Keep Ryt Equestrian

Check out these lovely horses Homeward Farms has available!😍

Practice posing for their next modeling call cover shoot😆😍😍

Not all wings have feathers. Some have manes🥰

Love you Cuzco❤️🦄

✨ The sun reaches its highest point, reminding us to do the same.

May your path be illuminated, your heart be open, and your spirit be free. 🐴💚🌿

☀️Happy Summer Solstice☀️

Happy 7th Birthday to my handsome, homebred boy.🤎

Seven years ago, he was just a dream. Today, he’s a reminder that some journeys don’t follow a timeline—they unfold exactly as they’re meant to. Grateful for every lesson, every challenge, and every milestone we’ve shared so far.

Here’s to our next journey around the sun, wherever it leads. ✨🐴

This!!🙌🏻

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In a world where shortcuts are everywhere, quality horse education is one of the few things that truly changes a horse’s life long term. Good training is not just about teaching a horse to jump higher, move better, or behave on the ground. It is about creating understanding, confidence, and longevity. That takes time, experience, patience, and years of learning from the trainer behind the scenes.

People are often happy to pay for expensive saddles, trucks, or competitions, yet question the cost of proper education. But the education is the foundation everything else sits on. A horse that has been produced correctly is usually calmer, safer, sounder, and more confident in its job. They cope with pressure better, transition between riders more successfully, and often stay in work longer because they have not been rushed or mentally broken along the way.

Cheap or rushed training can create problems that follow horses for years — fear, confusion, physical strain, anxiety, or dangerous behaviours. Those horses often end up misunderstood or passed from home to home. Quality education gives horses clarity instead of conflict. It teaches them how to think, trust, and succeed in human environments.

The best horsemen and horsewomen are not charging simply for hours worked. They are charging for judgement, feel, timing, consistency, and the ability to make the right decision for the horse in the moment. That knowledge protects the horse long after the ride is over.

Investing in quality education is not about elitism. It is about welfare, longevity, and giving horses the best possible chance at a good life. A well-educated horse is usually a happier horse — and that changes everything.

Trainer’s back-burner special—the personal horse is always the one who gets the least attention🫠

Solid foundation, just still a bit green and ready for someone to put the time into him that he deserves. Had a solid 90 day start last spring, then I had to turn him out for 9 months so he needs a little refresher to get back on track. Has the kind of brain and build that could easily go in any direction, h/j or eventing. Plenty of quality there.

2019 KWPN gelding, 16.2. Lifetime USEF registered.
Currently located in Flower Mound.

I originally had plans of developing him as my personal upper level jumper, but life has taken some turns I hate seeing him not getting the time and attention to shine😢
Sound and ready to go.
If you’re looking for a nice investment type with upside… he might be your guy.

Make me an offer.