Welcome to Waltzing Horses Wellness Center

Healthy land practices support healthy horse practices.  

Horses have access to water, feed, movement, rest, and socialization without being compromised. A heartfelt goal is to care for and respect the land, so it supports the grazing, moving, and socializing nature of horses. Clean, well maintained, and not over used spaces are the basis of the living practice. 

Footing and weather influence daily decisions. The indoor arena can double as a turnout in challenging weather. Sensitivity to the land reduces horses living in mud, burdened by bugs, subject to beating sun, and more. 

As owner of the farm and personally managing the horses, Sue Eoff finds a freedom for taking right action, ensuring comfort, and care as needed, and not just on a schedule.

Day-to-day life is a dynamic path which requires many small decisions made throughout a 24 hour period. Horses are designed for movement and friendships.  The ideal is for the horses to live as a herd, but individual needs might require different lengths of time in the fields, time walking on the living track system, or being where the shelters supports them according to weather. 

Managing a "retired" horse requires the same attention to detail as a working horse. When the horses come in, it is into a clean, well-bedded stall with abundant forage and hand filled water buckets. During winter, horses are usually out during the day and in at night and during hot summer months, horses are often in during the day and out at night.

The house is adjacent to the barn and fields, so the horses are part of the family. They are observed and interacted with throughout the day.