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A Little Believin’ Goes A Long Way

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The following is from All About Equine Animal Rescue:

At AAE, we don’t stop believin’ in second chances, and neither do our volunteers! 

That belief is part of what brings people to AAE and what keeps them coming back. This month, we’re getting to know some of our newer, wonderful volunteers, learning a little more about their AAE story, and finding out what makes volunteering here so special to them.

Meet Mary B.!

AAE Volunteer for 8 months!

 

What do you do as an AAE Volunteer?

I am a Store Lead at AAE’s Used Tack Store.
 

UPCOMING EVENTS

 
August 14-16

Tri-County Home & Garden Show

Roseville, CA

Sign-up to volunteer with AAE here

 

August 15 & September 19

Group Tour at AAE

Sign-up here

 

August 16 & 29

New Volunteer Orientation

& Basic Safety Training

Sign-up here

 

August 29

AAE Used Tack Store Sidewalk Sale

Sign-up to volunteer here

 

September 5

Facility & Special Projects Volunteer Day

Pilot Hill, CA

Sign-up here

What do you love about AAE and/or volunteering at AAE?

I have been a long-time customer and donor to AAE. My last senior horse passed away in April of 2025, and I truly missed the equine world after 35+ years of continuous horse ownership. When the opportunity came to volunteer at the AAE Used Tack Store, I decided this was my way to stay connected to the horse community and help this fantastic organization. Being a Store Lead has allowed me to not only assist customers, but also learn about all disciplines of horse tack. I’ve also been able to put my inventory management and operational skills to use in simplifying the saddle log book and helping to increase our social media presence by listing all our available saddles online. All the store leads do such a great job of keeping the donation cycle turning over into sales that benefit the rescue horses.

 

Who is your favorite AAE horse and why?

I have a crush on Toothless. He has such a fun and goofy personality.

 

What would you say to someone considering volunteering with AAE?

There are so many opportunities to make a difference. All skills are needed, and if you have the desire to learn, there is ample opportunity to make an impact. At the tack store, don’t be afraid if you don’t have specific knowledge of certain tack. You can easily research via the internet, ask another store lead, or ask the customer to show you a picture of the item they are looking for.

 

 

Meet Leslie A.!

AAE Volunteer for 7 months!

 

What do you do as an AAE Volunteer?

I started volunteering at the ranch on Feb 14, 2026, working the Monday evening shift. When it got too hot for me, I decided to try volunteering at the Used Tack Store in Shingle Springs. I have also helped with the Boots and Bling fundraiser, and will be volunteering at the Tri County Home Show in Roseville, soon.

 

What do you love about AAE and/or volunteering at AAE?

My passion for horses has been with me since I was about 10 years old. I got my first horse when I was 14 and my last horse passed away in October 2023. But my passion is still with me. Volunteering at the ranch was amazing. Seeing these beautiful souls flourish there and be handled with so much love and caring, realizing the situations they came from, just warmed my heart. They are all being given a chance for a wonderful life that perhaps they would have never received. And the best part is seeing them get adopted out to their forever homes, where they will continue to be loved and cared for, for the rest of their lives. Simply put, it’s one of the most rewarding experiences to watch them evolve from where they came from to what they’ve become.

 

Who is your favorite AAE horse and why?

I love them all. But, Tiny, the giant draft, took my heart the first time I saw her. Her eyes told me everything, besides the fact she’s absolutely beautiful. And little Ginny is as cute and sweet as anything. I loved hand walking her, and let her graze on the grass that she absolutely loved.

 

What would you say to someone considering volunteering with AAE?

Do it! Don’t hesitate. It is so rewarding. And the volunteers out at the ranch are great. If you enjoy talking with people, and helping them find the tack they need, or just tell them to take their time and browse, then volunteer at the store. I have met the nicest people there, and I especially appreciate the returning customers!

 

Thank You

To Our Sponsors

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED THIS WEEK!

Our outreach team will be at the Tri-County Home & Garden Show in Roseville, THIS WEEK on August 14-16! We really need a few more volunteers to make this event possible.

