Treimer Horses and Training

09/13/2026

Molly's Saddle Giveaway 🐎
Michaela and Sugar 🤠
I’ve had Sugar for 20 years this winter! She helped me discover my love for training horses, and since her I have been able to rescue, train and help so many others. I am getting to a point that I need to save up for new tack, but that is proving harder and harder in today’s economy! A new saddle would greatly improve our safety and comfort for future training and riding.

09/12/2026

My 4 y/o Chance getting some under saddle time today! Love getting to start this boy.

09/12/2026

Please share the original post!😁

Molly's Saddle Giveaway 🐎
Michaela and Sugar 🤠
I’ve had Sugar for 20 years this winter! She helped me discover my love for training horses, and since her I have been able to rescue, train and help so many others. I am getting to a point that I need to save up for new tack, but that is proving harder and harder in today’s economy! A new saddle would greatly improve our safety and comfort for future training and riding.

09/11/2026

Just a reminder to always check your tack… and to spread rat poison in your tack room😒

09/05/2026

Keep sharing please😁😁 off the original post!

Molly's Saddle Giveaway 🐎
Michaela and Sugar 🤠
I’ve had Sugar for 20 years this winter! She helped me discover my love for training horses, and since her I have been able to rescue, train and help so many others. I am getting to a point that I need to save up for new tack, but that is proving harder and harder in today’s economy! A new saddle would greatly improve our safety and comfort for future training and riding.

09/05/2026

UNPOPULAR OPINION: LET PEOPLE RIDE YOUR HORSE. 🐴🔥

Yep. I said it.
If your horse can ONLY be ridden by you… I’m not convinced that’s a broke horse.
Before everybody gets mad, hear me out. 😂
If we’ve actually done our job correctly, our horses should be able to handle different riders, different hands, different balance, and an occasional mistake.

I have people get nervous about getting on my horses because they’re scared they’re going to “wreck” them.
Nobody is going to wreck my horse in 20 minutes.
And if 20 minutes with a nervous beginner can completely undo your horse…
Maybe the problem isn’t the beginner.
Now, does that mean I hand my horse to every idiot who walks through the gate?
Absolutely not. 😂

There’s a difference between being careless and giving someone a controlled opportunity to learn.
Let them make a mistake.
Let them be awkward.
Let them learn what it feels like when a horse actually takes care of them.
Let them experience a horse that forgives them when they don’t get everything right.
Because somebody did that for YOU.
At some point, you were the beginner.
You were the one with the wrong hands, wrong seat, wrong timing and way too much confidence for the amount of knowledge you actually had. 😂

Somebody still put you on a horse.
Somebody trusted a good horse to teach you.
And maybe that horse taught you more in 20 minutes than you could have learned in 20 lessons.

We ALL started as the person who didn’t know what they were doing.
So don’t get so good at riding horses that you forget what it felt like to be the person who was just learning.
Because here’s where I REALLY think we’ve gone wrong:

We spend so much time protecting our horses from beginners that we forget beginners are the future of this industry.
If every good horse is “too special” to let someone learn on…

Where exactly are the next generation of good horsemen supposed to come from?
Your horse doesn’t need to be a babysitter.
But a truly good horse should be able to teach someone something.
And sometimes the best thing you can do for the future of horses isn’t winning another buckle.
It’s putting someone on your horse and giving them the opportunity that someone once gave you.

🔥 So let’s debate it:
Should good horses be ridden by different levels of riders, or should your horse ONLY be ridden by experienced riders?
I want to hear both sides. 👇

Ariel Hahn

📸 credit Rustlin’ Rose Photography

09/03/2026

Please share! This would be a great addition to training some kiddos😁 please go to the original post to share.

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Molly's Saddle Giveaway 🐎
Michaela and Sugar 🤠
I’ve had Sugar for 20 years this winter! She helped me discover my love for training horses, and since her I have been able to rescue, train and help so many others. I am getting to a point that I need to save up for new tack, but that is proving harder and harder in today’s economy! A new saddle would greatly improve our safety and comfort for future training and riding.

08/31/2026

These are the one of those days that all the training pays off. This weekend we loaded up to River Valley Horsecamp in Farmington, IA for Misty’s first trail riding weekend, which she handled like she’d done it 100 times. We had a nice long ride Saturday with plenty of tough trails, water crossings, other groups, etc and she didn’t blink an eye at any of it. Chance also came along for the hauling experience and handled being left at camp beautifully.