Posh Equestrian

09/03/2026

The Posh family is growing! ❤️🖤

Congratulations to Bonnie and Trooper on their instant connection and beginning of a new partnership.

Thank you Christine Lonsdale for making this happen. Be sure to give her page a follow to check out her sale horses. https://www.facebook.com/share/18AREa1XoC/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Excited to see the adventures ahead for these two.

08/31/2026

Any interest in a ride? PM me ❤️🤍💙

08/28/2026

It is time for a mane tidy and tail bang!!

The season is right around the corner.

Bridle paths, ear/feather trims, mane pulls, and tail banging.

PM me your wish list ❤️🖤

08/27/2026

From 3yrs to 14yrs the goals look a little different but are just as ambitious. 🌟

Grateful to work with all walks of life building partnerships with their four legged best friends. ❤️🖤

08/17/2026

I’m excited to share a recent interview that gave me the opportunity to talk a little more about Posh Equestrian with Brenda Von Rautenkranz —how it came to be, what we do, and the philosophy behind the program.

For me, Posh Equestrian has always been about more than riding or training. It’s about understanding the horse in front of you, building confidence in both horse and rider, and creating a program that supports harmony, confidence, and long-term soundness.

If you’ve ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes—or what makes Posh Equestrian a little different—take the time to watch. 🐴

🎥 Watch the full interview on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXGNhzqauA0

Thank you to everyone who has trusted me with their horses, supported Posh Eq, ridden alongside me, and helped this little vision continue to grow. ❤️🖤

Posh Equestrian

A conversation with Jaela McKeever from Posh Equestrian, a certifie...

07/22/2026

Sometimes the pre-ride routine is just as important as what we accomplish in the saddle.

Dulany loves a good curry, balance pads, and a couple stretches before tack.

Then she shows me she is ready for her bridle…

I love this big opinionated mare. ❤️🖤

07/20/2026

Send me those requests for the week.

7/20-7/27.

Law enjoyed a BEMER session last week. 🧡💙

07/14/2026

Established by popular demand;

I just created my “Mentor Mare Trail Ride” Package.

It includes a 30min-1hr trail ride (at discrepancy of the greenie) at a Park or Fixture of our choosing. I will travel within reason.

I have two mares who have hunted across the east coast and I am more than willing to share them with the green horse community to boost their confidence. Both Dulany and Mercy are seriously the type of horses who love being in charge. They will cross any obstacle: bridge, biker passing, mud or stream crossing without batting an eye. (No, they didn’t come this way!) I hack them out alone primarily, so having a horse to tag along does not change their nature.

I remember how nice it was to have a “mentor” when I was bringing my young horses along. The first few rides out with a green horse help shape the experience for the rest of the horse’s career. Sometimes bravery is established by their herd mates while riding out. Was that horse hot? Spooky? Hesitant? It changes the dynamic of the entire group.

Long story short, I am pleased to offer this service!! Obviously, it limits my training days with my personal horses, but I know the community has been asking. I’d rather create confident young horses who can keep up with my mares when they’re ready for trot/canter sets and develop into nice “out of the arena” horses.

Whether your goal is foxhunting, hunter pacing, or just giving your horse a predictable first experience out of the arena, don’t hesitate to reach out!

❤️🖤❤️🖤

Feel free to tag anyone looking!

07/02/2026

Unfortunately, the weather will not cooperate with our plans as we continue into another 48hrs of Extreme Heat Warning from the NWS.

I will do my best to reschedule this ride, or host it later in the summer as a possible Labor Day make up ride.

Thank you all who were interested.

I am so sorry to cancel, but must keep our four legged friends comfortable as we endure the heat and humidity.

07/01/2026

In the midst of the heat advisory,

I wanted to bring something a bit more insightful than “don’t ride”.

Sometimes we are called as horseman to provide for our four legged friends.

What I will suggest, is know your horse, whether he’s/she’s a heavy sweater or a light-sweater. Know how to keep an eye on his/her respiration. “Non-Sweaters” can overheat even in a stall. Therefore, work is dangerous given the current Heat Index over the next few days for this type of horse.

Take this as a mental note, “Horses dissipate 65% to 70% of their total body heat through the evaporation of sweat.” (Mad Barn)

Additionally, “In high humidity, the air is already saturated, meaning sweat will sit on the skin without evaporating. Sweat dripping off the horse only provides about 5% to 10% of the cooling effect compared to actual evaporation.” (Univ. of GA)

Which leads me to my final point, please keep the electrolytes on hand, have a mineral block accessible, and plenty of fresh water.

Hose as many horses as you can manage. Keep their internal core cool, keep a thermometer on hand: 99°F- 101°F is the guideline(minor fluctuations do occur).

If you have questions or hesitations about your horse, please reach out. I manage old, young, fat and fit, and am happy to provide my experience where I can help others.

Stay safe,

Jaela McKeever

Posh Equestrian

❤️🖤❤️🖤

PFA of Dulany at her lesson earlier this week