Dynamite Performance Horses

Dynamite Performance Horses Dynamite Performance Horses focuses on building cohesive partnerships between horses and riders.

Self carriage starts from the hind end, not the reins, because the horse’s body has to work as one connected system. The...
08/28/2026

Self carriage starts from the hind end, not the reins, because the horse’s body has to work as one connected system. The goal is to develop a horse that can step underneath themselves with the hind end, engage through the back and core, and carry their own balance from behind to front without relying on the rider’s hands to hold them together.

A correct frame should be the result of the body working correctly, not something created by pulling on the face. When the horse learns to carry themselves, they become stronger, more balanced, and more capable of moving correctly through their entire body.

A few pictures from yesterday’s ride. Rachel and Kim convinced me to get on Durango, and I’m glad they did. I’ve been so...
08/22/2026

A few pictures from yesterday’s ride. Rachel and Kim convinced me to get on Durango, and I’m glad they did. I’ve been so busy lately that I haven’t had as much time to ride my own horses, so it was nice to get some time in with him.

08/16/2026

Guiding people and animals toward optimal health. Indigo Ancestral Health works with you and your current lifestyle to promote whole body wellness. Whether for yourself or your four legged friend!

Dutchess is a Quarter Horse getting back into work after having a baby, and she’s a fun restart case to have in the prog...
08/15/2026

Dutchess is a Quarter Horse getting back into work after having a baby, and she’s a fun restart case to have in the program.

She’s clearly had training before, possibly even some reining, but she’s a little rusty and has some fitness to regain. Right now, we’re getting her back into a consistent rhythm, sharpening up her responsiveness, and working through some of the details that have gotten a little rusty with time off.

Restarts are about meeting the horse where they are, sorting through what they already know, and putting the pieces back together without rushing the process. Dutchess has plenty to work with, and we’re looking forward to getting her feeling stronger, sharper, and more confident as she gets back into work.

08/06/2026

Ground poles are one of the simplest tools you can add to your horse’s training, but they’re often overlooked.

When used correctly, they help develop core strength, improve coordination, encourage better balance, increase joint mobility, and promote more thoughtful foot placement.

You don’t need complicated exercises to build a stronger horse. Consistent, intentional work over poles can improve the quality of your horse’s movement and lay the foundation for everything else you ask of them.

Some of the best moments on a horse farm aren’t the exciting ones.They’re the quiet mornings before the day begins, the ...
08/02/2026

Some of the best moments on a horse farm aren’t the exciting ones.

They’re the quiet mornings before the day begins, the sound of horses content in their fields, and the routines that happen day after day without anyone noticing. Consistency may not be glamorous, but it’s a privilege to spend our days with these incredible animals.

A horse doesn’t learn because pressure was applied. A horse learns because the release made sense. Timing changes everyt...
07/27/2026

A horse doesn’t learn because pressure was applied. A horse learns because the release made sense. Timing changes everything.

Every interaction within a herd has meaning.From a subtle shift in posture to mutual grooming or a quiet decision to sha...
07/24/2026

Every interaction within a herd has meaning.

From a subtle shift in posture to mutual grooming or a quiet decision to share space, horses are continuously communicating. These interactions establish hierarchy, strengthen social bonds, reduce conflict, and contribute to the overall stability of the herd.

For horsemen, observation is just as valuable as instruction because understanding how horses interact with one another provides insight into behavior, confidence, social structure, and individual temperament. The most accomplished trainers don’t simply watch horses work. They study horses being horses and recognize that some of the most valuable lessons happen without a rider in the saddle.

The pasture is one of the greatest classrooms a horseman can have, offering an opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of equine behavior through careful observation.

Nothing beats fresh arena footing.The arena is looking better than ever, and we’re excited for this upgrade. Looking for...
07/21/2026

Nothing beats fresh arena footing.

The arena is looking better than ever, and we’re excited for this upgrade. Looking forward to spending plenty of time out there.

The process is rarely glamorous, but it’s always worthwhile.
07/14/2026

The process is rarely glamorous, but it’s always worthwhile.

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Lagrangeville, NY
12540

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 6:30pm
Thursday 9am - 6:30pm
Friday 9am - 6:30pm
Saturday 9am - 3:30pm

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(914) 539-1501

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