Wind Hill Farm

08/09/2026

Final day with Luke Reinbold Horsemanship LLC ended in a high note. We played a fun new game with the cattle, worked on developing softness across different gaits, getting better stops, and ended the day on the obstacle course.

What a wonderful, kind, supportive group of women we had. It was so refreshing to see, hear, and feel everyone help each other out, support, and cheer each other on. That’s the kind of village we all need.

Thank you to our participants for being awesome, farm staff, and barn community for doing the little extras as they came up, our cattle guy for trusting us with your beef and thank you to Luke for the gift of your time, knowledge and and true authentic presence.

08/09/2026

Day 3 with Luke Reinbold Horsemanship LLC brought some pretty competitive cattle games, work in lead set up and send off, and a great afternoon trail ride.

08/08/2026

Day 2 with Luke Reinbold Horsemanship LLC ranch camp- roping, dragging, obstacle play, cattle- and a heck of a good smoked dinner!

08/07/2026

Beautiful- but hot day one of ranch camp with Luke Reinbold Horsemanship LLC at the farm. We welcomed in a GREAT group of horses And their awesome people. Bring on day 2!!!

08/01/2026

Fresh cut flowers from Flower Field Farm greet guests staying at Wind Hill Farm Airbnb in Loudon, NH.

https://windhillfarm.net/airbnb/

07/31/2026

Our very first western dressage show is coming right up! We have had a few common questions I’d like to answer here:

What to wear: Clean jeans, western boots, button down shirt and a hat or helmet is fine. Chinks/wild rags/western vest welcome but not required.

Tack/turnout: Clean horses, no braids, clean working tack- no silver but if that’s all you have you can ride it! Snaffle, Curb, or Bosal-everything can be used two handed at any level and on any aged horse.

Which test should I pick? I usually recommend people ride atleast two tests, and choose from those that feel slightly below the level you are schooling. Tests can be found on the WDAA website.

I have never ridden a dressage test before what should I expect? Each test will be ridden one at a time, in a sand arena. The judge and scribe will be seated behind letter C. They will ring a bell to let you know when it’s time for you to enter the arena and begin your test. You will be judged as a rider, a horse, and the combination of horse and rider. The WDAA website will be a good resource to learn about what the judge will be looking for.

Scoring: You will be scored only against others who are riding the same test as you. Ribbons placed 1-6th. Everyone will receive their scored tests to keep, and learn from.

Most importantly this a schooling show- it’s ment to be a low key way to try out western dressage, get horses off property and have fun!

Our awesome trail system and our obstacle course will be open for use all day as well

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07/19/2026

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07/12/2026

Progress typically happens in little ways, incremental changes-sometimes so small we might not even notice them until one day we look up and realize we can now do “the thing” without even thinking about it.

Maybe “the thing” is a big thing like riding on the trail and not feeling scared about what might happen, maybe it’s a little thing like keeping your eyes up while riding circles in the arena.

The only way we can expect to make progress is to show up for ourselves authentically, be willing to make mistakes, ask for help, keep an open mind and most importantly not give up when things aren’t clicking as quickly as we thought they would. Luke Reinbold Horsemanship LLC left us with a great quote at the clinic last year- don’t give up before payday!

Keep showing up, keep trying, keep failing, keep learning, keep staying the course until payday!

07/03/2026

Good day for a hose refreshment 🤣