 

If you’ve never attended an outreach event before, don’t worry! No experience is necessary.

 

Volunteers are needed:

 

·     Saturday, August 15: 1:30-5:30pm (1 spot)

·     Sunday, August 16: 1:30-5:30pm (1 spots)

 

Volunteers will get complementary passes to the event and parking, so you’ll be able to enjoy the show before or after your shift.

 

If you’ve signed up, stay tuned, more info is coming very soon!

 

Please sign up here under “Outreach Activities”.

 

Thank you in advance!

We have upcoming volunteer shifts and special projects that could use some helping hands (and big hearts). Whether you’re a longtime volunteer or looking to jump back in, we’d love for you to sign up and be part of the work that keeps our horses cared for, comfortable, and thriving.

 

Learn more about becoming an AAE volunteer below, and help us change lives, one horse at a time.

VOLUNTEER WISH LIST

 

Come join the team! We need volunteers to help in the following ways (and more):

 

·     Outreach Volunteers: We have a few more outreach events coming up soon! If you like talking to people about horses and sharing your love for horses and AAE, join the Outreach Team to help represent AAE in the community. Experience with AAE is helpful, but not necessary. If interested, or you would like more information, please submit an interest form, here.

 

·     Special Projects Day: Saturday, September 5, 2026, 9:30a to 2:00p, AAE Pilot Hill Ranch: Help make a difference for the horses, volunteers, and AAE. Here’s a way to make a meaningful difference in the daily care of 50-60 horses and other animals, and the people that care for them. We still need to hang some freshly painted plywood on the horse shelters to help provide more shade this summer and better protection from the wind and rain this winter; prep for our new gate; and we always need help dumping manure bins (if you can operate a tractor). Those are a few of the projects we need immediate help with.

 

If you’re able to assist, please sign up here under “Facility and Special Projects”. New volunteers are always welcome! If you have any questions, please reach out to Mike.

 

·     Barn Volunteers: Volunteers are the heart and soul of AAE who come out to the ranch each morning and afternoon to ensure the horses and other animals get the love and care they need to heal on their journeys to good health and forever homes.

 

Help with caring for the animals is ALWAYS needed. Our feed and care shifts are 8:30a-12:30p and 3:00p-6:00p. Afternoon shifts are greatest need of assistance, but all of the animals and volunteers can benefit from more support during any shift.

 

If you are new to AAE and would like to help or would like more information, fill out a Volunteer Interest Form here (no commitment required when exploring). All new volunteers participate in a New Volunteer Orientation and Basic Safety Training, and no experience is needed.

 

If you’ve already been through Orientation, and you’d like to sign up for a shift, click here.

 

·     Facilities: Our facility is where our horses and other animals heal and begin to thrive. With 61-acres to maintain, there is a lot of day-to-day upkeep in ensuring our horses and volunteers have the best we can give. If you are a fix-it person or you like making improvements, especially for the good of the animals and the humans that help them, we have plenty fix-it projects, minor and major. If hanging gates, hanging plywood on shelters, improving fencelines, trimming trees, repairing plumbing, setting concrete anchors for shelters, operating a tractor, etc. are in your wheelhouse, we’d love for you to join the team that makes a better life for the horses and other animals that come into our care. New volunteers welcome! Let us know more about your interest here.

 

Sign up for small Facility Projects during any shift (e.g. mowing with garden tractor, weed-eating, small fence repairs, organizing tools/materials, emptying manure bins with the tractor, etc.). Advance communication (48 hours or more) will ensure we can plan ahead so we have materials, tool/equipment, fuel, etc. Reach out to Mike for planning, then sign up for a volunteer shift under Facility and Special Projects, here. If you’d like more information, submit a Volunteer Interest Form, here.

 

·     AAE’s Used Tack Store: Volunteers help turn unwanted tack and other horse and ranch items into funding for the horses at our store in Shingle Springs. If you enjoy working with tack, chatting with store visitors, organizing inventory, or simply supporting the horses and other animals at AAE, volunteers make the store possible. Help one day or on a regular basis. We have a backlog of tack that we need help processing!! New volunteers welcome, no experience necessary!

