Wright’s Ranch

10/31/2025

The horse lives in Pasco County.

10/30/2025

10/28/2025

DON'T MISS OUR LAST HORSE OWNER EDUCATION WEBINAR OF 2025! 📢

Join us next Wednesday, Nov. 5, for "Care and Management of the Elderly Equine".

Just like people, the needs of horses change as they continue to age. Members of the AAEP Horse Owner Education committee will present on a wide range of topics to help you properly care for the elderly equine in your life. Discussion points will include diet, dentistry, common diseases and illnesses, preventative care, and more. Do not miss this informative session on how to help your older horse live its best life!

Registration is FREE but required. A recording of the webinar will be available if you miss the live event.

Register here: https://events.zoom.us/ev/Ah5yOsCebSifxMhDsKU4IL28l58V2uXLCCZy2BJfr1cVGkPrhte-~AkTrbyktZL-X6LN0LpntEqMChUPte_sAlD_Vc22m-q6fZUf_K_Bby90XhQ

This informative session is brought to you by the AAEP Horse Owner Education Committee.

10/16/2025

FYI

10/14/2025

❤️Meet C**t❤️

🐾🦴🐾 As with most of our babies here at the ranch they arrive here with a story of how they found their way here.🐾🦴🐾

❤️This is C**t’s story of arrival.❤️
🐾🐾A few weeks ago C**t was posted on Facebook locally needing a new home. At that time we both thought he would be a great replacement for our German Shorthair Pointer, Bowman, who is aging and has progressive health issues. At that time we both felt that 4 dogs were too many. 🙏Well God thought otherwise🙏🐾🐾

Tuesday morning (yesterday) I stepped out our front door and saw a this dog just beyond our door. He very cautiously came to me and right there on his collar was his name : C**t ❤️🙏❤️ and a contact name. I searched the person’s name and saw that he had been posted again needing a home so I called and she decided to let him stay here at the ranch with us.

❤️❤️He is 2-3 years old, still a puppy, very smart, active, loving, funny, eager to please, and as happy to be here as we are to have him. Glad you found your way here, C**t, and for choosing Wright’s Ranch to be your forever home ❤️❤️

08/25/2025

Bob Miller Dawn Thielhart

It is time to take a stand before we are too far gone.

08/23/2025

08/14/2025

What if being in the pasture is enough?

No groundwork.
No training plan.
No halter in hand.

Just presence.
Just peace.
Just two beings meeting under the sky.

What if we stopped measuring our time with horses by what we accomplished—
and started honoring the quiet miracle of simply being together?

No agenda.
No outcomes.
Just mutual breath.
A soft flick of the ear.
A long blink.
A shared stillness.

In that stillness, something shifts.

We remember that worth is not earned through performance.
That connection doesn’t require control.
That healing doesn’t always look like progress—it often looks like pause.

Maybe the pasture is not a place we go when we’re done working.
Maybe the pasture is the work.

The work of unlearning.
Of softening.
Of witnessing the wholeness in each other without needing to shape it.

This is sanctuary.
Not because it’s a perfect place.
But because we choose to bring no demands, no corrections, no shoulds.

Just ourselves.
Open. Quiet. Willing to be changed.

Because sometimes the most profound thing we can offer a horse…
is to not ask for anything at all.

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💬 Tell me—what have you experienced in those still, agenda-free moments with a horse?
✨ Tag someone who understands that sacred pause.