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I help beginner make the pot they've always dreamed of — the first time they touch clay🎨

14 contributions to The Western Horse Circle
Show us your view
Show us your view from the saddle 🐎 Drop your best ride photo below — doesn't have to be fancy. Just your horse, your trail, your arena, your moment.
4 likes • May 22
My girls (both the horse and human type) in the back paddock jumping bare back.
Introduction
Hi guys, I'm Jeff and I'm retired to the west valley of Phoenix. My riding partner for the past 24+ years is my 27 yr old bay AQHA foundation bred mare Dream. We still ride - slower and only twice a week - weather and injuries, mainly mine permitting. Originally from northeastern Ohio. We traded ice, snow, gloom for excessive heat. Glad to be in this group.
Introduction
2 likes • May 13
Wow @Jeff Richman welcome to the group. How cool that you have been riding all of these years together. What are incredible gift you two have. I love that she's 27 and the two of you have been together 24. What a life long love. Your a fortunate man.
May 7 • 
Q n A
Colic- what is it?
In the last two horse camps my girls have been on our horse community has lost two horses to colic. Two 3xday riding camps, two horse deaths a week later!? Last night was the second horse! RIP 🐴💭❤️ Given there is only about 12 horses at a camp this is eery. What is the cause of colic, how is it linked to intense activity? @Dic Minnick mentioned something in another post about horses eating dirt and how it builds up. Is this a factor? My horses eat hay on the ground. Any insights are greatly appreciated. PS. On a side note: the horse that died last night looked me straight in the eyes last week. I ignored it. Maybe she was trying to tell me something.
2 likes • May 11
@Jason Darger she's turned a corner and is looking better. Yesterday she got out of the paddock for a walk and I could see the normal look of my horse coming back. She was on a mission yesterday as she hurried up the back track. This is a remarkable improvement from a girl who on Saturday was struggling to take two steps. I called the vet who prescribed antibiotics. I haven't given them as I'm treating her inflammation naturally and it's working. She's a wonderful horse and yes, it's a lot to carry. Thank you Jason for understanding. 🙂
2 likes • May 13
Oh @Jason Darger thank you for reminding me. Its nice to think that even though it's tough now Im building her trust. With this beautiful horse I just love her being happy.
There is much we can learn from a friend that happens to be a horse
I am 70 years of age and my grandfather got me my first horse when I was 6. My best friend Bob on the next farm down, was about my age and had a horse named Sugar. You got to remember this was the early 60s. Our horses were our main mode of transportation around our small town of Edgefield SC. My granddaddy grew and sold fresh vegetables. Bob and I decided one day, remember we were in grade school, , decided to put our saddlebags over the back , fill up with vegetable and ride to town to sell. We might of made about 3 dollars a piece . I look back at that time and how that memory changed my life. Me and Bob with our 2 best friends Flicker and Sugar.
2 likes • May 7
Oh @Wiley Martin what a beautiful story. So sweet. I love @Jason Darger line tgat kind of love gets baked into us. ❤️
What's something you've been quietly working on with your horse? 🐎
Doesn't have to be flashy. Could be a habit you're trying to break, a feel you're trying to develop, a fear you're chipping away at, or just something you keep noticing. Sometimes saying it out loud helps. I'll go first in the comments 👇
2 likes • May 7
I'm working on speaking to my new horse Miss B. She's only been with us 6 months but I haven't broken through yet. I get a glimpse of what is going on and then she will not let me in. 'Love is patient, love is kind' is my motto with this horse. It's like she wants to be happy with her new home bit is too scared to let go because of what happened at her last home.
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Ness Cox
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I teach beginners to create pots they dream of faster on the pottery wheel. Pottery teacher for 24+ years. Founder of the PottersPulse Method™

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