Total Motion Equine

04/09/2026

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03/28/2026

5 yrs old & already learning the ropes 🩵

03/20/2026

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•A basket from Stable Mix
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•A halter & lead rope and gift card to Echo Valley Ranch
•And $50 off with Total Motion Equine

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Let’s see who strikes it rich at the rodeo!
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03/07/2026

It’s been a while but I was thrilled to do a Bodywork demo for the Browns Valley 4H Horse group today!!! 🩵🍀

03/02/2026

01/14/2026

Reinstate the UC Davis D1 NCEA equestrian team. 3,762 signatures are still needed!

01/08/2026

10095 Frenchtown Dobbins Rd, Oregon House, CA 95962 is for sale. View 46 photos of this 2 bed, 1 bath, 1108 sqft. single family home with a list price of $435000.

12/04/2025

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Rudolph was acting a bit too colt-y, so Gracie and Gary took care of it

10/02/2025

Well deserved Congrats to one of my fav clients!!! You both worked so hard for this!! 🩵🩵

Tammy Burgin Reitzell and Chromed Out Rockstar are now Ranch Working Cow Amateurs 19 & Over World Champions!!👏

09/24/2025

09/03/2025

Here's an interesting comparison between human and equine anatomy from our friends at Barrow Veterinary Service:

"Did you know that horses are actually walking on the tips of their fingers and toes? 🐎👣

This diagram shows how the horse’s leg bones compare to ours. What looks like a single strong hoof is really the distal phalanx (or coffin bone) – the same bone that makes up the tip of your finger! The long and short pastern bones above it help absorb concussion, while the cannon bone provides strength and support.

Over time, horses evolved to lose most of their “extra toes” (shown in gray on the left). What remains is a highly efficient structure designed for speed, weight-bearing, and shock absorption.

Understanding this anatomy is one reason hoof care and regular farrier/veterinary visits are so important. Any imbalance or injury in these bones can affect the entire limb and your horse’s comfort.

So next time you watch your horse gallop, remember – they’re essentially running on a single finger, protected by a hoof! 💨🐴"