Store hours are 12:00p-4:00p, daily. Organize, talk with customers, decorate the room, promote the store, organize a tack drive, etc. There are many ways your participation helps raise funds for horses-in-need. Interested, please complete a Volunteer Interest Form, here, or stop by the store to check it out: 4050 Durock Rd #6 in Shingle Springs.

 

If you’d like to help in some other way, share your interest, here.

 

Volunteer with AAE

 

 

English Breeches Sale!

 

Upgrade your riding wardrobe for less! For the next two weeks, enjoy 25% off on horse-approved English breeches.
Sale ends August 24, 2026

 

All sales final.

 

AAE Used Tack Store

Open Daily 12-4pm

4050 Durock Road #6

Meet Toothless: A Sweet Senior Ready for a Second Chance

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The following is from All About Equine Animal Rescue:

Every horse deserves a safe place to grow old, surrounded by comfort, kindness, and the care they need to thrive. Our August Adoption Spotlight is finally on that path. While his recovery isn’t quite finished, this sweet senior has already captured the hearts of everyone he meets.
 

TOOTHLESS

Toothless arrived at AAE with six other horses in August 2025 after law enforcement stepped in to help. Their owner, the horsewoman of the family, had become bedridden, and her spouse simply didn’t have the knowledge or experience to care for them. Over time, the horses’ condition declined dramatically.

 

They had been living in stalls, standing on mounds of manure with no turnout for years. While they had access to food and water, they hadn’t received the basic care every horse needs. Their hooves hadn’t seen a farrier in years, and their dental health had been neglected for far too long.

For Toothless, that neglect was especially painful.

 

He suffers from Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercementosis (EOTRH), a painful dental disease that commonly affects older horses. When he arrived, he had only one remaining lower front tooth, fractured at the gumline, while the rest had broken away or died. It’s no surprise he had become so thin.

Since arriving at AAE, Toothless has received the care he desperately needed. His damaged teeth and roots were extracted, his hooves were trimmed, he received vaccinations, a sheath cleaning, a microchip, and plenty of nutritious feed. Thankfully, all of his molars are healthy, so he can continue enjoying hay (his favorite meal) even after his dental procedure. With time, good nutrition, and lots of TLC, we’re confident he’ll continue gaining weight and feeling like himself again.
 

UPCOMING EVENTS

 
August 8

Facility and Special Projects Volunteer Day at AAE

Sign-up here

 

August 14-16

Tri-County Home & Garden Show

Roseville, CA

Sign-up to volunteer with AAE here

 

August 15

Group Tour at AAE

Sign-up here

 

August 16 & 29

New Volunteer Orientation

& Basic Safety Training

Sign-up here

 

August 29

AAE Used Tack Store Sidewalk Sale

Sign-up to volunteerhere

Thank You

To Our Sponsors

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Toothless is the definition of a pocket pony, a sweet old soul who adores people. He’ll be waiting to greet you at the gate, soaking up every scratch and happily following you wherever you go. It’s impossible not to smile when you’re around him.

 

We can’t wait to see this deserving senior find the loving family he’s been waiting for.

If you sound like a good match for Toothless, we’d love to hear from you! You can fill out our Adoption Inquiry form to get started.

 

Even if you can’t adopt, you can still help! Please share Toothless’s story, someone out there is ready to open their heart and home.

NATIONAL MAKE-A-WILL MONTH

August is National Make-A-Will Month, and Toothless’s story is a meaningful reminder of why planning ahead matters, not just for the people we love, but for the animals who depend on us. Unexpected life changes can happen to anyone, and having a plan in place can help ensure your horses and other pets continue to receive the care they deserve if you’re no longer able to provide it. No animal should be left without a clear path forward.

 

We’re currently working with a community partner to plan an estate planning workshop that will cover the planning process, how to include provisions for your animals in your will or trust, and provide an opportunity to ask questions. Stay tuned for more details! We’re excited to share them as plans come together.

