Stories of Grace, Growth, and Horsemanship
I’m a horsewoman, homeschool mom, and writer passionate about faith and the lessons we learn both in and out of the saddle.
The Narrow Trail is where I share stories, resources, and reflections to encourage you to live boldly, ride humbly, and walk faithfully.
Whether I’m working with my horses, writing books, or sharing lessons from the barn or the Bible, my heart is to inspire others to find beauty, balance, and deeper connection in everyday life.
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There are so many different types of bits available that it can quickly become overwhelming—especially if you’re unsure what your horse needs or what you’re looking for. In this post, we’ll cover the main types of bits, their parts, common uses, and best practices—including how to ensure a proper fit. It’s much less confusing once you know what to look… Read More
How are your horse’s ground manners? Are they respectful of your space? Do they back easily? Can you move their body parts independently? Can you easily halter and bridle your horse? These all sound simple and they should be. But often we aren’t picky enough with our horses and we allow them to be pushy or lack of a better… Read More
Need some ideas for activities to do with your horse this winter? There are many deterrents when it comes to old man winter. The cold, the footing, and the short days keep us out of the saddle. And if you’re like me, I need some ideas to keep things interesting. I hope this list helps you and your horse to… Read More
