Timber Peak Equine

01/01/2026

I would like to thank all my clients, family and friends for their support this year. It's been a whirlwind with the move to Idaho and a little cowgirl on the way in March.

The amount of gratitude I have for all of you gets bigger every year. I hope everyone goes into the new year fearless and ready to take on anything this year has to throw at you. Enjoy the little things at least once a day. Take in those challenging opportunities with grace to reflect how they had to take place in order for something new to arrive.

Love truly,

Jenae K, LMT
Timber Peak Equine

11/11/2025

09/11/2025

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09/03/2025

📖 Terminology Tuesday 📖
Today’s term: Metatarsal 🐴👣

The metatarsals are the long bones in the foot (human) or hindlimb (horse) that sit between the ankle/hock and the toes/hoof.

🔹 In humans 👨‍🦶:
• We have five metatarsals in each foot, forming the arch and connecting the ankle to the toes.
• They help us balance, walk, and run. 🏃‍♀️

🔹 In horses 🐎:
• Horses stand on one main metatarsal – the third metatarsal, commonly called the cannon bone.
• On either side are two small vestigial metatarsals, the second and fourth, known as the splint bones.
• Unlike us, horses evolved to walk on a single “toe” 🦴, which gives them speed and efficiency. 🏇

✨ Fun perspective:
👉 Your middle toe = your horse’s entire hind limb weight-bearing structure (the cannon bone).
👉 The splint bones in horses are like tiny reminders of the toes they once had millions of years ago. 🌍⏳

This comparison shows how evolution shaped the horse into a powerful runner, while we’ve kept our five-toed design for versatility. 💡

08/26/2025

Good luck to all my clients headed to the AEC's!! 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

08/05/2025

When they meet you at the door when it's their turn. The relationships I build with the horses and owners is just something I truly cherish. 🥰

08/03/2025

The poor guy! I'm pretty sure he showed up to get his antler lasered.