AAE USED TACK STORE SIDEWALK SALE

NOW AUGUST 29!

Our Sidewalk Sale has been rescheduled to Saturday, August 29, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. Stop by for 50% off everything on the sidewalk and score some amazing deals while supporting the horses!

 

We’re also looking for a few volunteers to help staff the sale. If you can spare a couple of hours to greet shoppers, answer questions, or help keep things running smoothly, we’d love to have you on the team. Please sign up to volunteer here(under Tack Store shifts).

See What July Brought to AAE

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The following is from All About Equine Animal Rescue:

Can you believe how fast summer is flying by?

 

July kept us busy in all the best ways! From celebrating an adoption and welcoming a new little guy to the barn to sharing pizza with our incredible community members, it’s been another month full of progress, support, and happy moments.

 

Read on to catch up on what’s been happening around AAE this month.

 

TEDDY

 

Teddy was our Horse of the Month in June, and guess what?! He was adopted in July!

 

We’re so excited for this sweet guy after everything he’s been through. Teddy came to AAE in December 2023 with his buddy, Kody. A neighbor of theirs helped rescue them from a neglect situation. He was emaciated when he arrived emaciated, and he had severe diarrhea, overgrown hooves, dental needs, and health other issues that required lots of care and patience.

 

With proper nutrition, medical care, and plenty of TLC, Teddy transformed, not just physically, but emotionally too. He regained his strength, his personality started to shine, and he proved what a kind, steady horse he is.
 

UPCOMING EVENTS

 
August 1 & 16

New Volunteer Orientation

& Basic Safety Training

Sign-up here

 

August 8

Sidewalk sale

50% off

at AAE’s Used Tack Store in Shingle Springs

Sign-up here

 

August 8

Facility and Special Projects Volunteer Day in Pilot Hill

Sign-up here

 

August 14-16

Tri-County Home & Garden Show

Roseville, CA

Sign-up to volunteer with AAE here

 

August 15

Group Tour at AAE

Sign-up here

 

Teddy has always been a gentle soul. He halters and leads well, trailers quietly, enjoys his routine care, and loves having equine friends by his side. Teddy was adopted about a year ago, then ended up back at AAE through no fault of his own. His adopter separated from her husband, and he came back to AAE.

After rebuilding his confidence and getting another chance, Teddy found the best loving home he deserves.

Congratulations, Teddy and Ken! We couldn’t be happier for this deserving duo. They are already great friends, and Teddy has two young Arabian girls at home, too…Sweeney and Tyler from the Susanville group.

 

NEW MINI

 

This past Friday, we welcomed a new little handsome dude at AAE!

 

This handsome mini-man was found as a stray and transferred to a local animal services partner. When he wasn’t claimed after his stray hold, he was transferred to AAE.

 

He is a sassy and spirited stallion, sweet as pie one minute, and nipping at you the next. Little mister is still figuring things out. Needless to day, he’s young, and he hasn’t learned much about ground manners yet. We won’t be turning our back on this little character.

 

He’ll be on the schedule for castration, soon, and also, dental and hoof care, vaccines, deworming, and a microchip.

 

Stay tuned for updates. We have a feeling this little guy is going to steal some hearts!

 
LADY A UPDATE

 

Lady A’s surgery went well. She’s healing and adjusting, and taking it all in stride. This sweet ol’ mare is so lucky! Together, we’re able to give her the TLC she needed to find comfort and care in her golden years.

 

She’s a really good hugger, and once she heals, she’s going to need a really soft landing and place to call home ’til the end.

 

Thank you to everyone who donated to her surgery fund! Lady A appreciates your kindness and is grateful to have you on her journey to recovery!

 

If you did not get a chance to donate and still want to help with Lady A’s surgery costs and care, we’ve only put a small dent in the balance so far. There is still time to be part of the team that’s making a difference for her.

 

Donate to Lady A

 
 

Thank You

To Our Sponsors

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

THANK YOU FOR COMING TO

THE AAE PIZZA FUNDRAISER!

