Horse Connections, Susan Berger

11/14/2025

This is an original post on the standardbred mare

10/28/2025

Trunk or Treat!

10/23/2025

Susan Berger

10/23/2025

Typical Fall Day in lessons. Beautiful rider and really nice horse.

10/06/2025

10/06/2025

The 2025 CHA International Conference will be here before we know it! Here's a sneak peek at the speakers and topics for this year! Be sure to stay tuned for more exciting updates and speaker announcements!

Susan Berger
>Riding Patterns for all Level Riding Groups

Kelly Cannon
>Career Ready Horse Manual Project

Steven Coffey
>Managing the Older Horse's Feet

Dr. Bob Coleman
>Giving Direction: Linking the Horse and Rider

Jennifer Eaton
>CHA Annual Membership Meeting

Aimee Edwards
>Career Ready Horse Manual Project

Tammi Gainer
>General Announcements and Award Ceremony Host

Julie Goodnight
>New Horse: New Rules
>Need for Speed: Good to Gallop?

www.cha.horse/2025-international-conference-speakers-and-bios

09/30/2025

So excited to see this in person on Saturday in Manheim, then I’ll be outside the Westshore location on Sunday with Misty Sostar and her beautiful Gypsy Vanners for petting and pictures. It is also available online if you are not able to make it to a location. Click on the link for more info or message me with questions.

When you see an untrained horse move out of fear and uncertainty and into strength and purpose, you’ll see it’s more than a demonstration—it’s a story. One that points to the transformation God wants for you. Join us at LCBC October 4/5/6 and uncover God’s bold invitation to live with grea...

01/28/2025

TUESDAY TRAINING TIPS -- Julie Goodnight Horsemanship is always a place to visit when looking for answers to our CONNECTION with our horses and how that relates to our training.

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Many of the questions I get start with a sentiment like this: “My horse used to do this well, but now he won’t,” or, “My horse was really responsive when I ...