A rider in a cowboy hat stands in a frosty pasture as a line of horses walks past, mountains behind

Every horse is a mirror.

SoulHorse tools help you become more aware
of how mind, body, and spirit impact performance
and your connection with your horse.

Download the APP: Ridebook
A palomino horse in a halter looks straight into the camera in an indoor arena.

THE APP

Ridebook
by SoulHorse LLC

  • Begin each ride by checking in with yourself: mind, body, and spirit. Your state impacts performance.
  • Track patterns over time and see how mind, body, spirit affect overall performance.
  • Understand what a flow state is and how to achieve it.
Download on the App Store
Ridebook home screen: Good morning, Tracy, with a Today’s Ride button, Daily Reflection and Patterns and Goals cards
Ridebook Today’s Ride screen: Your state shapes the ride, with mind, body, and spirit feeding connection
Ridebook Journal screen with Daily Reflections and Goals

Three ways in

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01AVAILABLE NOW

Ridebook - The App

Track how mind, body, and spirit affect your performance and connection with your horse!

Download on the App Store →
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02COMING SOON

A Guide to Reining

The guide I wish I’d had when I first fell in love with the sport.

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03COMING SOON

The Inner Game of Riding

Sport psychology skills to help riders in all disciplines wrangle the mental game.

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FIVE QUESTIONS

Rate Your State: A Sport Psychology Skills Self-Assessment

Elite athletes know that the difference between first and second place often comes down to inches, seconds, and moments of focus lost or held. Recreational athletes can use the same techniques to improve attention, manage nerves, and even achieve a flow state.

In equestrian sports, the partnership between horse and rider depends on clear communication and connection that requires concentration and presence. Whether you're competing at the Open or Green Reiner level, running barrels, or competing in Ranch or Western Pleasure, being aware of how you show up to every ride affects both your performance and your horse. That awareness will not only give you an edge, it will also improve your experience.

Take the short assessment to better understand how sport psychology skills might improve your riding experience and performance.

Tracy Granzyk smiling, seated in a white Adirondack chair outdoors

HI, I’M TRACY GRANZYKIt’s Never Too Late to Live Your Dreams.

Working with horses has inspired me in many ways, similar to the patient advocates and safety leaders whose stories I told for two decades trying to change the culture of medicine to be more patient centered, safe, and equitable. I left the traditional work world in November 2025 to chase dreams on hold because they started chasing me. Since then, I’ve written a novel, built an app for equestrians of all disciplines, and leaned into my entrepreneurial spirit. I am making my way toward horse ownership and building a Quarter Horse rescue. I hold an MS in sport psychology and an MFA in screenwriting & creative nonfiction, and I’m returning to coaching athletes, equestrians, authors, and anyone stuck in a corporate world trying to chase their dreams too.

SoulHorse is where I’ll share the stories and learning I’ve collected over this period of immersive learning with horses. Riders of all ages and experience levels will benefit from acquiring sport psychology skills. Women of all ages will find a kindred spirit in knowing it’s never too soon or too late to chase your dreams. My goal is to help others experience what happens when you truly connect with a horse and more deeply with yourself by honoring your purpose. Together, we can achieve goals and dreams only wished for and improve performance in the saddle, at work, and at home.

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Saddle up. Your horse is waiting.

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