Kingman's Healing Hooves

Day 5 of Horsemanship 101 Summer camp came to an end, we had a great group of kids and voluteer staff.
We have a very informative, hands on, learning program, with many plates being juggled.

The camp grows every year, which encourages us to find new and exciting information and ways to teach.

Parents, thank you for entrusting us with your child. We look forward to seeing you in lessons and/or at camp next year.
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At Kingman’s Healing Hooves, we teach horsemanship 101, horse safety, and equine assisted learning to build confident riders step by step.

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Horse Camp Day 4
Healthy horses don't happen by accident.

Daily husbandry care is one of the most important parts of horse ownership and horse management. Each day we monitor water consumption, inspect manure for normal consistency, look for signs of digestive problems, check for injuries, and assess overall health.

Changes in manure, water intake, or behavior can be early warning signs of health concerns. Conditions such as enteroliths, which are mineralized stones that form in the large colon, often begin with subtle symptoms that attentive horse care helps identify early.
Before any riding lesson, training session, or equine-assisted activity, our horses receive a thorough wellness check.

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We worked on saddling the horses, walking on the ground and skills from the saddle.

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Raised alongside our miniature horses, Titus grew up believing he was part of the herd. Years later, he's still hanging out with his horse friends and living his best life.


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Horsemanship 101 Summer Camp, More Than Riding Horses
Day 3...

Beginner riders steering and controlling their horses on their own, starts on the ground first, from the horses point of view.

This lesson shows real progress, confidence, and teamwork between rider and horse. At Kingman’s Healing Hooves, we teach riders to build control, trust, and understanding from the ground up.
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Day 2 of Horsemanship 101 Summer Camp focused on one of the most important lessons in riding: how horse and rider bodies work together.

To help campers understand proper rider position and horse movement, both the rider and horse wore skeleton suits. This visual demonstration showed how the horse's skeletal system supports movement and how rider position directly affects balance, comfort, and performance.

Students learned that riding is much more than sitting in the saddle. Every movement a rider makes influences the horse. Good position helps the horse move freely, stay comfortable, and perform at its best. Poor position can create confusion, imbalance, and unnecessary strain.

After the anatomy lesson, campers practiced handling horses on the ground and applied these concepts during their riding session. Understanding how horse and rider move together builds safer, more effective partnerships and stronger horsemanship skills.

At Kingman’s Healing Hooves, we teach students to understand the horse before asking the horse to understand them.
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