We don’t just train horses—we build champions. Our training program is designed for those who want to develop confident, reliable horses that are as skilled as they are willing. Whether you're starting a young colt, refining your roping skills, or preparing for competition, we tailor our approach to meet the unique needs of you and your horse.
Our philosophy centers around the horse’s mind as much as their body. We believe that true horsemanship starts with building a strong, trusting partnership between horse and rider. Our approach isn’t just about teaching a horse to perform—it’s about helping them thrive. We work to ensure every horse not only knows their job, but loves it, too. We focus on clear communication, patience, and consistency to ensure that every horse we work with becomes a calm, confident partner.
If you’re ready to unlock your horse’s true potential and build a lasting partnership, we’re here to help every step of the way.
We start young horses with a focus on building trust, respect, and a solid foundation for future training.
Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned competitor, we’ll help you fine-tune your roping technique, timing, and connection with your horse to elevate your performance.
For horses that need more focused work, we provide advanced training to refine skills, build confidence, and prepare for competition.
“Jayde is a very talented horse trainer that can connect with his horses in order to make them excel to the best of their capability. I love the fact that he tries to connect with them and help them to discover their real talent.”
Marcelo Guzman
Training Program Details
Spacious 12x12 stalls with fresh bedding
Unlimited access to high-quality alfalfa & grass hay
Daily stall cleaning and regular turnout for mental and physical recovery
Safe, well-maintained pastures and facilities
Customized training plans tailored to your horse’s needs
Daily riding and exercise to build strength, skills, and confidence
Focus on rope horse horsemanship, colt starting, and overall equine development
Regular progress updates to keep you informed and involved
Frequently Asked Questions
Absolutely! You can schedule a visit to check on your horse as well as book lessons. However, if I determine that your horse is not ready for your skill level or that it wouldn’t be beneficial for either of you at their current stage of training, I may deny the request. In that case, I’ll gladly show you what they know and what we are working on.
Your horse must have a full vet check to ensure they are sound. A health certificate, a negative Coggins test, and a full set of vaccinations are required. Since we travel frequently, we prioritize the health of all horses in our care. Additionally, to make sure they start off on the right foot (literally), we request their feet should be properly maintained to prevent any future issues.
This depends on the individual horse. I typically work horses between 4 to 6 days per week, based on their needs, progress, and physical condition. A 5-day average is the most common. Rest days are essential for learning and recovery.
My current vet is Dr. James Tilly in Hot Springs, Arkansas. I plan to move to Arizona soon and have not yet selected a new vet, but I am considering Desert Valley Equine.
Yes! I always have a trailer hooked up and ready to transport horses quickly to ensure they receive the necessary care as soon as possible.
Yes, absolutely! I provide a full forage diet, but I’m happy to accommodate your horse’s specific dietary needs. If you bring their grain and supplements, I’ll ensure they receive them. If I supply them, there will be an additional charge.
Yes! If you have more than two horses in training at the same time, I offer a $100 discount per horse after the second one.
You can schedule a lesson with me anytime I have availability, and I’ll gladly help you with anything you need.