Twin Wheel Stables

06/17/2025

just chillin😎

06/07/2025

A list of things that are standard practice in our barn and will be applied to any training horse we take… (unless requested otherwise)

- every horse will be taught to load onto our treadmill (without even starting the treadmill it is very beneficial for trailer loading and more)
- pre-ride + post-ride stretches (so important for any horse that is working hard)
- weekly bathing
- hair maintenance (if you’d like your horses hair to be in bags, please bring some with your horse)
- every horse will be taught to stand when asked
- every horse will be taught to face me when i enter its stall
- every horse will be taught not to leave its stall until asked
- 24/7 hay (hay bags filled as needed)
- picking up feet (im not okay with any horse that doesn’t pick up its feet leaving my barn)

Training spots available for September/October

06/05/2025

For those of you that have been looking for a good QH👇

05/22/2025

05/15/2025

in our mama era🤍

04/28/2025

Tricked Out Spook x NewPalsMetallicQueen (Jolene)

I love the results of this cross and will definitely consider breeding to him again in future. We don’t have a name for this stunning fellow yet, if you have any suggestions send them my way.

04/25/2025

Now included in our c**t starting package, all horses will be stroller broke😉

Ft. Hank (who had a great first ride today)

04/23/2025

I have a 2-3 week training spot in May that I’m wanting to fill.
- Gentling/Halter Breaking
- Basic Ground Manners
- Trailer Loading
- Trail Miles
- Mark Training/Working with emotions
- Treadmill/Rehab

Weekly demonstrations for the owner are included.
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03/14/2025

Who's ready for spring?

This years c**t starting season will look a bit a different for me. I’m happy to announce that Sam & I are expecting a little boy this month.
As excited as I am to be a mom, it is super hard for me to spend this time away from training.
I struggle with setting aside everything I have built.
Also having to turn away horses and disappoint clients is not fun.

I am booking horses for late summer and fall.
For anyone that is not wanting to wait, I put together a list of creditable trainers that I highly recommend.

I will be doing some lessons in May/June, as well as hosting a few outside clinicians. Come ride!

When I do get back to training, expect my best.
I’m spending my time educating myself and thinking through every step of my program.
I can not wait to get back in the saddle!

02/26/2025

While working with young horses I like to remind myself:
1st EXERCISE,
2nd TRAINING/DISCIPLINE
and last REWARD/RELEASE.
First, use your horse before working his mind. I love to long trot mine on loose reins for 5-15 minutes before training on them. Horses travel to survive in the wild. They are made to move.
Second, pick the lesson of the day and keep it as brief as possible. Be aware of your starting point and look for improvements and try. Be aware of what your horse is thinking more than what he is doing. Thoughts turn into actions!
Last, release the pressure and love on them. Reward them for their try. A lot of Small sequence with your horses. Make your point clear ! Repeat steps 2 and 3, DISCIPLINE and REWARD multiple times during a training day.
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01/10/2025

Deworming.

The topic of how to deworm a horse can be very controversial, but one thing I do know is that, IT IS necessary.
Among many other things removing parasites, improves digestion, nutrition absorption and strengthens the immune system.

Find what works best for you and your horses. Do some research or ask around for opinions.

I have found a system that works well for my horses, if you are looking for options l'm happy to share what l use.

A f***l egg count test can tell you the number of parasite eggs that are in your horses f***s and identify the type of parasite so you can treat it properly.
This is definitely a good option if you want to keep your farm clean and as parasite free as possible.

I do not f***l test all my horses, I have so many different horses coming in and out of my barn that having a parasite free farm is not going to happen for me.
Definitely a conversation starter in the horse industry.
Do what works for you but know that not everyone will agree.