Jayne is an avid writer, equestrian, riding instructor. She's thankful for all the horses she's had the opportunity to partner with throughout her lifetime so far to make her the person she is today.
“She was not some machine that I could get on and press a button and go. She was a sentient, feeling, thinking creature who responded to each new day in a slightly different way.” Tania Kindersley, Author of Words Matter: The English Language and the...
“The reason we struggle with insecurity is because we compare our behind-the-scenes with everyone else’s highlight reel.” – Pastor Steve Furtick I woke up this morning from a nightmare that felt all too real. Because years ago it was my reality. Ba...
Author Anne Lamott says that “Expectations are resentments under construction.” Working with horses, we know that resentments are wasted energy but that doesn’t keep them from trying to take root in our hearts when we feel our expectations aren’t be...
“The best reason for a rider to study and understand horse behavior is that learning their logic can keep us from a runaway of our own – an emotional runaway.” – Anna Blake, Horse Trainer & Author As Joanne and I put our tack away, I asked when she'...
“It’s never the horse’s fault. If you get the wrong answer, you either asked the wrong question or you asked it wrong,” says Rick Gore, Horse Blogger and Vlogger. It’s only March, but all the horses at our barn had a case of spring fever last weeken...
“I didn’t want to love anything that was going to die before I did…” – Geneen Roth, author of “The Craggy Hole in My Heart” I know that statement doesn’t make any sense but I totally agreed with it a year ago. But what is the alternative? To never l...
"Part of playing sports is just staying in the moment. You know, we always say 'one play at a time,’” Tom Brady, Quarterback for the New England Patriots Love them or hate them, the Patriots know how to pace themselves throughout a football game. Th...
“What I do know is that if you don’t fix that one step, if you let that one step become two or three or four, there will be a moment when you are out on the trail and suddenly, when you least expect it, everything falls apart.” – Tania Kindersley, ...
“If you practiced nothing but returning to Inner and Outer Zero whenever and wherever it might be necessary, many of your problems with your horse would melt away…” – Sharon Wilsie, Author and Horse Trainer “Tara did really well!” Carly said as we f...
“Body awareness is the starting point. Without it, we literally don’t know what we’re ‘saying,’ with our disconnected appendages, nagging feet, and wandering hands.” – Anna Blake, Author and Equestrian It’s trail riding season again. Our trails circ...
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