Hózhó Horsemanship

12/05/2025

We are in immediate need of the community to support us to make it through this winter so we don’t have to close our doors to helping others -

Due to our founder having a major health crisis the last few months, we have been knocked off our feet again & we need your support to keep our rescue horses cared for this winter so we can continue sharing them with families & people in need!

Immediate needs are FUEL HAY & Volunteers!
Please text us at anytime to learn how to help 346-309-5458 or click the button below to DONATE!

All donations are a tax write off using our EIN number 🙏

The horses are currently located in Houston Texas; on Almeda Genoa Rd.

We will be moving them someplace else soon as the property they’re on has been foreclosed on & we weren’t told about it, I had to find it out myself when I accidentally found it online looking at foreclosed land for sale.

These horse have helped dozens of children, teens; and adults including my own to heal from mental health challenges, Autism Spectrum Disorders, trauma, stress etc. They deserve only the best care which is why we are asking for your help! Please SHARE our post!

Any negative comments will be removed. We do our best to take care of these horses & train them to share with people, the community NEEDS what we are doing. Help us continue helping by giving back this Holiday season!

12/04/2025

Christmas Specials are here!

Help us support our Rescue horses we love sharing with the community!

Text today to book your visit!
346-309-5458

12/01/2025

Looking for the perfect Christmas gift?

Book your Christmas riding lesson now!
$100 for the whole family to ride up to 4 riders! Additional riders $25 extra per person

Book NOW as space will sell out fast!

346-309-5458 please TEXT Rachael to book 🥰

11/26/2025

I guess it’s time to introduce the world to our newest herd member, “Siah” the second and last son to our Proud Cut Gelding “Susan’s Burnt Toast At The Apollo” aka Apollo - who was born & raised with us as offspring between our other Proud Cut Gelding - Our Colombian Paso Fino “Susan’s Mr Sir Cisco” aka Cisco x Susan’s Dolly Parton aka Dolly our Pinto Egyptian Arabian Mare.

We are so in love! He looks exactly like our heart horse in Heaven SONYA - see the 1st pic of Sonya to compare them! Just as Sonya did, Siah’ will teach so many lucky families and he will heal so many sad hearts as a therapy horse & lesson horse for the community. Students get to be a part of all his training!

Fun fact. Proud Cut Gelding can refer to a horse who was a Stallion - an intact male, stud etc, that was neutered later in life, particularly after breeding

11/26/2025

Looking for something fun to do for the whole family for Thanksgiving break that wont break the bank? What If It also helped fund a great cause that supports Austim & Mental Health warriors?

Come learn how to ride horses with us the Navajo-Cherokee way to help us celebrate National Indigenous Heritage Month 💜🪶 & learn all about our other animals as you get to cuddle them and make memories to last a lifetime!

$75 deposit required to book your spot, ALL ages are welcome! 🙏

Please Help us support the rescue horses we share with the community through therapeutic & educational support by liking this post, commenting, sharing, etc so more people can see we exist!

11/19/2025

This is amazing! 🤩

11/19/2025

10/23/2025

Fall pictures for a CAUSE!

Help us continue supporting the community! Enjoy some fun on the farm and a free pony ride (or horse ride for adults or children who demand a big horse lol) & get the memories captured to help us continue sharing the horses & ponies with the community 💜🪶🥰

Deposit is required to book your appointment 🙏

We are a 501c3 Non Profit organization that rescues horses & shares them w the community for therapeutic & educational support.

Don’t forget we offer horsemanship horseback riding lessons, birthday parties and trail rides for special occasions or just any day, & beach rides!

*We do not own rights to the music playing*

09/02/2025

Ask us about how your WHOLE family can learn to ride together!

Our 3 yr old student learned to ride first, then her mom joined, and then her dad joined too!

We are SO proud 🥲 of our 4 year old home bred & raised Apollo who now teaches ANYONE to ride! From kids, to parents, even grandparents! We are able to put anyone on him & he is so patient & gentle with them!

Apollo is pictured with his Mother Dolly here. We rescued Dolly as a yearling, raised her & trained her, then when she had her son Apollo he was raised & trained with the help of my kids & our students. And this week he got to teach our 3 yr old students parents to ride! Within minutes they were off the lead line and riding around our Grass riding arena by themselves & practicing obstacles! Way to go everyone! 🙌👏🤩

09/02/2025

Baby Cody & his father Apollo LOVE my service dog Bear! Sometimes it looks like Apollo & Bear are trying to unalive each other, but they grew up together and really love to PLAY!

Stay tuned because we will be going LIVE soon partnered with REEL TIME ANIMAL RESCUE on YouTube! We will have a DONATE button directly below our videos so yall can help us continue helping the community as a 501c3 Non Profit Organization!

We don’t advertise this but we ARE a Horse Rescue that shares the Rescue horses with the community for therapeutic & educational purposes! We are excited to go LIVE & share behind the scenes every day life with our Rescue horses, how we train/re train them, and activities with our students.

08/19/2025

I love the affection Apollo gives me at the end of a long day! We had a lot of fun at our last “Beach Day” - working on a video to post to share how we train our horses to take us into the water 🥰💜

08/11/2025

This is a great read!

Reins are NOT your brakes when riding your horse - they also aren’t your steering wheel.

They are much like brakes & steering wheels, but to ride correctly using reins more than you use your SEAT, EYES, ENERGY, and FEET to turn & stop your horse, then you are actually misusing the reins.

A horses mouth is extremely sensitive, as is their Face if you’re using a side pull or bit-less bridle.

A horse's mouth is extremely sensitive due to the presence of a high number of nerve endings. While the exact number is not specified, it is described as containing "millions" of nerve endings. These nerve endings are found in various sensitive areas of the mouth, including the hard palate, the bars (the area between the incisors and molars), and the tongue. The tongue itself is a muscle that cushions the mouth and is crucial for bit function.
The sensitivity of the mouth is a significant factor in horse training and riding, as bits, which are placed in the horse's mouth, can cause pain if not fitted and used correctly. The pressure from the bit, especially in the interdental space (the area between the teeth), can be a source of discomfort or pain for the horse. This is why understanding and managing bit pressure is important for the horse's welfare & performance”