Let me say again thank you for your insight.
Thank you for a great reading! I hope to book another
I’m hoping to meet up with again in the near future.
I did also want to mention “K’s” reading. I sure hope she finds love as she has had her heart broken a few times 🙁 She just wants happiness.
We both hope her future is good!
She started by running her hands over Miley’s stomach and noting that her aura was off and she’d had tummy troubles; targeting that she’d had beet pulp over the winter and that made her tummy feel better. This was my first jaw drop of the day, since Miley had indeed had beet pulp over the winter when her teeth were floated. The second jaw drop happened when she proceeded to tell me that she’d had three foals in her life; we’d known she’d had at least one, but 3!? Dawn proceeded to read further and enlighten me on where the lameness was and told me that shoes will help, but she’ll never be 100% again, telling me that one of the babies she’d had before she was ready. When she started laughing, I had a big jaw drop. “Miley says she hates it when you get frustrated with her. It annoys her and she just wishes you’d go away when you’re mad at her.” Nail on the head right there! She told me of her love of children (something I was fully aware of, but not Dawn!) and why she didn’t feel like going on trail rides or picking up a lope.
We were finishing up, Dawn was getting a kick out of my reactions, which at this point were stammering and blinking, when she stood straight and announced “someone back there wants my attention”. I glanced over Miley and was surprised to see one of our horses, Berkley, standing at the gate. Berkley is one THE hardest horses on the property to catch and not always snuggley; people almost seem to bore him. But here he was, pounding at the gate and staring straight at Dawn. When she went over to him and touched him, she sighed. “Oh, he has fear,” she announced. “He has been afraid in his life. And he didn’t like a man where he was before. But he likes it here. And he’s tired…but not too tired. He says he has more miles to go.” Berkley had been sold to a family and had been brought back to the trainer who sold him because he had acted up so badly; especially with the father in the family, bucking him off and just acting out. We’d been using him successfully with our therapeutic riding students for months, but we had always been on the fence is he was enjoying his job. If seeing my Miley react to Dawn wasn’t enough to make me have faith, seeing her with Berkley, a horse she had no intention or idea she’d be interacting with, and reading him so accurately definitely set my mind racing. A year after Dawn has come out, Miley is still going soundly and happier than she has been. I have come away with a deeper knowledge and understanding of my horse, which has helped me work more closely with her and build a stronger foundation. I would never hesitate to go through this with her again.