A curious question. I have been working and training horses
for 40 + years and so many times I work with a horse and the owner
gets the horse back but doesn't fully understand how to work with a
young horse, inexperienced horse or a horse that just needs that extra
time before working.
I come to you and help you learn. I teach you techniques and
guide you through the steps.
Ground work, lunging, ground driving, halter training, showmanship,
trailer loading and most of all...I help you be patient :)
You will learn a process. Training a horse is in
stages. Skipping steps only causes problems later on, so we
might as well do it right the first time. It doesn't happen over
night and why should it.
It is an art, an understanding of both the horse and yourself.
You will be amazed at things you just never really knew or you just
took for granted.
I usually visit 1 - 3 times a week depending on your needs. It saves you
so much on training costs, transporting costs and you gain such a
great sense of satisfaction
Do you have a horse that hasn't been ridden in a while and you need
him/her back in the swing of things?
I can put quality time on your horse to bring him/her
back up to where you want them to be. I ride English and
Western. I do Dressage, Hunter, Equitation, Pleasure and Trail.
I, also, have done my share of Gymkhana as well. I have always
tried to be as versatile as any given horse can be :)
CELL: 780 270 5518
Spruce Grove, AB
EMAIL:
makingwork@gmail.com
DID YOU KNOW...
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The
reason firehouses have circular stairways is from the days of yore
when the engines were pulled by horses. The horses were stabled on
the ground floor and figured out how to walk up straight staircases.
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If a
statue in the park of a person on a horse has both front legs in the
air, the person died as a result of wounds received in battle; if the
horse has all four legs on the ground, the person died of natural
causes.
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Where
did the expression "to get one's goat" originate? Owners of high
strung race horses would place a goat with them to help them calm
down. Unscrupulous people steal the horse's goat *friend* in order to
upset the horse so it would not race well.
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Draft
horses are the strongest animals in the world next to the elephant.
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There
are over 300 different breeds of horses and ponies around the world.
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That
the practice of mounting a horse from the left side began in ancient
Greece. Warriors always carried their weapons on their left side,
which made mounting on the right side impossible.
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Horses
produce approximately 10 gallons of saliva a day.
