Trinity Forest Stables

Good luck to Celine and Reve in the National Prix tomorrow at the FEI World Cup Finals!! 🩵🖤

Wishing Celine & MTM Réve de Chantilly the best of luck as they step into the ring for the $50,000 National Grand Prix at the FEI World Cup Finals!

Talk about a good week in Tyler! Way to go Chantilly Farm riders!

Congrats to some of our hard-working clients who went to their first show of the season today! Everyone had fantastic rides and gained some great experience.

Shoutout to our amazing trainer Hilary for getting everyone ready and taking this crew today 💙💛

Wow, what an incredible first horse show!🤩

I'm beyond proud of each and every one of my clients for their hard work and dedication.
In just six months, we've come so far together, and it was amazing to see everything we've practiced come to life in the arena.

Our goal was to get out there and put all our training into action, and you all absolutely nailed it!🙌🏻

I'm honored to be your coach and can't wait to see what the rest of the year brings🥰

A huge thank you to the East Texas Hunter Jumper Club and their wonderful sponsors for hosting such a fantastic event!

We're already looking forward to returning in May. We're only just getting started, and I'm excited for our next shows! Thank you all for an unforgettable experience. Here's to many more successes to come!

Program openings! Limited stalls available to horses looking to board and train at small hunter/jumper barn in Dallas. USHJA certified trainer, covered arena, stalls with attached runs, grass turnout and so much more!

High-quality care at an adult amateur barn 15 miles from downtown Dallas. Horses boarded at TFS must be enrolled in limited training or lessons. DM or check out TFStables.com for more info.

Hey friends!🐴

☀️Scorching summer heat can be brutal, and it’s essential to understand the 🔥heat index🔥to keep our horses safe while riding. The heat index combines air temperature and humidity to give a “feels like” temperature, which is crucial for determining safe riding conditions.

Here’s a quick guide:

➕Calculate the Heat Index: Add the temperature (°F) and the relative humidity (%). For example, if it’s 90°F with 70% humidity, the heat index is 160, which is risky for riding.

⚠️Safety Thresholds:

Below 130 - Generally safe for most horses.
130-150 - Caution; monitor your horse closely.
Above 150 - Risky; consider reducing activity.
Above 180 - Unsafe; avoid riding.

Tips for Riding in Heat

• Ride Early or Late: Opt for early mornings or late evenings when it’s cooler.

•Stay Hydrated: Ensure both you and your horse drink plenty of water.

•Provide Shade: Take breaks in shaded areas.

•Cool Down: Use cool (not cold) water to rinse your horse after riding.

Always monitor your horse for signs of heat stress, like excessive sweating, rapid breathing, or lethargy. When in doubt, it’s better to skip the ride and keep your horse safe. Stay cool and ride smart! 🐎💦