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Featured Trainer |
Name: Darcie Welsh
Address: McGregor, IA 52157
Website: www.welshshoeingtraining.com
Email: darcie@welshshoetrain.com
Phone: (563) 880-7716
Info: Our Reining training is very extensive. We start with the basics of body control from head to tail making both sides of the body the same. This allows even a less natural horse to perform a correct maneuver to the best of their ability. It also reduces the risk of lameness by teaching the horse to use its body correctly instead of repetitively training the maneuver. |
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 Having full body basics keeps the horse broke enough to be corrected in later stages which help the longevity of the horses performance. Training is $650 per month. This includes board, grooming, and 3 free lessons per month. $575/month for 3 months or more. Darcie focuses strongly on bringing the best out in your horse. With her passion for training and her love for horses it makes her and excellent hand. Darcie has many years of rodeo experience, but her true talent came to life when she discovered reining. Darcie trains with a soft, but firm hand. She keeps her horses soft, supple and in willing frame of mind so that they are ready to perform when the rider asks.
Darcie has trained and competed in many events other than reining Darcie was a professional barrel racer in the WPRA for 5 years before discovering reining. She still offers barrel training and has found it extremely beneficial for barrel horse to perform to their full potential. She has training and showing experience ;in Western Pleasure, Barrel Racing, Western Discipline Rail, and Trail classes.. Darcie has very efficient thorough training methods. The same methods she uses for reining she uses for other disciplines as well. It is about breaking resistance and putting the horse in a willing frame of mind. Also getting complete and equal body brokenness. |
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