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Natural Horsemanship Training

I started working on my horse training skills when I got my spirited Quarab. She was fast so I had to learn how to control that and be safe. She was scared so learned to gain her trust, especially when it came trailer loading. Natural horsemanship books gave me a place to start when working with her challenging behaviors.  Please read any horse training book by Mark Rashid if you are interested. You wont regret it. 

Re-training Older Horses

 

Autumn taught me persistance. It seemed like nothing magically worked, so I had to just keep trying different things.

 

After learning to confidently ride her, I had the skills I needed to help exercise and re-train other horses. 

 

After teaching Autumn how to load into a horse trailer, I am now able to assist other people in loading their hard-to-load horses.

 

Starting Young Horses

 

My internship with Gable Horsemanship taught me the John Lyons methods of starting a young horse under saddle. I still use those skills when I'm starting and re-training horses.

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I've worked with a variety of breeds and personalities.  I start with ground work, then tack and desensitizing, riding, etc. I teach my horses how to trailer out to nearby shows and trail rides.

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I always try to keep learning. I take my horse to cow working clinics so that we can learn that skill together. I was taught how to hook up a cart and harness, and have taught our pony how to be more versatile by learning that skill.  I watch horse training competitions and I'm always trying to add more ideas to my skill set. 

 

Have a horse that needs training?
 

Please contact me for a quote if you are nearby and need a horse started, retrained, or exercised. I'm not currently boarding horses on my property. 

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1393 Phillips Rd.

Dunn, NC 28334

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