Training

IMG_1532.JPG

A well trained horse should not only have a partnership with its rider, but carry out the accountability to balance themselves and offer the movement asked for. To often I have seen horses either over or under ridden, enabling the horse to the point where either they block out the rider or anticipate with anxiety. All of this can be avoided with a confident rider that understands the importance of rider and horse accountability. While your horse is being trained, I can show you the what, how and why I do what I do, giving you a better understanding of your partner when you take the reins. Lessons learned from both horse and rider take multiple repetitions of consistency for it to be learned. Investing in monthly training can get you and your horse on the right track toward your goals.

Receive consistent work 5-6 days a week

  • Building trust in your horse

  • Giving your horse a rhythmic, relaxed, supple head start

  • Teaching your horse beginning fundamentals - advance concepts of balance and collection

  • Teaching your horse beginning fundamentals - advance concepts of jumping

  • Receive personal intensive instruction for the month

 
If you have compassion for your equine partner and take the time to understand them, you can accomplish what ever you put the time into.
— Eric Dierks
 
 

Training Tips