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Lazy Oaks Ranch Building willing partners from the ground up. Trust, consistency, and foundation come first

10/30/2026

What does it really mean for a horse to be brave?

Being scared isn't the problem. Learning to work through something scary is where confidence starts.

What's something your horse has learned to be brave about?

10/28/2026

When should you end a training session?

Finishing on a good note is great. But when your horse finally understands what you’re asking, that might be the best time to stop.

Have you ever ended a session early because your horse made a big breakthrough?

10/27/2026

What does progress with a foal really look like?

Sometimes it's just a little more curiosity, or the foal choosing to come closer than last time. Those small changes matter.

What's a small win you've had with your horse lately?

10/26/2026

Before you approach a foal, what do you look for?

Their position, where their attention is, and whether they're interested in you can tell you a lot before you even start working with them.

What do you notice first?

10/23/2026

Before you begin training a foal, watch what they're telling you. Position, attention, speed, and whether they can stand quietly all help determine the right approach.

10/22/2026

One of the biggest mistakes in foal training is doing too little—or too much. The goal is to find the middle ground and let curiosity lead.

10/21/2026

Foals can learn from day one. Their natural ability to learn is remarkable—and thoughtful early training helps prepare them for life with people.

10/20/2026

What should a young horse actually know?

Before we worry about anything fancy, we want the basics solid — being approached and handled, haltering calmly, leading where we ask, moving forward, backward and sideways, and standing tied for everyday things like the farrier or a bath.

We’re going to show more of this process in our Young Horse Training Series.

What do you think every young horse should know?

10/20/2026

Module 1 of our Young Horse Training Series is simple: Follow Me.

The goal is for a young horse to learn to follow calmly and confidently wherever we ask them to go. That foundation makes everything that comes later easier.

What’s the first thing you want a young horse to understand?

10/16/2026

I think it's safe to say Wren won't be fazed by many animals after this!

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Murrieta, CA

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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