L-4 Ranch Horse Training

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L-4 Ranch Horse Training L-4 Ranch offers Horse Training, Riding/Horsemanship Lessons, and Boarding. We provide c**t starting L-4 offers Horsemanship and riding lessons to the public.

At L-4 we start horses under saddle, tune up older horses, and advance horses into responsive, willing partners for their owners. We ride in arenas, on trails, and use patterns and natural elements to develop softness and confidence in the horse. We can train for rail classes, trail challenges, barrels, and more, and help with troubleshooting when a horse and owner run into a problem. You can take lessons with our horses or bring your own. We cover everything from the very basics for those just starting out with horses, as well as more advanced lessons. Learn to develop softness and feel, isolate and control the different parts of the horse's body, and build strength, balance, and security in the saddle. We also offer boarding to the public. We have tack rooms, an arena, roundpen, and trails for boarders to be able to ride and enjoy their horses. Our arena and roundpen is available for use to the public. We drag it regularly to maintain the consistency of the ground for the safety of our horses and riders.

09/17/2026

This sweet girl will be available in the next few weeks, and I'm sure I'll be posting some videos of her along the way.

09/16/2026

Say hi to Heza Yellow Smoke, aka Stevie!
Four years old, 13.3 hands, great minded and has been super willing throughout the c**t starting process and training. Great little prospect for someone to bring along and make what they want of him. Kid's hunter pony? Barrels? Ranch? He's got the mind to handle whatever you want to throw at him. And he's cute!
Available in Hartsville, TN.

09/07/2026

Working on the basics to get this mare softer in the hand, to relax across her top line, and bend through her body to balance on the circle. She's starting to reach up under herself with her hind legs and push herself forward, instead of dragging her body from the forehand. The few strides she gets are great little building blocks.

09/07/2026

I don't really like the word "desensitizing", just because it's grossly misunderstood. But I do this kind of work to develop the horse's ability to think through their discomfort instead of defaulting to "panic and run". After some "desensitizing" at the stand still, I want to get them moving while doing the same exercises. Being still is worthless. I need the horse to continue thinking and being responsive regardless of what's going on around it.

09/07/2026

Working with a somewhat feral, nervy mare, and her c**t earlier this summer. She had an injured eye I got treated on the second day with her, got her haltered on the third day, and she progressed pretty quickly!

09/07/2026

Clip from a few weeks ago. This one had developed a bad habit of traveling hollow in her body, neck and jaw braced, stiff through her spine, dropped abdomen, with her hindquarters dragging out behind her. Focusing on helping her find some balance and relaxation in a more neutral carriage, instead of being defensive in her body.

06/07/2026

This mare is starting to get her act together. Connecting her feet to my hands, rating off my seat, and just getting happier to move forward freely.

06/06/2026

Really thinking I should invest in some recording glasses.

06/03/2026

She then proceeded to get each side two more times 😆

05/05/2026

I'm boring as watching paint dry when I work with babies, so sorry about that 🤣.

Babies are so fun. Their brains are like little sponges and everything you do with them seems interesting.
**tstarting

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Hartsville, TN
37074

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