Get professional help designing your Paddock Paradise!
Paddock Paradise, a concept developed by Jamie Jackson, is a revolutionary way to arrange your horse keeping set up to help your horse develop as natural a movement pattern as possible. This not only gives you the best results with keeping the feet healthy and conditioned, but also keeps the horse physically and mentally in shape! Every horse owner however has slightly different needs, and the sky is the limit as far as the creative ways Paddock Paradise can be implemented. It can be not only intimidating, but a waste of money and supplies if you try to build your own Paddock Paradise without a plan that takes your needs and the lay out of your property into consideration. What about fencing? Irrigation? Lay out? Run off and Drainage? Permits? Footing? Efficient use of space? Esthetic value? To really optimize your paddock space and take all of these things into consideration, most of us need some professional help. I am pleased to announce that my favorite local landscape architect is now offering this service to the public! Heather Olson, M.A., is not only a master's level architect, but a barefoot advocate as well. Her reasonably priced services will provide you a comprehensive assessment and plan for how to make the Paddock Paradise of your horse's dreams! For more information on Paddock Paradise, you can purchase Jamie Jackson's book Paddock Paradise: A Guide to Natural Boarding at www.thehorseshoof.com/book_pp.html
28 Jul 2008 - 19:10 by Rachel	News | comments (0)

Upcoming publication!
Look for an article by Rachel to be published in next months Ride! and Western Times Magazine, in their green and natural horse-keeping edition. The article will be the first of a two part series. Check out Ride! and Western Times at http://www.ridemagazine.com/
28 Jul 2008 - 18:43 by Rachel	News | comments (0)

Hooves 101 course
A class will be offered on 8/31/08-9/1/08. A class summary is available under the services page. Please email for more details and registration. Space is limited.
4 Jul 2008 - 23:16 by Rachel	News | comments (3)

New news management system
We've deployed a new news management system so hopefully we can get updates here much more often! This should allow us to keep you up to date more than once every few years!
4 Jul 2008 - 23:10 by Rachel	Annoucement | comments (0)