Hallsville, MO
573-356-4972
Train with Care - Ride with Confidence.
We strive to provide high quality training at an affordable rate. Clients are billed per their needs rather than blanket "one size fits all" rate.
We also charge per week rather than per month or "30days" as it is more efficient for scheduling and cleaner for billing.
Colt Starting ~ 8 weeks+
Starting your horse sets the foundation for their riding career and it can make or break their success. Becca loves working with colts, they can be challenging and do require a high level of patience.
In the colt starting program your horse will receive training both on the ground, and under saddle.
Your horse will learn a variety of important skills
- Lunging/Roundpenning
- Standing Tied
- Walk/Trot/Lope Under Saddle
- Vertical/Lateral Flexion
- General Desensitizing
- Stopping/Backing with Ease
- Working inside and outside of arena
- Hauled to at least one event
Your horse will have a firm foundation that you can build off of confidentially, regardless of discipline.
Problem Horses
Problems root from one of two things: a lack of respect, or a horse being reactive rather than responsive. Either of these can be traced back to a lack of foundation in the horses training or boundaries not being maintained.
In the Problem Horse program your horse will be taken back to the basics. They will work through a series of groundwork and under saddle exercises. Their frame of mind will be reprogrammed so that they approach things with a sense of understanding.
Becca does not believe there is such thing as a "bad horse" just horses that lack confidence and understanding.
Is your horse: biting, kicking, bucking, won't stand for mounting, won't stand tied, rears, bolts? Send us a message, there is a solution for these problems.
*Due to the increased risk for these horses there may be an increased training rate depending on needs.
General Training
We offer general riding training as well, also referred to as fine tuning for horses that are already under saddle. Working on skills like moving off of leg and seat pressure, giving to the bit and following their nose.
Patterning work for barrel horses.
Obstacles and outside riding for trail horses.
Exposure to different things.
