Equi Evolution

Equi Evolution A New England horse farm committed to growth & wellness for horses & humans ♥️
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06/16/2026

Hay bales make the best scratching posts

If you’ve shared space learning with us in our Level 1 course, this next chapter dives deeper into understanding how we ...
06/16/2026

If you’ve shared space learning with us in our Level 1 course, this next chapter dives deeper into understanding how we train and work with these animals in ways that leave both the horse and human feeling seen & heard.

Deepening Connection is a fun-filled weekend of hands-on horsemanship and learning, outside the saddle, where the focus is connection over performance and understanding over control.

See you at the farm.

06/15/2026

A horse, a deer, and a rabbit walk into a bar…

As the heat reached “feels like” temps in the triple digits this week, we popped a sprinkler in the paddock to offer the...
06/15/2026

As the heat reached “feels like” temps in the triple digits this week, we popped a sprinkler in the paddock to offer the horses some relief. While WE know the flying water droplets are cool and refreshing — to a horse the weird thing attached to the hose, making strange noises, and blasting a fine mist into the air can be scary as ****.

Sometimes, when we’re faced with scary things we run. We avoid, we ignore, we refuse to face it. Sometimes, we step away and observe from a distance. Watching becomes our learning and from there we gain new perspective and insight. And sometimes we find the courage to be an active participant in our fear. Sometimes we stand in our power and actually find out what it means to live.

Fear is a regular part of experience. It motivates so many conscious and unconscious decisions. Recognizing our own mortality and carrying the immense mental & emotional weight, embedded in our nervous systems through generations of trauma and conditioning, can have quite an impact on a person.

All fear is not created equal, and each new moment and experience offers opportunity to explore how we choose to live.

So if you’re struggling to do that hard thing today, that’s ok. Let yourself notice the choices you make and use those observations to learn about yourself rather than simply avoiding or cataloging the scary stuff.

Because when Jackie took a chance, stood strong, and let the cool water hit her body, she learned the sprinkler wasn’t a scary, murderous monster, out to get her, but rather a helpful and refreshing support. (And hopefully Drifter will come to that realization one day too.)

06/13/2026

It’s the same experience we have every morning — or is it?

Being able to notice subtle changes in behavior, movement, or tension can offer loads of information about what our horse is experiencing. When we make space to observe our horses closely each time we interact with them, we can pick up on those cues and meet needs before they escalate into bigger problems. This is also a great way to build trust and help your horses feel seen.

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06/12/2026

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06/08/2026

What does your morning routine look like?

Do you meander through your activities slowly, intentionally, leaving room for noticing, for nuance, for flexibility? Or do your days begin with rigidity, urgency, and a hit of caffeine you cling to like armor to support you in whatever comes next?

What is one tiny shift you can make to keep your mornings a little more present?

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