Thank you for ordering pizza last weekend to support AAE! You all really delivered (and we’re not just talking about the pizza). Thanks for making the event a slice above the rest. We are grateful for our community of pizza and horse lovers!

 

A special thank you to Viscuso’s Pizza + Draft House for opening their doors and making this fundraiser possible.

 

NEXT FACILITY & SPECIAL PROJECTS DAY:

AUGUST 8

TBD

 

Can’t make it on August 8, but still want to help with future projects? Please reach out to Mike for more info.
 

VOLUNTEER NEEDS!

Volunteer opportunities to make a difference in the following ways (and more):

·     Special Project Day: Saturday, August 8, 2026, 9:30a to 2:00p at AAE’s Pilot Hill Ranch. Sign-up if you can, and we’ll keep an eye on the forecast. If the heat climbs, we’ll cancel our August date and look forward to seeing you in September. If you can help, please sign up here under “Facility and Special Projects”. Please reach out to Mike for more info.

 

·     Outreach Volunteers: Volunteer at the AAE Outreach Booth at the Tri-County Home & Garden Show in Roseville, August 14-16! There are several open spots: (1) Fri 8/14 9:30-1:30, (2) Sat 8/15 9:30-1:30, (1) Sat 8/15 1:30-5:30, (2) Sun 8/16 1:30-3:30. Can you help complete our team? We also need two volunteers to help with booth set up on Wednesday, August 12. Sign up here under “Outreach” if you’re interested and available, or contact Leah if you’d like more info. Stay tuned, Draft Horse Classic is coming soon!

 

·     Barn Volunteers are ALWAYS needed. Our feed and care shifts are 8:30a-12:30p and 3:00p-6:00p. Afternoon shifts are typically slim. If you’re able to help with horse care, please sign up here. If you haven’t participated in a while, we need you!

 

If you haven’t volunteered before, but you would like to, reply and we’ll provide information about our New Volunteer Orientation and Basic Safety Training or visit our website.

 

·     Store Volunteers are ALWAYS needed, too. Store hours are 12:00p-4:00p, daily. If you like to clean tack, YEP, we still need help catching up with a backlog of donations; even one shift helps!! Process donated tack, talk with customers, or organize inventory, your participation helps raise funds for horses.

 

You can also help with our SIDEWALK SALE on Saturday 8/8 12:00p-4:00p. Earlier hours will be available for prep, too.

 

Interested, please sign up here or contact us for more info. Stop by the store to check it out: 4050 Durock Rd #6 in Shingle Springs.

 

If you’d like to help in some other way, send us an email and let us know where you can help.

SUPPLY NEEDS/WISH LIST!
Fall is right around the corner, and we have some needs, new and old. Rescue is hard, and our volunteers work tirelessly to make sure our horses have the things they need. Horses have a lot of needs, but when we can make tasks easier for volunteers, we try to help them, too. Your assistance with in-kind donations is always helpful!
 

·     Senior Feed: We have a lot of senior horses right now, and we’re going through a lot of senior feed. If you want to do a little something for your favorite senior, help by buying a bag of senior feed. We regularly use Elk Grove Milling Senior Stable Mix with Glucosamine and Chondroitin, Purina Equine Senior, or LMF Senior Low Carb. Purchase a bag from Lees’ Feed and bring it to the store or the barn, or set it up with Lees’ for our next delivery.

 

·     Two Sheds: We are in need of two sheds: one approximately 10′ x 12′ Tuff Shed-like for our saddles and tack for programs (coming soon), and a smaller, shed for our hoof care and farrier tools, equipment, and supplies. Do you have one that you’re not using or would you consider purchasing one for AAE? Send a reply if you’re interested or we can provide more info.

 

·     Solar Lights: As shorter days are drawing near, it would be helpful.

It’s Pizza Time!

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The following is from All About Equine Animal Rescue:

Today’s the day!

 

The AAE Pizza Fundraiser at Viscuso’s Pizza + Draft House ishappening right now, and we’d love to see you there!

 

If you’ve been looking for the perfect excuse to skip cooking, this is it. Come enjoy a delicious meal while helping support the horses at AAE.

