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Horse Trainers In Michigan |
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Name: DeAnn Gutowski of Prairie Creek Farm
Address: 14770 Gasper Rd., Chesaning, MI 48616
Website: www.prairiecreekfarmservices.com
Email: prairiecreekfarm@yahoo.com
Phone: 989-860-1937
Info: Openings Available: (1) space open for training, (2) spaces available for boarding, and (3) spaces available for students.
Location: Chesaning, MI (Saginaw County)
Services Offered:
Training - Colt starting to Finishing Work (all breeds/disciplines welcome, specialize in hunt on flat and over fences, western pleasure, western performance) Experienced with gaited breeds as well. Trail horses always welcome and will be trail ridden as a large portion of training. Short term or Long term. Proven track record. Many years of documented experience both in the show ring and on the trail. I am always learning and improving my methods to insure that I bring to my clients the best possible experience and most up to date information.
Lessons - Beginner through Advanced lessons for all ages. Show coaching available for a nominal fee to those active within my barn. Trailer in lessons welcome, school horses available.
Boarding - Spacious indoor arena, huge groomed outdoor arena with excellent footing, 40 acres to enjoy, daily turnout, quality feed 2x daily w/ lunch hay available upon request, new pastures planted 2008, safe fences, private turn out available. Well- behaved stallions welcome.
Our goal when training students and horses is to produce excellent horses and horsemen that are able to enjoy thier horse careers beyond my barn. It is not my goal to keep your horse in training full-time for the rest of its life nor is it my goal to create a rider that is dependant on a trainer to tell them what thier seat should be educated enough to feel. I feel that a "show" horse should be just as useful as a trail horse and as such it should be ridden outside of the arena. Horses are worked daily according to thier level of fitness and training. I won't work a horse for hours on end, but it won't stand around in a stall either. Often we keep horses interested in work by tracking some cows around or just doing something that is more fun than riding in circles over and over. Our students enjoy similar benefits - we try to organize trail rides, the kids are allowed to move some cows around, encouraged to arrange obstacle courses, etc. I pride myself in healthy, happy, safe, and fun experience for all involved. I encourage trying new disciplines, new events, new experiences. |
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Name: Pride Training
Address: coopersville
Website: www.myspace.com/pride_training
Email: kellyeandericmartin@yahoo.com
Phone: (616) 402-6982 / (407) 719-2975
Info: Training in western pleasure, western equ, hunter pleasure, saddleseat equ, halter, showmanship, trail, speed and action, breaking horses, conditioning pluse more. ALL BREEDS WELCOME. low prices. trail riders, 4-h and circut riders welcome of all ages. Lessons also avaliable. PLEASE GIVE US A CALL TODAY. |
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Name: Tom Davis, Jr.
Address: Hell, MI
Website: www.tomdavisservices.com
Email: andrea@tomdavisservices
Phone: (517) 861-1087
Info: I specialize in horses and mules that are difficult to train. If you're interested in learning to work with your animals using techniques that it understands,I can help. I not only train your animal,I train you in understanding your animals actions and behaviours. |
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Name: Wess Ehret
Address: Livingston County
Website:
Email: wessehret@yahoo.com
Phone: (931) 628-5819
Info: Wess welcomes any problem horses or mules and colts who need starting. Wess was a competitor in the Mustang Challenge, sponsored by the Mustang Heritage Foundation, which took place at the Midwest Horse Fair in Madison, Wisconsin in April 2008. He expects to compete again in April of 2009. His training experience of more than 25 years has included starting colts of various breeds and disciplines: Thoroughbred and Quarter Race Horses, western pleasure horses, cutting horses, Grand Prix jumpers, reining horses and wild mustangs. References available. |
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Name: Kristin Sluka
Address: 3151 Howland, Almont, Mi 48003
Website: www.triplebarfarm.com
Email: triplebarfarm@carmalot.com
Phone: (810) 798 - 2899
Info: Full service equestrian facility. We offer boarding, professional training, private lessons, school horses and ponies, show coaching, transportation, sales, and leases. Indoor and outdoor arenas. Five acre hunt field. Complete health care program. Heated water in winter, blanket changes ect. Friendly atmosphere. |
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