Have you ever been in a hurry  running late for a horse show, a sale, or a roping? You’ve got everything packed, the truck’s running, and you just need to catch your horse so you can hit the road.

There’s something about being around horses that grounds a person in gratitude. It doesn’t matter if I’m saddling up for a ride, trimming one’s feet, or just leaning on a fence watching them graze somewhere in that moment, peace shows up.

Groundwork teaches your horse how to think and move before you ever get in the saddle. The balance, engagement, and responsiveness they learn on the ground naturally transfers to their back, making riding smoother, safer, and more enjoyable for both of you.