Morning Glory Equestrian

06/01/2026

Great time today with Ashva Yoga and Shannon Watkins of Forever Young Equine!

05/27/2026

Pepper did great at our ride in NM, 30 miles on Saturday with great vet scores and 10 more miles on Sunday again with great vet scores!

05/05/2026

I know horse racing is incredibly controversial, but I have to believe there are good people and true horsemen and women in the sport. Actually I know there are, because I know a few of them. This year's Kentucky Derby was incredible. Congrats to Golden Tempo and all his connections, especially his trainer who is the first woman trainer to win the Derby! ❤️

04/25/2026

Beautiful dressage test from a beautiful thoroughbred at the Kentucky 3 Day Event! https://www.facebook.com/share/v/18ixFFBpDH/

04/23/2026

Look at all the Thoroughbred representation at the Kentucky 3 Day Event!! https://www.facebook.com/share/1D6ZHt9Dk8/

02/15/2026

Fantastic clinic with Juilie Lorton ! We had beautiful weather, good company, and great horses.

01/18/2026

We've got a fun spring break kids camp lined up! Message me to reserve your spot!

01/04/2026

So true!

Think of the horse’s neck not as a position, but as a living, moving activity.

The neck is never meant to be fixed or held in place. It should always have room to lengthen, shorten, and subtly adjust as the horse balances and reorganizes the body underneath the rider. Those small changes are not mistakes. They are signs the horse is working to find comfort, efficiency, and better use of its body.

When we try to lock the neck into a shape, we take away the horse’s ability to self-organize. When we allow it to stay dynamic, the back can swing, the balance can shift, and movement becomes more functional and sustainable.

Riders who understand this principle are not chasing a look. They are supporting a process. The result is a horse that moves more freely, stays sounder longer, and is a happier horse in its work.

Good riding leaves room for the horse to adjust.