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04/01/2024
Bare with me friends because it’s story time!! 😝So I bought this little 10” saddle off Facebook a few months back. I bou...
09/02/2023

Bare with me friends because it’s story time!! 😝

So I bought this little 10” saddle off Facebook a few months back. I bought it for my daughter, Barkley, when the time comes😁. Until then, I thought the step kids and my nieces could ride it. Now the stirrups fit the step kiddos just fine but they are not long enough for my nieces. So I thought I would try to “extend” them. It also needed a few other things like the leather strips holding the latigo on needed replaced and a couple other minor quick fixes. Yes I could just left the stirrup straps alone but I thought what the heck it might be opportunity to learn something new. I’ve worked with leather a little bit and I enjoy it. However, I’ve never done much with a saddle before (apart from the typical cleaning and replacing a latigo a time or two) so I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect.

Well I’ve been putting it off for MONTHS because I’ve been to scared to “touch it”. To scared I might really mess it or I might take it apart and won’t be able to put it all back together. Well today was the day I decided I wanted it done and out of the house. So I started in on it and boy when I tell you, what an eye opener for me!

I will say is it was a fantastic learning experience and went way better then I could have ever imagined. It was interesting to me to see how it all fits together. Once I sat down and did it, not only did I accomplish what I wanted to get done but I was able to learn more about the saddle and how all the parts fit together.

Anyways!!!! Working with this saddle made me realize that I let fear control WAY to many aspects of my life. I’m so afraid of failure and what others might think of me because I might not know something. I might make a fool of myself or that I might not be good/talented enough.

The last few weeks I have really tried to work on myself. Better myself, get on a schedule, accomplish task that I’ve been putting off, working on my mental health. After the saddle turned out to be a success today, it made me realize just because I’m scared doesn’t mean I shouldn’t try! Heck, it just might turn out to be a lot easier then I anticipated it to be. However, if it doesn’t work, then simply try again. I will never know if I don’t start and apply myself! The saddle was literally so easy for me to do once I sat down, took the time to look it over, come up with an idea for an approach, and implement it. If I want to do something I need to TAKE THE TIME sit down, assess it, create a plan of approach, and apply myself!! We all have to start somewhere.

I seen a quote at one time that said
F.A.I.L.
First
Attempt
In
Learning
No one knows absolutely all there is to know about one thing. Even the professionals learn new tips, tricks, and skills almost daily! Even they were beginners at one time and I bet there were lots of times that they “failed”. I need to remind myself if this and remember to give myself grace. Nothing will happen over night. Absolutely NOTHING will happen if I don’t START!

N.O.
Next
Opportunity
Just because someone tells me no or the universe tells me no. It doesn’t mean it’s the end of the road, quit here. It just means I need to look for another way or try something different. Keep looking for that next opportunity!

I know I’m not the best with words and this was a very long post. If you made it this far thank you for taking the time to read it. I hope this finds someone who needs to hear this! Don’t be afraid to take that leap and always remember to give yourself grace!

Happy Hump Day!! Always be mindful of what your feeding and how your feeding it. Hope y’all find this useful 😊
04/27/2023

Happy Hump Day!! Always be mindful of what your feeding and how your feeding it. Hope y’all find this useful 😊

Two projects I picked up for the summer! This will be a new one for me. These two are untamed mustangs! I’ve never been ...
04/26/2023

Two projects I picked up for the summer! This will be a new one for me. These two are untamed mustangs! I’ve never been around mustangs but I’m always up for a new challenge. I think this one will be a real test for me. I can’t wait to get them started. Already making some progress with them. I’m so excited😊😊

11/24/2021

HOW IS YOUR POSITION

How’s the position of your hands? Your seat? Are your reins or lead too long or too short?

We talk about timing often but if your positioning is not correct, you’ll be waiting on a change that is NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN!!!

Shall I say it louder for the back to hear? Not only have I personally been training outside horses of all walks of life, they all come with owners too. I see more failed attempts from the wrong positioning than I do timing.

So whatever it is that you are schooling, ask yourself that simple question.

Where are you on the ground?
How’s your hands?
Is the leg open or off or far back enough?
How’s the length of your rein or lead?
Are you sitting foward, back, or to the inside?
Are you pulling to your hip, side of hip or to your belly button?
Are you looking where you are going?
The list goes on….

Very useful facts about beet pulp! Clear up some of those wise tails 😉
11/09/2021

Very useful facts about beet pulp! Clear up some of those wise tails 😉

Are you worried about feeding beet pulp to your horse because you heard it may expand in the horse's stomach and cause colic?

No need to fear. Beet pulp's excellent digestibility actually makes it a useful addition to the diet of many types of horses — especially "hard keepers" that need to gain weight, horses with dental problems, convalescing horses, and geriatric horses who have trouble chewing or digesting other types of forage. Because beet pulp is really a fiber supplement, not a grain, you can safely feed as much as you like; just be sure to start with a small quantity and gradually increase the amount you’re feeding.

Read more about feeding beet pulp on our website at https://aaep.org/horsehealth/feeding-beet-pulp. As always, consult your veterinarian for more information and to determine if beet pulp is a good choice for your horse!

10/25/2021

Danyelle Campbell explains her exercise programs for young horses and seasoned horses and how she tries to keep it fun and enjoyable for her and her horse.

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