02/19/2026
Meet Reggie.
He’s talented, honest, and tries every single day.
He’s also the kind of horse that makes you feel like you’re always managing something.
Reggie holds stress internally. He worries. His weight fluctuates. He gets girthy. Some days he feels athletic and connected — other days the canter feels loose and unsettled, like he can’t quite stabilize his body underneath the work.
Nothing is “wrong.”
But nothing feels fully solid either.
That’s the kind of horse we’re starting this series with.
For Reggie, the goal isn’t more training, more feed, or more pressure.
It’s helping his body stop working overtime — so he can actually use what he’s already being given.
This is what rebuilding a baseline looks like in real life:
Listening first.
Reducing background stress.
Supporting the systems that quietly hold everything together.
We’ll share what we’re watching, what we adjust, and how small changes affect the bigger picture over time.
This is Reggie’s starting point before ScoopRX.
And for a lot of horses, it probably looks familiar. 🤍