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Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Equestrian Services

Starting and Training

FOLLOWING THE HORSE'S NEEDS

There are no ethical shortcuts in horse training that lead to a willing and sound athlete.  Starting a young horse is a delicate process that if done with an eye for physical and mental balance can become the bedrock that future endeavors can stand on.  

A six month commitment is required for your young horse to be accepted into my program. Restarts, or the correction of a poorly laid foundation are classified as rehabilitation and subject to longer commitment requirements.

You can fill out our Training-Board Application below.
Training-Board Application

Equine Rehabilitation

When in pain a horse will give their rider and handlers signs that something needs to change. Trouble getting leads, asymmetric muscle development, stiffness in one or both directions, head tossing, tail wringing, and an imbalanced hoof-wear pattern are some ways that your horse communicates discomfort. If left unnoticed, these signs will lead to chronic lameness and unwanted behavior.

In time, with correct postural rehabilitation, nutrition, body work and thoughtful riding your horse can be brought into homeostasis.
Training-Board Application

Clinics

Unlock your full potential in the saddle with our top-tier equestrian clinics! Whether you're a novice rider or a seasoned competitor, our clinics offer personalized instruction tailored to your unique needs. Led by renowned trainers with extensive experience, each session provides hands-on guidance to refine your technique, improve your horse's performance, and enhance your overall riding experience.
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