Author Archives: suzanne
Week One: Recap with Zephyr Last Friday we drove down to Lorton, Virginia to pick up our two mustangs. I had been waiting for this day for months and expected some sort of chaotic horse round up in a big … Continue reading
Watch Us on TV-We Are Central PA
Recently Sara from WTAJ-TV came to Next Level HorsemanshipTM to learn how to ride a horse. I think we all had fun! Watch it now and enjoy a few smiles! If it’s been awhile since you’ve ridden but you want … Continue reading
NLH Welcomes New Apprentice:
The new year brings new beginnings and a flurry of activity for many. At NLHTM things are no different. This year is already off to a running start with a new group of trainers of various breeds and disciplines, and … Continue reading
Keeping a Tight Schedule
Some of you might be wondering how I can still ride horses while I’m in school, maybe some of you aren’t, but what I’m going to explain to you in today’s blog is a normal day for me. First I … Continue reading
Off and Running!
Hi Everybody, Well already this year is getting off to a running start and we are so excited about our 2012 schedule! We hope that all of you will join us at some point through clinics, demonstrations, and/or workshops that … Continue reading
NLH Cue Tip: Secure Your Investment in Training
A well trained horse is not a fixed asset. Your investment in training will only be secured if you can maintain or improve that level of training with a firm understanding of what your horse knows, how to ask for … Continue reading
Trainer Spotlight: Nikki
In October of this year, World Cup polo-cross player, Ryan Murphy came to PA to give a polo-cross clinic for our local club. He was unable to bring a mount so NLH was asked if we would be willing to … Continue reading
A Wild Ride…
Hey Everybody, I haven’t had a chance to write a blog since we all got back from Texas, and that was all the way back in September, but it’s never too late! I’m just going to tell everybody about our … Continue reading
This Month’s Featured Product
Superior Leather Reins made in AMERICA! Made from the finest quality heavy weight Hermann Oak Harness leather lined with soft chap leather for a smooth, rich, “broke in” feel. With adjustable Stainless steel engraved buckles and buckles at bit end … Continue reading
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