Phoenix had another productive week, with several exciting milestones that continue to build a strong foundation for his future. One of this week's biggest accomplishments was his first full front hoof trim using all of the farrier tools and the hoof jack. For a young BLM mustang, this is a huge step. Phoenix remained thoughtful and willing throughout the process, showing just how much his confidence and trust have grown. Every positive experience like this makes future hoof

Phoenix's Weekly Training Update: Building Reliability Through Repetition This week with Phoenix wasn't filled with dramatic firsts or flashy milestones—and that's actually a very good thing. Some of the most important weeks in a horse's training aren't the ones where they learn something brand new. They're the weeks where we take existing skills and strengthen them through repetition, consistency, and thoughtful practice. Reliability is built in these moments, and that's e

We are trying out a new cadence for the client horses with us and doing weekly updates. Phoenix had another productive week in training, continuing to build confidence, trust, and foundational skills. As a 4-year-old former wild mustang, he is progressing steadily and showing a willingness to learn as we introduce new challenges and reinforce important groundwork exercises. This week we focused on several key areas: Standing Tied Phoenix spent time working on standing quietly