAA )

3️⃣ Ensure they have cool, fresh water at all times⁠. Horses average 5-7 gallons of water per day, and can drink up to 4x that amount when temps spike!

06/02/2024

We have some friends with 2 little cowboys that are in search of a Unicorn 🦄 They are looking for something middle aged that has been there and done that both on the ranch, and at play days. Something that is as safe in the branding pen as it is in the arena. If you have something that fits the bill, or know of one, please send us info. This will be an excellent home!

05/27/2024

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04/22/2024

Be humble enough to continue to seek knowledge.
Be humble enough to listen to good advice.
Be humble enough to help teach the next generation.
Be humble enough to have the respect of your peers.
Be humble enough to be a good sport when it doesn’t go your way.

Be a winner.

www.betweenthereins.us

04/10/2024

Before buying a commercial supplement for your horse, do a little research. Ask yourself:
☝️What does this supplement really provide?
☝️Is there a bona fide need for this by the horse?
☝️Does the ingredient list match the advertising claims?
☝️Do I know what’s actually in there and WHY?
☝️ Is there SOUND science behind it, not just a lot of hype?
☝️Am I selecting by name only (or because so and so Feeds it)?
“The Horse Nutrition Handbook” Melyni Worth, PhD
A few to add:
👉 Is there overlap in nutrients with my current supplements and/or feed?
👉What is guaranteed on the label? (Guaranteed levels vs being in the ingredient list are two very different things)
👉 Is the product manufactured in a horse safe facility?