 

From 11:00 AM – 8:30 PM, dine in or take out. Just mention AAE (or present the flyer below), and 20% of your purchase (excluding alcohol) will be donated to AAE.

 

Viscuso’s serves some of the best (if not THE best) pizza in town. Their menu also features delicious appetizers, flatbreads, toasted sandwiches, all-you-can-eat dine in salad bar, and desserts, so there’s something for everyone, including gluten-free and keto options.

 

Every order helps provide food, medical care, and second chances for the horses. That’s a pretty tasty way to make a difference.

At AAE, we like to say “Neigh-ver Skip Pizza!” So round up your friends, family, fellow volunteers, and horse lovers, and spend some time together over a delicious meal, all while making a difference for the horses.

Thank you for your continued support. We can’t wait to see you there!

THIS Saturday: Eat Great Food & Support The Horses!

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The following is from All About Equine Animal Rescue:

Just a friendly reminder that the AAE Pizza Fundraiser is happening this Saturday at Viscuso’s Pizza + Draft House, and we’d love to see you there!

 

From 11:00 AM – 8:30 PM, come enjoy a delicious pizza while supporting our horses! Dine in or take out, just be sure to mention AAE (or present the flyer below), and 20% of your purchase (excluding alcohol) will be donated to AAE.

 

Viscuso’s pizza is some of the best (if not THE best) pizza in town. Their menu also features a variety of tasty appetizers, flat breads, toasted sandwiches, all-you-can-eat dine in salad bar, and desserts. So, there’s something for everyone!

 

This is also a great time for volunteers to gather and share some quality time away from the rescue. We don’t recognize each other without the ranch clothes, bad hair days, dirt on our faces, ya’ know! So, grab your shift-mates, and make a date of it!

Whether you’re stopping by for lunch, dinner, or just a quick bite, every order helps support the care of our horses. Remember, dine in or take out, both support AAE’s mission.

 

Tell (or better yet, bring) your family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers. The more, the merrier!

Thank you for your continued support. We can’t wait to see you there!

Chilly Pepper – FIRE 911 – EMERGENCY HELP NEEDED!

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The following is from Chilly Pepper – Miracle Mustang:

FIRE EMERGENCY – WYNEMA NEEDS OUR HELP!

Our beloved friends at Wynema Ranch, Eddie & Shari Floyd suffered horrific , possibly life threatening injuries/burns and are badly in need of our help!

I was asked by Animal Control to make sure we get them some hay, and they need it now. These people are the most amazing, caring and unselfish people you could ever meet. They have dedicated everything to saving wild horses, and now we need to STEP UP NOW and help them.

PLEASE pray for Shari and Eddie. They are so badly hurt.

I need to get them a load of hay asap. They lost their beloved dog whom they were trying to rescue. Please donate and be sure to mark “hay for Eddie and Shari”.

Hugs and thank you,

Palomino & All the Critters

You can donate to Goldendale Veterinary – 509-773-0369 You can donate to Zimmerman Vet – 775-623-0981

Zelle® Wildhorses In Need Palominodancer@yahoo.com 530-339-1458
Venmo – @WIN-dba-ChillyPepper New CashAp – $ChillyPepperMM (Win dba Chilly Pepper)

Cash AP – $ChillyPepperMM (Win dba Chilly Pepper)

You can go to gofundme<-https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-support-horses-like-gracie-and-give-her-a-voice ?attribution_id=sl:676d6f07-4661-421d-b93e-2674ed2afc9a&lang=en_US&utm_campaign=man_ss_icons&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link

You can go to Paypal – https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=4S3Z6XYYPM2EJ PLEASE NOTE – Paypal shows Wild Horses in Need, as we are dba- Chilly Pepper if you would like to help these horses >

You can donate via check at: Chilly Pepper PO Box 233 Golconda, NV 89414

You can also donate via credit card by calling Palomino at 530-339-1458

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MULE TALK! PODCAST: The Ins and Outs of Leg Supports

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The Ins and Outs of Leg Supports –

There are many equine-related products on the market today. Learn about:
  • Splint boots and leg wraps.
  • Shipping boots.
  • Bell boots.
  • Fleece-covered shipping boots.
  • Polo wraps.
  • Substituting boots for shoes?
  • Using full leg covering for shipping.

