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Holloway's Pretty Good Horse Barn Meggan Holloway 406-579-3351 [email protected]

Jess Holloway 406-579-3357 [email protected]

Jess and Meggan Holloway offer riding lessons for all levels, on-site training as well as reliable horse boarding. Located on McReynolds Road, south of Four Corners, Holloway's Pretty Good Horse Barn boasts two quality indoor arenas, a large outdoor arena, round pen, 12-acre field with jumps and miles of dirt roads to enjoy. Just a short, scenic 12-mile drive from Bozeman, the quiet, country setti

ng is an oasis where you can spend quality time with your horse. The facility is full-service with all the necessary amenities and the resident horse community is very welcoming. Add to that Jess and Meggan's years of experience and you and your horse have an amazing opportunity to learn and thrive.

Whoa. Check this out
05/07/2026

Whoa. Check this out

Huh. Who knew? 😉😉
05/07/2026

Huh. Who knew? 😉😉

We were just discussing this in a lesson last night!
02/07/2026

We were just discussing this in a lesson last night!

Riders who sit behind the movement, are never going to have self-carriage? Carl Hester tells us: “No, because they are driving the horse down in front. If they sit too strong, behind the vertical, then they are pushing the horse down, through and into the hand. When you go forward you bring your body forward and when you want to come back, you bring your body back. And it is amazing how most of us do the opposite to that. When you piaffe, you should be sitting over your knee, not sitting on your backside." Read more from Carl:
https://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2020/09/carl-hester-on-self-carriage-for-both-horse-and-rider/

It's all connected, folks...
30/06/2026

It's all connected, folks...

"How you stand, how you sit, how you drive your car, all these things can become indicators of how your mechanics are going to end up in the saddle."
~Rider biomechanics expert Stephany Fish Crossman on developing better body awareness

In our recent Dressage Today+ Members-Only VIP Webinar, Stephany Fish Crossman of Serendipity Dressage answered a question about what riders can do off their horses to help them improve their biomechanics in the saddle.

Click the link in the Comments section below to find out simple ways you can increase your body awareness. ⬇️

📷 AK Dragoo Photography

29/06/2026

Riders who sit behind the movement, are never going to have self-carriage? Carl Hester tells us: “No, because they are driving the horse down in front. If they sit too strong, behind the vertical, then they are pushing the horse down, through and into the hand. When you go forward you bring your body forward and when you want to come back, you bring your body back. And it is amazing how most of us do the opposite to that. When you piaffe, you should be sitting over your knee, not sitting on your backside." Read more from Carl:
https://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2020/09/carl-hester-on-self-carriage-for-both-horse-and-rider/

Who's going?
25/06/2026

Who's going?

Current accepted riders for the Derby! Get your entries in!

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