Jensen Equestrian

Happy New Year Everyone! Frank and I are looking forward to an amazing year ahead. We have big plans to get jumping again soon, spending more quality time together, and of course, sharing some of our Jensen Equestrian jump designs with all of you. Watch out 2020, here we come!

What goes on in the mind of a course designer or a course builder? Some pretty wild stuff, apparently. We compiled a gallery of 10 jumps that captured our imagination in 2019.

Oh, hello again. It’s been awhile. Let’s get back up to speed on Adrienne (that’s me) and my 16.2hh thoroughbred/draft Frank’s rehab journey. Frank had an unfortunate fall at a schooling show in May of this year resulting in a SI injury. 6 weeks of estimated rehab turned into 14 weeks+ of daily rehab including hand grazing, hand walking, heat, meds, and strengthening exercises. Rehab was tough for both of us and our days seemed long. ... In September, we slowly started back with weekly regular lessons and are finally back up to walk, trot and canter! Woohoo! It has been 6 LONG months since we’ve jumped anything and I miss it terribly. We are working on conditioning and getting Frank’s topline rebuilt with each ride. Little by little, we are getting closer to those jumps. And speaking of jumps, my day job has gotten a lot busier (I’m a business consultant) but we continue to build awesome jumps for equestrians. In fact, the Jensen Equestrian elves are hard at work once again this holiday season and we can’t wait to share what we’ve been working on! Most of all, we are happy to be back sharing our journey with you! Fingers crossed there is a jump in our near future... Happy Riding, Adrienne (and Frank too!) See more

This course looks amazing. Congratulations to Laurel, Greg and family at Northwestequest; your hard work and dedication to the sport is inspiring

They’re trynna make me go to rehab and I won’t go, go, go Our new theme song. Sorry it’s been awhile since I last posted. Frank had an unfortunate fall a few weeks ago and has been preliminarily diagnosed with soft tissue strain in his sacroiliac (left hind-end) region. ... And so we are now finishing up week #1 of 6 weeks of pen rest, daily rehab, hand-walking and hand-grazing. Frank loves to be in pasture, so spent a few days being hangry as he was a bit insulted to be back on mostly hay. He is tolerating me doing his rehab exercises - what I like to call his horse yoga. Full disclosure, there may be a lot of carrot bribery going on And while it totally sucks to have Frank on rest during the prime summer months, we are reconnecting on the ground. It reminds me of how we started our partnership with groundwork to help build trust and respect. Frank has given me so much. So now it’s my turn Stay tuned for more on our rehab journey soon! See more