Open Arrow A horses&dogs

06/09/2026

It’s that time of year! Rodeo camp we will have a junior version in a few weeks be on the look out 👀

🤠🐴 LITTLE'S RODEO CAMP IS HERE! 🐴🤠
Calling all cowboys and cowgirls ages 9 & under! Join us for a fun-filled weekend learning rodeo basics, making new friends, and creating unforgettable memories!
📅 June 19th–21st�⏰ Friday, Saturday & Sunday | 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM�📍 Pelham Plantation (Willard)
✨ Activities Include:�🐎 Barrel Racing�🐎 Pole Bending�🐎 Goat Undecorating�🐎 Steer Dobbing�🐎 Possible Roping (depending on age)�🪮 Horse Grooming�🐴 Leadline Rides�🎨 Crafts�🏇 Stick Horse Races
💲 $150 per child

Open Arrow A horses&dogs // Ariel Hahn

06/08/2026

It’s that time of year! Dog classes

04/27/2026

This guy is coming around very nicely! 🐎
He’s been pretty hard to catch in the pasture, so we’ve been going back to the basics and focusing on gaining control of those feet. Once the feet start moving, the brain starts engaging, and that’s when the learning really happens.
The goal is to help him understand that being with people is the resting place. We’re already seeing some good progress, and hopefully before long we’ll have a lot less drama when it comes time to catch him in the pasture. 👍

04/13/2026

If you need a new headstall 👀
Stop in at the The Hay Loft Grain & Hay Co. and pick up a quick change headstall.
Also have turquoise available but not at the store yet.

04/11/2026

If you want to give roping a try—this clinic is for you please feel free to reach out!
Limited spots available🤍

04/09/2026

Sometimes time off is the best thing for a young horse.
I’m not talking about inconsistent work — I mean when you’ve had a solid couple of months where they’ve been working well, but you can feel them starting to get a little stuck or frustrated with the pressure. Sometimes giving them a 1–2 week reset can make all the difference in their work ethic and willingness.
This filly has been easy to start. Every task I give her, she rises to it. But she’s always had a bit of a sticky “go” button. Because of that, I’ve really focused on keeping the cue clear: smooch, leg, and if I have to, a light tap with the rein.
Before I left, I felt like she understood it, but she was a little testy about it.
She’s had nearly three weeks off, and yesterday it all clicked for her. The break did her wonders. She truly understood — no confusion, no baby meltdown moments — just a happy, confident horse doing her job.
Sometimes the best thing we can do for them is simply step back and give them time to process.

Owned by Ariel Hahn

03/07/2026

Best kind of day 💛
Letting the good horse graze while the baby horse learns a little patience (and some tying practice).
Slow moments, sunshine, and young ones figuring things out one lesson at a time. 🐎🌾

03/01/2026

Goodmorning! Remember if you are going to breakaway clinic. We are taking a hr lunch so pack food!
Look forward to working with you all!

02/27/2026

This should be a very fun clinic!
Alee can get you and your horse communicating so beautifully on the ground 🔄✅ and that makes a world of difference in the saddle.

Come out and join or audit!

02/26/2026

So proud of the way this one is coming around!