NF Equines

08/10/2026

Look at how beautiful this saddle pad from Ridge Creek Tack is🤩

This is one of the many awesome prizes you can win at the Wisconsin Mustang Show!

08/05/2026

Pre-Registration for the Wisconsin Mustang Show closes August 15th! Will we see you there?

08/03/2026

Come see Arrow and I at the McHenry County Fair on August 8th!

08/02/2026

I have open training spots for September-November!

⭐️Groundwork
⭐️Liberty
⭐️Problem Solving
⭐️Trail Miles
⭐️Undersaddle Development

Located in Pittsville, WI. Message me here on Facebook or email me at [email protected] to book your spot!

PC Meg Livingston Photography

08/01/2026

Calista has been excelling with her in hand lateral work lately!

It a delicate balance between working on the technical maneuvers, maintaining forward motion, understanding the aids, and keeping relaxation. She is getting the hang of things and is starting to get into some really cool things!

Calista is feeling great thanks to her diet plan from EZ Equine Nutrition!

07/31/2026

I’m very grateful for Luke’s guidance these past couple of years! He’s guided me to be able to do things with my horses that I didn’t realize were possible and continues to encourage me forward. I truly cannot say enough good things about Luke and his awesome team of people❤️

07/29/2026

07/29/2026

The online store for Wisconsin Mustang Show shirts is live! This is a great way to support the event and the shirts fit the dress code for showing😉

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07/20/2026

Appreciation doesn’t even begin to describe how I was feeling last night…

Arrow is the last horse I work 99% of the days I work him. And honestly, that’s largely because he is my most trained personal horse. Client horses always come first, followed by my priority project horses, followed by my newer personal horses, and then it’s finally Arrow’s turn. He always gets the tired, overwhelmed, frustrated, annoyed, and checked out version of me, and yet he still works hard for me. I often end his training sessions feeling better than I started and he usually manages to make me get caught in the moment and lose track of time. There have been several times recently that I didn’t realize it had gotten dark outside until I was leaving the pasture.

Yesterday, I got up early to drive 2 hours to teach a clinic(which was so fun, thanks everyone for coming!), drove 2 hours home, ran some errands, and worked 5 other horses before I got to Arrow. Tired and brain fried is an understatement for how I was feeling and I almost didn’t work him. But then I decided to aim for 10 minutes of quality work and I’d say we got some stuff done! I’ve never asked him to go straight from maneuver to maneuver like this before, we’ve always gone straight for a few strides in between or gone from one to another, but never strung this many maneuvers and adjustments together at once. While I see plenty of room for improvement, I’m quite happy with how it went! I was so tired, I don’t think I could have told you which direction was left and which was right, so naturally my body positioning and energy were a little off, but Arrow took responsibility and filled in the gaps I was missing. It’s a pretty big deal for him to pick up the slack like that. It made me pause and appreciate all of the time I’ve put into him and into all of the tiny pieces that fit together so nicely tonight. All of those days that I wanted to give him the night off but didn’t, all of those short sessions that most would overlook, are adding up and paying off in the best way.

07/19/2026

Wow! Look at this gorgeous action shot of Arrow and Natalie from the Wild Horse Fair at Operation Wild Horse - Veterans R&R from last weekend!