Equilibrium Equine LLC

11/02/2018

Please review these changes regarding Novice Amateur eligibility in the ARHA.

10/17/2018

10/12/2018

❤️

Being a champion isn't buying the most expensive horse, having the most expensive barn, trailer, or tack. Being a champion isn't winning a class or a buckle. Being a champion isn't always glory and great times.

Being a champion is love, passion, hard work, dedication... It's tears and screaming, it's not always easy. It's working no matter what conditions you have to do it in. It's late nights and early mornings, it's horses before yourself, before your friends, often before your family. Its sore bodies, bruises, and cuts. It's vet bills and last dimes to make sure they have all they need. It's crying in their mane when you had a bad day. It's smiling when they finally get that thing you've been trying to teach them for a month. It's having the best network of people to care for them and to support you. It's farriers, vets, dentists, chiropractors, feed store owners, husband's, wives, family, friends and even enemies. It's learning how to take the good with the bad and never knowing what each day may bring. It's the happy and the sad. It's the highs and the lows. Its wanting to give up but never doing so. Most of all, it's the love that you feel every time you see those eyes and hear that nicker. Being a champion really has little to do with victories in the show pen as it does with victories on every road to get to that show. Being a champion is living for what you love and loving what you do and who you do it with and NEVER giving up. The victories are many and the ribbons and the buckles are icing on the cake so to say. But being a champion is so much more than just winning... And once you can learn that, you too will be a champion.

~• Author Unknown ~•


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10/02/2018

Horses. They can get into or out of just about anything 🙄🤭🤣

Horses don’t stop surprising us time and again as they do things that we can’t think about. They have proven us many times that they are intelligent creatures and still go on showing us that they can do things without our instructions or without our help. It’s amazing how they can communicate

09/12/2018

Unreal

A sick horse from Weld County is the reason hundreds of horses in 19 states need to be tracked down, tested and potentially euthanized or live the rest of their lives in quarantine.

08/19/2018

There have been a lot of posts on here lately with people sharing their successes with their horses, and I love every one of them.

But probably not why you'd think. I don't love the success stories because "once again we have proved what I say to do works". You could follow a lot of very good horsemen and have success. The reason I love the success stories is they are stories of human growth, of struggle against the ego, of struggle against the opinion of the naysayers. Struggle against expectation, and frustration, struggle against the tendency to blame, struggle against fear.

So if you post on here about your success, and I say "great work", I mean great work changing yourself, your outlook , your self talk.

This meme from our friend Craig Johnson pretty much sums it up.

Struggle On, my friends, Struggle On.

07/21/2018

What a fantastic organization! If you haven’t joined, what are you waiting for?!?!?!