Only been used a couple times, real nice reins! Good for natural horsemanship training! Asking $95.

SOLD!! Scarlett sold in half a day! She will be moving to her new home in IA in a couple of weeks! Congrats Cathy!

Dime A Dance Girl is a registered QH mare standing a stocky well built 15.2hh! She is drop dead gorgeous! I get lots of compliments on her! She is 17 years young...don't let her age fool you she still has good years left to win!
She is a super seasoned 1/2D barrel horse but due to me getting injured  (not at all her fault, I was trying out a different horse) I only brought her to three jackpots where we placed 3D (just loping the pattern!! I was in recovery mode at the time. When I had the chance to ride her once I got better I realized I dont  click with her. She makes everything she does look effortless and can run with the pro girls or just lope the pattern! She aims to please and has a ton of heart, this gal loves her job!!
Scarlett also runs poles and was roped on/worked with cattle in pastures! She's the perfect all around horse!!
Run her and once you're done, use her as a broodmare! She's an awesome mama! Scarlett has Jet Deck on papers!

Willow is an 8 year old quarter horse mare standing 14.2hh!

This pretty lady has lots of groundwork done, shes great with leading, and has good ground manners! She's currently started under saddle.

Rogue sold in two weeks! Congrats Jess :)

This dude is 12 years old standing 15hh with a super nice build and sweet kind eye!

He was broke and was a kids camp horse, he's had a couple years off so I am restarting him!

He's doing great with his groundwork, leading, good ground manners...just a real easy guy to be around :)

(Pics of Rogue with Jess, his new owner! :) )

When a horse understands what youre asking from them, theyre confident to work for you..

When training a horse you exercise their mind, when conditioning a horse you exercise their body.You don't exercise their body until you've trained their mind.

Each horse learns at their own pace and time...if you push them past their thinking point they don't have the chance to learn, that's when you get a horse that explodes (rear, buck, bolt, etc) Some though, need to be pushed and are bored so they will entertain themselves by doing funny things (playful buck or nip, etc). Find that happy medium and you're good to go!

A horse either reacts out of fear or attitude, but either way they will react if they aren't taught to respond. And whether they react out of fear or attitude will determine how you deal with it and help them overcome it.

The key to trust is respect, and to get respect you need to create trust.

A good trainer can get the job done but a great trainer will make a lasting impression.

Everytime I hear someone say, "that horse is so stupid" I figure the horse has simply outsmarted them ;)

It's not about the strength you have but how you use the strength you do have.

Training is about teaching a horse to grow into their own independence to create a confident horse that desires to hit the trails, not turn around a run home like a coward...that is not confidence.

As soon as you buy a horse you might as well think of it as yourself buying a training license...you're officially a trainer from that day on.

I want two eyes, two ears, and four feet ready to move when I say move so when we're stuck in a situation my horse doesn't just panic, he thinks. Yes, it could be your life on the line or you break a bone. And if that should be the case you'll think "if only I took 5 minutes to have taught my horse that then I wouldn't being lying in bed 5 days". Safety is of utmost importance...they have a mind and a react or respond kind of system. If you don't train more respond and less react their herd instincts will take over telling them to react rather than respond.


Below are a few stories of horses I've worked with and the outcomes:

This Paint dragged her owner, stepped on her and reared up at me...all in the time of leading her to her corral. After 5-10 minutes this gal was as sweet as pie. Real sweet mare with a kind eye :)

This mare was known for bucking and "didn't have a chance"...she now is a first time owner's horse :)

This paint gelding "wasn't going to make anything more than a 3D barrel horse". I'm proud to say he made a nice 2D horse and was sold to Alberta were a young gal is going to learn to run barrels on him! And he absolutely loves being a trail horse!!

This beautiful pony I bought very green broke...she now is running against tough competition with an 8 year old jockey, they're placing 1D barrels and poles!

The Trouble With Frost "Strider" is an 9 month old registered Appaloosa gelding, buckskin in color. He is an own son of TROUBLED MEMORIES who is off of Leaving Memories! Other greats on his papers include Frenchmans Guy and Bugs Alive in 75, Easy Jet, Dash for Cash, First Down Dash (leading paternal grandsire) plus more! With this kind of breeding, need I say more?? 
This cool dude amazes everyone who stops by to say hi with his sweet personality and friendly easy going nature. Show him something once and he's got it, this kid is smart! You can hang over him, rub him everywhere, he moves his hindquarters and forequarters, breaks at the poll...has the right start in his groundwork!
He is eligible for futurities and will make a nice futurity horse to haul down the road! 
His siblings are going for $4000-$4500.  

SOLD!!! I'm glad he's just what you were lookin for Alicia! I'm sure he will enjoy his new home in SK :)

Montana is a coming 4 yr old registered QH gelding, about 15.3hh. ***Two Eyed Jack breeding*** 
This guy may be the normal brown but is absolutely gorgeous with his long mane and tail and beautiful stocky build!
He Has some groundwork done: moves shoulders and hindquarters, lunges, leads, ties, picks up feet, good for haltering. Previous owner put a few rides on him, I've only started him with my method of groundwork using natural horsemanship.
This sweet dude has has a nice and friendly personality and is respectful of his owner! 
He will make a great all around horse whether he's used on the ranch sorting cattle, roping, barrels, trails...and he will be able to do it all!

SOLD! Glad you're loving him, I'm sure he's lovin his new home too :) Good luck!

SOLD!!! Have lots of fun with her Laurel! And happy birthday, how neat is that that you pick her up on the exact day at the exact time when you turn 13! :D

UPDATE: I recently hauled Cricket to a friend's place where we stayed overnight. She handled everything well. I took her around the barrels a couple times and she's proving to know her stuff in the the barrels and poles department. I think she's gonna be great to haul to some gymkhanas/jackpots or make a fun trail horse! She improves with every ride and her price will increase as she learns and grows more. She's just a bundle of fun in this sweetheart!
CRICKET- Miss Cricket is a 9 year old Paint mare standing about 15hh.
She has a quiet personality but is a lot of fun with her "up for anything" attitude! She is started on barrels and poles and doing great! She's gonna be one fun gaming horse!!  So far she's been worked with in an outdoor and indoor arena and been ridden down the road. Walks, trots, lopes and has a pretty nice stop! She's got a beautiful build and is just a sweet heart! 
I've had friends from confident to nervous and experienced to beginner on her as well!
Recently we had the vet come out to check a cough that she had and found she has symptoms of heeves (which is now treated and she's doing awesome). The vet didn't even want to call it heeves because it's so mild. He said to just make sure she has good feed. It has been no problem to manage, just give her good hay.
Asking $2500 but am open to reasonable offers as I'm reducing my herd so I can take on outside horses for training.

I offer riding lessons specifically towards fixing issues/problems, barrel racing or pole bending, groundwork or furthering both horse and rider knowledge. Whether you want to learn how to use leg signals/seat movement or start hauling your horse to jackpots, I can help you prepare for success!
I offer lessons on YOUR horses, so you can haul em down and we can work with both you and your horse to make a champion team! The key in a successful team in starting from a good foundation from the ground up to gain respect and trust.
I love seeing horse and rider click and start working towards their goals, this is my aim with every student!
I charge $25 an hour. We're located in Altona, MB.