25/07/2026
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**One of the biggest reasons horse training fails has nothing to do with the trainer or the horse. - My goal has never been to simply train your horse. - My goal is to help you become a better team.**
Trust the process is hard specially when people think they know better about their horse than the trainer himself.)
**One of the biggest reasons horse training fails has nothing to do with the trainer or the horse.**
It happens after the horse goes home.
A horse spends weeks or months learning a new way of communicating. He learns what the rider's legs mean, what the reins mean, what is expected of him, and where he finds comfort.
Then one day he gets loaded into a trailer and goes back to someone who hasn't been through that learning process.
The horse isn't confused because he's forgotten his training.
He's confused because the conversation has changed.
I think that's one of the most overlooked parts of sending a horse to training. Training isn't just about creating a better horse. It's about creating a better horse-and-owner partnership.
That's why I don't believe my job ends when your horse leaves my barn.
Every owner goes home with a complete library of training videos showing exactly what their horse learned while it was here. I also continue helping through video lessons and ongoing communication so that when questions come up—and they always do—we can work through them together.
My goal has never been to simply train your horse.
My goal is to help you become a better team.
I currently have a few openings for horses that are a good fit for my program. If you're looking for more than someone to ride your horse for a few weeks, I'd love to help you and your horse succeed long after training is over.
