A Stable Pace

14/12/2025

Happy Holidays!

10/12/2025

🤯Coming in 2026
Elevate Your Training with
'Smart Fit Horse' A New module based Workshop by A Stable Pace, LLC

🤔Tired of guessing what to do with your horse?
Our owners & trainers program gives you:

📋A detailed sequence chart for your training sessions to optimize every moment.

👉Learn how to assess your horses body and movement patterns.

📈An easy tracking system to monitor progress and stay motivated.

🐎The ability to spot asymmetries before they become problems.

🤓Structured, calm, and predictable sessions that build a stronger partnership.

This is classroom + hands-on

🐴Bring your own horse or use one we provide. Learn, practice, and see your scores improve in real time.

🤠Ready to take your training to the next level? Pre-register for 2026 classes today and secure your spot on our waiting list!
Located on the Eastern Shore. Indoor classroom setting for inclement weather.

🚘Can't make it in person? No problem! There is more to come for online Subscribers. Get on our email list to stay updated on all the new features coming in 2026!

🫶🏻If you’re ready to stop guessing, start truly understanding your horse, and build a training program rooted in clarity, compassion, and consistency the ‘Smart Fit Horse’ workshop is the tool that finally brings it all together.

✨ Step into a new era of training. Deepen your partnership. Give your horse the support they deserve.
Smart Fit Horse train with intention, track with purpose, and transform the way you connect.

09/12/2025

Another Sneak Peak‼️

🙌 Hands-On Assessment Flow
Having a consistent routine for your hands-on assessment helps you move quickly and effectively.

When you follow the same flow each time, it becomes easy to notice even the smallest changes in your horse’s body.

Incorporating this into your weekly care routine allows you to spot swelling, heat, tightness, or discomfort before they grow into bigger issues.

The assessment pattern shown follows either the direction of hair growth or the natural
muscle fiber direction. This makes it easier for your hands to glide smoothly over the skin and pick up on subtle differences in the soft tissues.

During your flow, you may detect:
· Small scabs
· Ropey or band-like muscle fibers
· Areas of tightness or guarding
· Scar tissue
· Small cysts or lesions

These findings help you understand where your horse may need extra mobilization, bodywork, or
training support. Regular assessments keep you ahead of changes so you can maintain your horse’s comfort, performance, and overall well-being.

08/12/2025

Why Checking Range of Motion Matters

Assessing your horse’s range of motion helps you spot stiffness, imbalance, or early signs of soreness. It improves performance, prevents injury, and ensures your horse moves freely and comfortably.

The Three Planes of Motion

Sagittal Plane (Forward & Backward) – Movements like stepping forward/back or flexing and extending joints.

Coronal Plane (Side to Side / Lateral) – Movements away from or across the body’s midline, like abducting/adducting a leg.

Transverse Plane (Rotation / Twisting) – Rotational movements, like circling a limb or stretching the neck toward the shoulder.

Here is a sneak peak of what's in my Upcoming Horse Training Manual!

Sagittal Plane- Body in Left and Right Halves- Forward and Backward Movements.

Coronal (Frontal) Plane - Body in Front and Back Halves. Side to Side Movements

Transverse Plane- Body in Top and Bottom Halves. Twisting Movements

06/12/2025

😍

05/12/2025

This moment with Mareda will forever be one of my favorites. It marked a massive breakthrough for her, a turning point that told me she was finally ready to connect.
Until now, every time I stepped onto the mounting block, fear took over and she pulled away. But in this moment, I simply waited… held space… and let her choose. And then, with a every spiral in she lowered her guard, she stepped toward me. Her eyes said everything: “I’m ready.” It was the kind of quiet, powerful victory that stays with you forever.

Ever have that thing you want your horse to do willingly yet they always seem to have some tension about it? Like asking your significant other to do that th...

05/12/2025

🤵He knew when to put on his professional hat.

Score 73.8%

05/12/2025

When the tables turned on Jag. 😂 He wasn’t as enthusiastic over this situation.

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05/12/2025

Jag 😍 My best boy helping me with Mareda a few years ago! 

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05/12/2025

Look at that floaty trot and beautiful canter.
He really was a joy to ride.

Normally I ride english but I’ve enjoyed watching western dressage for a while. I figured I’d start trying it out. There’s a lot I like about it. Most of all...

05/12/2025

This was such a great clinic with Bill Warren at Chesapeake Dressage Institute a few years ago. ❤️

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05/12/2025

Flash back to 3 years ago! I was riding Ollie at Chesapeake Dressage Institute when a plane went over that was so loud it shakes the camera. Gkad he didn’t mind the noise. 😅

Ollie was so good keeping his composure and continuing his leg yielding exercise with this super loud plane going over.