Reghan M Performance Horse Training
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03/03/2026
‘tis the season of two-year-old Boot Camp
After Grace finished her lesson last night I told her to go ahead and just play around with her pony Indy while I do some instructing with Jess and Jimmy.
Sometimes the best thing you can do for a young rider is give them the foundation and the environment to experiment on their own. Jess and I turned around and she was jogging her pony so quiet and confidently! It’s been about two months since she’s been able to have a lesson and they got to take the boys home for a month to just enjoy them. 💕 It was super cold and how many kids do you know that will happily come to the barn and ride their pony in 16 degree weather! We kept her lesson short and sweet and both her and her pony looked fantastic. Jessica Rabe and Grace Rabe and gearing up for a fun show season with BIG goals this year! 🎉
11/19/2025
With the recent news of an EHV-1 outbreak in Texas and other areas it is important for us to advocate for the horses in our care.
EVERY SINGLE HORSE in my program is up to date on vaccines and routinely vaccinated in the spring as well as given boosters in the fall. This is something I feel strongly about as I’ve seen first hand as a vet assistant the consequences of outbreaks like west nyle, rhino, tetanus and other preventable and borderline eradicated diseases.
I would strongly recommend checking with your facility and making sure their vaccination schedule and protocol is legitimate. The vaccine for EHV-1 is not full proof and efficasy is limited when it comes to the neurological disease. 
What the vaccination can do is control the spread of the virus by redusing viral shedding and limit disease severity as it is effective at reducing the severity of the respritory form of the disease. In the event of an outbreak, vaccinating your horse can help mitigate the spread of infection. Pregnant mares require a special vaccination schedule to help prevent against abortion. While news of an outbreak in the equine industy can be unnerving, it’s important that we educate ourselves about all the precautions we can take to help keep our horses safe and healthy.
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