Epona Equine Eventing

06/03/2026

🐴 SUMMER PONY PALS – Only a Few Spots Left! 🐴

Our Summer Pony Pals program has been filling quickly, and we only have a handful of spots remaining!

This is the perfect introduction to horses for kids who:

✔️ Are brand new to riding/currently riding

✔️ Love animals

✔️ Want a hands-on experience that goes beyond pony rides

✔️ Thrive in a fun, structured environment

Each day includes:

🐴Riding instruction

🐴 Learning how to groom and care for horses

🐴 Horse-themed games and activities

🐴 Building confidence around horses in a safe, supportive setting

📅 June 22–26

📅 July 27–31

🕒 9:30 AM – 2:00 PM

💲 $575/week or $125/day

Whether your child dreams of owning a horse one day or just wants to spend a week with ponies, this is a fun and educational way to get started!

📩 Message us to reserve your spot before they’re go. 774-254-3393

05/24/2026

Learning to ride isn't a straight line. It never was.

If you've ever felt like you were getting worse just when you thought you were getting better, this one is for you.

Learning any complex skill - and riding is one of the most complex there is - doesn't follow a smooth upward path. It feels more like a rollercoaster. And understanding why that is changes everything about how you experience the process.

When you start learning something new, it's hard. Your brain and body are working flat out just to process what's being asked of them. Gradually, with repetition and time, it starts to click. Things that felt impossible begin to feel possible. You find your trajectory and progress feels real.

And then you plateau.

This is not a problem. This is the point.

That plateau is where the skill embeds itself properly. Where what you've learned stops being something you have to think about and starts becoming something you just do. Staying in that place for a while - consolidating before moving on - is not stagnation. It's the foundation for everything that comes next. Think of each point of consolidation as a gatekeeper - building a buffer around your progress so that if you have a wobble further down the line, you won't go all the way back to the beginning. You'll only ever regress to your last point of embedding.

This is also why rushing that process works against you. Ask too much too soon and the nervous system doesn't just struggle - it pulls back. The comfort zone shrinks rather than grows. And what felt like a shortcut becomes a much longer road.
Then we ask something new of you. And for a while, it feels like you've gone backwards.

You haven't.

Nobody learns a new skill without getting it wrong first. That's not a detour from the process - it is the process. You're gathering information. Working out what works and what doesn't. Your brain is doing exactly what it's supposed to do, it just doesn't feel that way from the inside.

This is why we don't rush progression. Not because we don't believe in you. Because we understand what learning actually looks like - and we'd rather you embed something properly than move on before you're ready and spend twice as long unpicking it later.

The rollercoaster isn't a sign something is wrong. It's a sign something is happening.

05/20/2026

So happy that Faye was able to get out and about with LC Epstein for a well needed trail ride. Laura said Faye was a saint….as usual 🤪😊 Faye was happy to have Fendi and Alfonzo by her side! Thank you Corrine Frenier for having us!

04/23/2026

Today is the day!

04/23/2026

The heart of eventing is the land we ride on. This Earth Day, we celebrate the fields, forests, and open spaces that make our sport possible—and the responsibility we share to protect them. 🌎 🐎

04/07/2026

Let’s just say Jason Discuillo had lots of “helpers” today for the fence repair 😂

03/27/2026

Yes! It’s more than just getting on, riding and getting off!

There’s a reason why I don’t call my lessons “riding lessons”. They’re HORSEMANSHIP lessons!! 🤠

My students learn EVERYTHING; catching in the field, handling on the ground, grooming, tacking, ground work, round penning. You name it, they learn it! 💪🏼

My goal in life is to help the next generation of horse crazy kids become the best horsemen & horsewomen the world has ever seen! It’s not just about riding. It’s about THE HORSE! 🙏🏻❤️🐎

02/27/2026

What a week ❄️

This historic storm definitely put us to the test. Snow removal required heavy equipment and a lot of patience to safely clear paddock gates, drive lanes, and client parking areas.

The horses were hand-walked and lightly exercised indoors until footing could be cleared — and they were finally able to go back outside Wednesday afternoon. Safe, sound, and very happy to stretch their legs.

Thank you to everyone for your flexibility with lesson rescheduling. Lessons that were canceled due to the storm will be rescheduled in the coming weeks.

On a brighter note… the horses have officially started shedding — which means spring must be on its way. We’ll see whether the groundhog or the ponies turn out to be the better forecasters.

Here’s to longer days and a strong spring ahead 🌿🐴

02/27/2026

What a week ❄️

This historic storm definitely put us to the test. Snow removal required heavy equipment and a lot of patience to safely clear paddock gates, drive lanes, and client parking areas.

The horses were hand-walked and lightly exercised indoors until footing could be cleared — and they were finally able to go back outside Wednesday afternoon. Safe, sound, and very happy to stretch their legs.

Thank you to everyone for your flexibility with lesson rescheduling. Lessons that were canceled due to the storm will be rescheduled in the coming weeks.

On a brighter note… the horses have officially started shedding — which means spring must be on its way. We’ll see whether the groundhog or the ponies turn out to be the better forecasters.

Here’s to longer days and a strong spring ahead 🌿🐴

01/29/2026