Hepler Horse Training

04/05/2026

Happy Easter!!!

03/27/2026

This is my Niece Dr Grace Jones. She is very good at what she does. Give her a call and let her help you start feeling better.

Please help us welcome our newest clinician, Dr. Grace Jones!

Born and raised in Rogersville, Tennessee, Dr. Grace Jones has a strong connection to the East Tennessee community. She was a multi-sport athlete in high school, playing softball and volleyball, and continued her softball career at the collegiate level. These experiences shaped her passion for performance, discipline, and helping others stay active.

Dr. Grace Jones earned her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and Psychology from Milligan University before completing her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at South College in Knoxville. She has a strong interest in sports and orthopedic rehabilitation and is passionate about working with individuals of all fitness levels, from athletes to those just beginning their health journey, while encouraging an active and fit lifestyle for long term health.

Outside of the clinic, she enjoys strength training and is an avid lifter, with a recent interest in cycling. She also enjoys hiking and paddleboarding, as well as spending time with her Great Dane, Hugo. Dr. Grace Jones is dedicated to helping patients return to the activities they love and build lasting confidence in their movement and overall well being.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas!!

11/27/2025

Very nice family.

The Johnson City Way

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving

11/15/2025

Old truck doesn't look too bad cleaned up. Lol

11/13/2025

Bentley and I are taking on the waves. This was Bentley's first beach ride and in the ocean

11/13/2025

My friends Billie Henard , McKennon Stoltzfus , Joeyell Chestnut , and Jessica Getz did the 20 mile ride. Got us a medal

11/13/2025

Kelli my wife on Raider who just turned 30. American Heart Association beach ride

06/30/2025

July 4th is almost here, and while it can be a fun thing to watch, many equestrians and farm owners out there are already dreading the fireworks that are going to frighten their animals in the night.

Here are some tips to keep your equine friends safe during these booming festivities:

💥BE AWARE: Find out when scheduled firework shows are in your area and communicate with your neighbors. Maybe kindly ask them to give you some notice if they are planning to use fireworks this week.

💥STAY SAFE: Keep your horses stalled or sheltered to avoid spooking and runaways. If you can't stall, atleast check your pasture area for anything they could injure themselves on if they were to spook and bolt. (like large rocks, holes, and downed branches)

💥KEEP CALM: Turning up the barn radio and fans can muffle the sound of the fireworks. Leaving the lights on help lessen the effect of the bright flashes. Give them fresh hay or something to keep them occupied.

💊If you still have concerns that your horse may be stressed, consult with your veterinarian about possibly using a calming agent or sedative.

💥Last but not least BE KIND! Let everyone enjoy the festivities but please be courteousif you are planning on setting fireworks off as they can be upsetting for military veterans, pets, elders, and farm animals around you!💥

Happy 4th of July from Hepler Horse Training! We hope everyone has a fun, safe weekend! Don’t forget the reasons we’re able to celebrate! 🇺🇸