Resolute Training Stables

Resolute Training Stables Hunter/jumper training facility. Primary service is training however, there is some opportunity for lessons and lical showing.

09/07/2026

Doing a little trail clearing and desensitization at the same time.

Excited for the fall riding, the leaves are already turning.

Stampede!! Finally got the horses move to the hills!!
08/30/2026

Stampede!!

Finally got the horses move to the hills!!

08/22/2026

Me and my twinsies sharing some@beets fresh from the garden.

Man August was a long month…. Fires, work the heat. Looks like the heat is breaking less things are burning and we fina...
08/21/2026

Man August was a long month…. Fires, work the heat. Looks like the heat is breaking less things are burning and we finally have some better air quality.

Looking forward to getting back to riding and not just feeding these (super cute) hay burners.

I’ve always thought of my horses as pretty lucky. They live in a 5 acre field all day with their buddies. The ones who...
08/11/2026

I’ve always thought of my horses as pretty lucky. They live in a 5 acre field all day with their buddies. The ones who need special treatment get pulled out for that, whether it’s gluing them back together because they got dinged up or, for special feed because they don’t have teeth (Zuni).

When I left Wenatchee, I felt guilty moving them from the side of a mountain where they were mostly feral for 23 hours a day to a flat boring 5 acre field with no trees, hills or other natural enrichment.

But, I’ve been keeping a secret 👀

It won’t be long until they can go back to the hill side. In addition to enrichment, being in the hills helps keep them fit and, provides plenty of natural desensitization and overall makes for a more sure footed and fit horse under saddle.

Stay tuned for an update on Resolute Training Stables new home base and our new focus of developing all-rounder amateurs horses that have ALL the SKILL.

I’m so disappointed in the horse community. For those that don’t know, half of Spokane burned down last week along with...
08/10/2026

I’m so disappointed in the horse community.

For those that don’t know, half of Spokane burned down last week along with large swaths of the rest of the state east of the Cascade Mountains. We have had an Air Quality Index (AQI) of over 150 (often quite a bit higher) consistently over the last week with it far exceeding 150 in some areas for sustained amounts of time. The science says don’t ride in this, it’s damaging to the horse’s lunges, not to mention yours. It’s been recommended by the leading vet in our area that horses have two weeks off AFTER the smoke clears to allow their lungs to recover.

And yet, people ARE RIDING. They are hauling to the hills where the air is marginally better, they are galloping their horses early in the morning to “beat the smoke”. I’ve seen excuses that range from it being more detrimental for the horse to lose fitness than breath bad air. Some are rage baiting and actually inviting people in community groups to go for a trail ride. Regardless of your excuse, it’s wrong. The science says so.

As a horse community we talk about the massages, the chiro, PEMF and expensive high end feeds we give our horses and the quality of care they get but, it seems those are the people who can’t just give them a break. How unthinkable that we spend the huge amount of money we do on them to let them sit for a month. The mind set is that we owe it to ourselves to get the most of the investment.

I wasn’t a smoke jumper or on a shot crew but, I’ve dug line and stuck my face in fire and I can say, after a two week roll of hard cardio hiking up mountains with hose and metal fittings, I wasn’t breathing so well. I’d never ask my horse to carry weight up a mountain or gallop around and jump a course in this.

We need to do better.

Amongst the tragedy of the Spokane fires this weekend, there was a little joy in finally getting to meet an Emu in perso...
08/03/2026

Amongst the tragedy of the Spokane fires this weekend, there was a little joy in finally getting to meet an Emu in person.

Wasabi the Emu evacuated to the fair grounds giving Jennifer Hamilton and I some fun on night shift.

Love me a handsome thoroughbred ❤️ and Rapído did not disappoint. Looking forward to taking this 5 yo OTTB for a spin so...
07/25/2026

Love me a handsome thoroughbred ❤️ and Rapído did not disappoint. Looking forward to taking this 5 yo OTTB for a spin soon.

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Spokane, WA

Opening Hours

Tuesday 6am - 8pm
Wednesday 6am - 8pm
Thursday 6am - 8pm
Friday 6am - 8pm
Saturday 6am - 8pm
Sunday 6am - 8pm

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+19196217143

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