Aeon Dressage

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Aeon Dressage Eileen Keller has over 25 years of experience in the equine industry.

From starting young horses to solving horse & rider relationship issues, Eileen will happily assist in any way she can to make each ride the best learning experience possible!

Does anyone else’s yearling make the wash stall look small..? Or just mine? 🤣
10/21/2026

Does anyone else’s yearling make the wash stall look small..? Or just mine? 🤣

Good luck to every brave soul that rides today!!!
10/11/2026

Good luck to every brave soul that rides today!!!

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10/05/2026

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My best girlies ♥️🥰
10/01/2026

My best girlies ♥️🥰

09/30/2026

Sometimes you just gotta stop & watch the inch worm 🐛 when you’re at a stop light on the way to work. Appreciate the small gifts that life presents you. Appreciate the tiny steps to your journey that are tedious and give you pause to doubt.

09/25/2026

A Circle Is More Than a Shape

A circle tells the truth about the rider.

It reveals whether we can maintain rhythm while changing direction. Whether our bodies follow the curve—or quietly contradict it. Whether we are guiding the horse onto a line or pulling the horse around it.

In Working Equitation, that ability matters beyond the circle itself. It appears in the dressage phase, but also in every curved approach, turn around an obstacle, change of direction, and line we ride through Ease of Handling.

When a circle becomes too small, too large, flat-sided, or unbalanced, we often try to correct the horse’s path. We use more inside rein. Add more outside leg. Steer harder toward the place we think we should be.

But often, the circle begins to lose its shape in the rider’s body before the horse visibly leaves the line.

Did the rider’s weight shift inward?

Did the outside shoulder fall behind?

Did the hands turn while the pelvis continued straight?

Did the rhythm change when the rider began trying to manage the geometry?

A well-ridden circle is not created by holding the horse on a curved track. It is created stride by stride through the rider’s organization, the horse’s balance, and the conversation between them.

The circle is the shape we see.

What it reveals is how well the rider can organize movement without interrupting it—and that skill follows us throughout every phase of Working Equitation.

Kasey Reeder
AZWEC Education Officer

The red child is officially taller than the bay child. 😱😱😱 Tried the girls out together tonight and it went swimmingly. ...
09/11/2026

The red child is officially taller than the bay child. 😱😱😱 Tried the girls out together tonight and it went swimmingly. Once the weather cools more, the move will be more permanent 🥰

Photos!!! Thank you Mark Le Munyon AmyNPhiking James Massaglia Anna Weis, Mother Barb & Mother Carol for all the support...
09/05/2026

Photos!!! Thank you Mark Le Munyon AmyNPhiking James Massaglia Anna Weis, Mother Barb & Mother Carol for all the support today!!! Congratulations to Amy for her excellent & tactful riding of her spicy young mare at their second show together!!! Thank you to my extended Saddlebrook family (Kris, Kelli, Melissa Maginnis Harris) for the well wishes & strong votes of confidence 🥰 Lauri Albert jesi I’m so extremely grateful for the support I’ve received over the last few years. Andrew Howard for keeping her feet in order. for keeping her comfortable since early 2019 ♥️

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Salem, NJ
08079

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(732) 569-1542

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