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10/25/2026

What a phenomenal photo!! I mean a little biased…but the colors are SOOO WOW!! HorseOlogyinc

10/25/2026

Luminous Beauty’s race has lots of other friends looking to run as well, so we need a little help to get in, but we will be ready if we do! Style! Breeders' Cup dacpowered

10/22/2026

Meet Gabby, our forewoman. 🐴
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If something happens on the farm, Gabby knows about it first.
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She's the one checking every horse before sunrise, making the daily plan, and keeping the whole operation running.
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A few fun facts:
🐴 Favorite part of her job: "Watching our horses grow and training them"
🐴 A horse she'll never forget: "Blameitonthestones and SmokinRedHot '24"
🐴 Go-to barn snack or coffee order - "A Protein Bar or a Celsius drink. Coffee order would be a Caramel Macchiato with 1 shot of espresso. "
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Leave Gabby some love in the comments! ❤️

10/21/2026

Every young racehorse has a first day: the first time wearing a saddle, feeling a rider on its back, and jogging around the field.
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At horseOlogy, we call it “starting.” Some people call it “breaking,” but we don’t. That word makes it sound like something gets broken, and our goal is the opposite. We want a horse that’s calm, confident and ready to learn.
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On our new blog, we go through what starting looks like on our farm in Ocala. We begin with groundwork, then long-lining, then a first ride that’s quiet on purpose. After that, every horse builds up one small step at a time, at its own pace.
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A horse only gets one start, and what it learns in those first weeks stays with it for life.
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Read the full story here: https://www.horseologyinc.com/from-first-saddle-to-first-ride-how-we-start-a-young-horse/
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Owners and trainers: if you have a young horse that needs a good start, we’d love to talk.

Start a Young Horse - Every young racehorse has a first day. The first time wearing a saddle, feeling a rider on its back, jogging around the field.

10/19/2026

📚 Term of the Week: LAYUP 🐴
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A 'layup' is a planned break from training.
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Racehorses work hard. Just like any athlete, they need time off to rest, recover, and come back fresh.
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What a layup can look like:
🌿 Turnout time in a paddock
🌿 Hand walking and light exercise
🌿 Good food, good care, and quiet time
🌿 A slow return to work when the horse is ready
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Some layups are for a small injury. Many are simply a well-earned break. Winter is one of the most popular times — which is why our barn is getting ready now.
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What term should we explain next? 👇
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10/16/2026

After starting comes pre-training. 🐴
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This is where a young horse builds the fitness and skills they need before heading to a trainer at the racetrack.
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At horseOlogy that includes:
🐴 Gradual fitness work — no shortcuts
🐴 Galloping on the track as they get stronger
🐴 Turnout to keep their minds happy
🐴 Getting comfortable with new sights and sounds
🐴 Regular updates for owners and trainers
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📞 1-855-HORSIES
📧 [email protected]

10/12/2026

Ever wonder what a morning looks like at horseOlogy? ⏰🐴
5:30 — Lights on. Every horse checked, legs felt, breakfast served.
6:45— First set heads out. Horses in pre-training go to the track.
8:00 — Yearlings in the round pen. Groundwork and long-lining.
9:00 — Eurosizer, hand walks, baths, and grooming.
11:30 — Notes updated for every single horse.
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And then? We do it all again tomorrow. 🐴
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What part of the morning would you want to help with?
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09/29/2026

We talk a lot about developing young horses.
Today we want to talk about bringing one back. 🐴
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Our layup and rehabilitation program exists because every horse deserves the same standard of care.
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We see it with horses coming off hard campaigns. Horses that need a mental break as much as a physical one. And occasionally horses we've worked with before who come back to us after their racing days for the kind of quiet, professional care that a good rest requires.
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Here's what it looks like:
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🌿 A genuine rest period — no agenda, no pressure
🌿 Professional supervision from a team with decades of experience
🌿 A return-to-work plan built around what the horse tells us — not a calendar
🌿 Full communication with owners and trainers
🌿 Open door — you're always welcome to visit
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Based in Ocala. Year-round availability.
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📞 1-855-HORSIES
📧 [email protected] 🐴
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09/22/2026

The final days of Keeneland September. 🐴🏇
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What a sale. What a week. Jena and Katie are in the final stretch in Lexington while Gabby and the team hold it down in Ocala.
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More to come on what this sale held for horseOlogy.
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If you've been curious about being part of what we bring home from Keeneland — and what happens when those horses arrive at our farm —
reach out. The conversation is always open.
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📞 1-855-HORSIES
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