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Colt Starting

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Round Pen Work​

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A good foundation is necessary for you to have a horse that will work with you no matter what direction you intend to go. From trail riding to the show ring, you need a quiet, respectful, confident, and responsive horse.
 

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Some people try to go fast and make up for not having things right with their horse." — Ray Hunt

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​​Desensitizing and Confidence Building​

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​Using techniques based on natural horsemanship, your horse will learn to:

Stand quietly while mounting
Be safe and quiet on the trail
Be respectful on the ground and under saddle
Load on the trailer without fear

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"Sometimes its not what you do to a horse that counts, its what you don't do."            ~ Buster McLaury   

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​​​The End Result​

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​ You and your equine partner will enjoy all the fun and the challenges  that trail riding has to offer in a quiet, willing and safe manner.

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​"The horse is doing one of two things: he's doing what he thinks he's supposed to do, or he's doing what he thinks he has to do to survive."           ~ Ray Hunt


 

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Equine Experience​

​ As a horse owner, I have bred, raised and started horses for almost 20 years. As a volunteer with an equine rescue, I have also worked with horses of all ages to correct behavior issues on the ground and under saddle to get them ready for adoption.

 

References available

 

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