LISTEN NOW

Learn more on Mule Talk podcast.

For more training info: www.LuckyThreeRanch.Com and click on the Training tab.
Mule Talk is an Every Cowgirl’s Dream production – www.EveryCowgirlsDream.Com

 

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LTR Training Tip #19: Turning Fear Into Curiosity

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Leading training on the obstacle course is your equine’s initial exposure to real fear. Meredith explains how to turn that initial fear into a curiosity that will positively guide your equine’s future interactions with the world!

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MULE TALK PODCAST: Live Interview With Cindy Roberts at Lucky Three Ranch

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Interview is live from Lucky Three Ranch History between Cindy and Meredith, covering:

  • How to structure success in business
  • How to build a successful team
  • Measures for successful production
  • Mules’ contribution to production library
  • How to get that “special” footage/photos
  • Stay focused and organized
  • Keep things worry-free and resistance-free
  • Knowledge is something to be SHARED
  • Philanthropic pursuits

Listen Now

Or follow along. Read the transcript.

Mule Talk is an Every Cowgirl’s Dream production – www.EveryCowgirlsDream.Com www.MuleTalk.Net or www.LuckyThreeRanch.Com/Podcast-Appearances/

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LTR Training Tip #44: Leading Through Straight-Forward Obstacles

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Learn how to lead your equine through forward obstacles in order to instill confidence and turn your equine’s fear into curiosity.

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LTR Training Tip #118: Reinsmanship

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MULE TALK! PODCAST: Riding Side Saddle (Aside)

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Meredith shares her experience growing up as a tomboy and progressing to riding side saddle then riding in elegance. –
  • Belle Star rode side saddle!
  • How to achieve position and security when riding in a side saddle.
  • Learn the three types of side saddles and what they offer.
  • Learn the proper attire when riding aside.
  • Men do ride Side Saddle!
  • Shows/classes that offer side saddle.
  • Proper bits to use when showing in side saddle.
  • Care and reconditioning of side saddles.
  • There are Side Saddle organizations!
This and more on Mule Talk the podcast.

LISTEN NOW

Or follow along. Read the transcript.

Learn more on Mule Talk podcast.

For more training info: www.LuckyThreeRanch.Com and click on the Training tab.
Mule Talk is an Every Cowgirl’s Dream production – www.EveryCowgirlsDream.Com
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MULE TALK! PODCAST: Breeding for Quality Mules Part 1

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Breeding for Quality Mules Part 1 –

Meredith shares her expertise in breeding jacks to horse mares and jennets, selecting the premiere jack for your mule foal, selecting good quality mares for producing excellent mule babies, what to expect, how it all comes together.

LISTEN NOW

Or follow along. Read the transcript.

Learn more on Mule Talk podcast.

For more training info: www.LuckyThreeRanch.Com and click on the Training tab.
Mule Talk is an Every Cowgirl’s Dream production – www.EveryCowgirlsDream.Com

 

MULE TALK! PODCAST: Building the Hearts & Horses Therapeutic Riding Center

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— Building the Hearts & Horses Therapeutic Riding Center

In this episode, learn about:

  • Meredith’s History with Hearts and Horses
  • Keeping Christmas going all year for morale
  • Building the new Working Arena
  • New programs for Disabled, Veterans, Autism, Seniors, Children’s Programs
  • Donated Mules for the Programs
  • Donkeys Work in the Program
  • Efficient Use of Donations
  • Inspire Donations through Practical and Efficient Use

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LTR Training Tip #70: Teaching Your Mule to Stand Still When Mounting

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Having your equine stand still during mounting is the result of a calm and sensible approach to ALL phases of the preliminary groundwork. Going forward with a logical and sequential approach will help the equine to stay calm and prevent any resistance.

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LTR Training Tip #112: Verbal Commands for Driving

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