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We are preparing for the Las Cruces Horse Trials this weekend. I have one of my horses with one of my students competing and I usually am the Dressage Steward and Cross Country Steward, but personal circumstances do not allow so much participation this year.

I even have a dear friend prepared to coach my team if I cannot be present during the event.

So, all of my thoughts this week are on how we need to just commit to things and show up (jump in) and not get all attached to outcomes or opinions. Being fully present, in the moment, makes an experience tangible and memorable.

I have such awesome memories from my own Eventing days. To be able to support the experience for others is very cool.



I watch the sky today. The weather is changing and I have, not only the resposibility of caring for Sage at the HT, but the remaining horses here at home. I got propane yesterday and will bring in extra hay later today. One fortunate aspect is the fact that the Horse Trials are within riding distance from Dharmahorse!

Wish us luck! If you can come watch, you will have a great time. If you are falling in love with horses, look at our website for lots of information. There is something for everyone. Jump in!!

As the weather changes here in the northern hemisphere to colder, sometimes severe situations, we can use nature to support the health of our horses.

Free choice grass hay will keep the horse warm through the digestive process and providing clean, warmed water will prevent impactions and colic.

Feeding herbs such as anise seed, fenugreek and fennel will enhance digestion and prevent flatulence. Echinacea will boost the immune system. Flaxseed meal supports lung health, skin and coat condition.

Yarrow tea heals respiratory problems. Chammomile tea calms the nerves. Garlic is nature's anti-biotic and feeding colostrum heals the digestive tract, boots immunities, is anti-cancer and strengthens body systems.

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