Sturgell Farm & Equestrian Center, LLC Equine Dentistry & Stallion Services

Sturgell Farm & Equestrian Center, LLC Equine Dentistry & Stallion Services Where the colts you adore, become the horses you love! Home to Two Eyed Cowhand & equine dentistry. Qualified, certified, experienced.

Your horses will be in good hands with us. CHA Master Riding Instructor
AA, AAS Connors State College Equine Training Degree
NA School of Animal Sciences, Veterinarian assistant certified
EMR certification

09/28/2026

Yesterday’s eagle brought back a friend. 🦅🦅

09/28/2026

So, do I say “good boy!” to our guard dog R***r, or “down boy!” because I wanted to video the eagle more? 🦅😄 Actually, he realized the eagle was on the ‘possum he’d gotten earlier

09/23/2026

This was yesterday- I threw everything in the barn isle for Shiloh to navigate. 😄 She really doesn’t care. She walked all over before I led her through it. This morning she walked right through it for her breakfast. I even had bags under her feet.
She’s pretty calm, like Ruthy was. 🥰

It’s been 1 year since Faithy fractured her splint bone. She healed excellently without a trace of problem. 🙌🏼 I had a v...
09/22/2026

It’s been 1 year since Faithy fractured her splint bone. She healed excellently without a trace of problem. 🙌🏼 I had a veterinarian tell me it would effect her pregnancy and foal (and she would need expensive supplements) - well, that would be Shiloh, and I can tell you, that veterinarian was wrong. Both did fine, both ARE fine, and I didn’t use the expensive supplements! TYJ ♥️

09/17/2026

Here’s an example of early driving a horse. This is Deacon in his young training days. I’ve found if the horse understands a roundpen routine, and then lunges decently, then driving is a logical next step. Of course, it would already be wearing the saddle and had some bitting exercises done. Driving can progress as far as you want to take it, from the round pen to the pasture. Honestly, I don’t drive every horse I train. It depends on the individual, it’s understanding, maturity and if the added work/time would benefit. I tend to only drive a few days to make sure they understand turning and stopping well, then move on from there- typically getting on and riding. When the weather cools a bit I’ll start driving Ruthy. At her young age and still immature body and mind, driving will be a way to train her without me being on her back. But then, I’ll do plenty of things if the weather would just cool a little!

09/15/2026

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Sturgell's Equestrian Center, LLC
Porum, OK
74455

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