what is pew pew ponies?
Pew Pew Ponies Horsemanship is located in Wittmann, Arizona on the West side of the state.
Throughout my horse-life Ive always heard things like, “oh some day Ill have horses” or “yeah my family had horses a long time ago, maybe one day Ill get a horse too” It was always in the phrase of - I wish, Im not sure how, or yeah thats cool BUT …
It wasn’t until I started helping my adult friends when they came over to see my own horses, that I realized there was a need to give back to aspiring equestrians in the world.
I was fortunate enough to emerse myself in horses when I was young; and everything I do daily comes second nature to me now. Not everyone has had the opportunity to chase that horse dream.
-Do you have kids that are taking lessons and you’re supportive but have no idea how to help them as a horse parent?
-Are childrens’ riding lessons not exactly the right venue or fit for you to learn basic horse skills?
-Maybe you dont even want to ride, you just want some hands on horse connection. Does one really need a reason to fall in love with these beautiful animals?
-Do you have plenty of horse experience but its been awhile since you rode?
Pew Pew Ponies Horsemanship was developed to give adults some hands on education, refreshing time in the arena and the ability to get involved with horses in a relaxing environment.
So lets GET HANDY. DO BETTER. GO RIDE.
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about the owner -
Laura Grazier
Born and raised in the rainy Northwest, as a young girl I definetly was RANDOMLY born with the horse gene. I come from a family who never once had any desire to farm, ranch or do anything in the equestrian world. My parents fortunately saw the desire and signed me up for Horse 4-H at a young age.
Befriending a handful of girls in the 4-H group, I was pseudo adopted into their families throughout the show seasons and we all traveled together entering in equitation horse shows, gaming events, barrel racing, showmanship, team sorting, slow cutting, team penning and steer daubing. As my knowledge and passion for horses grew I continued striving to always be involved.
Whether I was cleaning 50 stalls to get one day of lessons on some random old horse, or scrubbing waters and fixing fence to keep in the neighbors broodmares; the trade off was priceless to me. Spending all day surrounded by horses and horse people; gleaning what I could from anyone who had a horse of their own. I knew one day I’d figure out how to have my own 4 legged bestie and I would be ready!
Through high school and college I rode in Equestrian Teams, Rodeo Team, FFA and was fortunate enough to compete in jumping competitions over seas in Naples, Italy as well.
Ive always worked hard and applied myself to learn how to be a good horsewoman and a good steward of horses no matter what. In time I developed a pretty good horse sense, and with each different horse I rode my timing and feel got better and better. Horses will always be my first love and I will always be grateful for the skills horses taught me I now apply as an adult, to everyday life.