Horse Training Done Right
From groundwork to first rides — we build brave, respectful horses that are ready for anything.
Training Packages
Green Horse Program
- Full foundation work
- Groundwork, desensitizing, and first rides
- Confidence on trail and in the arena
- Daily handling and consistent exposure
Feed included. Vet & farrier not included.
Tuning & Refresh
- Reinforcement of fundamentals
- Correcting bad habits or rider mismatches
- Softening, stopping, and response work
- Roping donkey and lead steers
Feed included. Vet & farrier not included.
Elite Performance Horse
- Refinement & conditioning for top-tier horses
- Daily rides with performance focus
- Roping, cattle, and advanced exposure
- Show prep, hauling, or finishing details
Feed included. Vet & farrier not included.
It All Starts on the Ground
Every horse we train begins with a strong foundation: pressure, timing, and trust. Our groundwork process builds responsiveness and respect — not fear — so by the time we swing a leg over, the horse already understands the conversation.
Refinement with Purpose
Once the basics are locked in, we move into real-world scenarios: cattle, roping, trail, and pressure. We push each horse just enough to grow their confidence — not their anxiety. The result? A well-rounded athlete that can rope, ride, and handle anything thrown at them.
Performance Horse Training Timeline
Weeks 1–3
Groundwork with purpose: yielding, responsiveness, and building respect. Preparing the mind for a job, not just obedience.
Weeks 4–6
First saddles and rides. Forward movement, softness, and confidence under pressure—building trust early under saddle.
Weeks 7–10
Dedicated arena work: steering, transitions, correct lead development, body control, and consistent stops. Repetition with intention.
Weeks 11–16
Introducing cattle: flag work, tracking a lead steer or dummy, rating pressure and distance, and reading movement. Start of roping exposure as appropriate.
Weeks 17–24
Deepening performance: refining responsiveness, lateral work, speed control, and working confidently in varied environments. Exposure to sorting, pen work, and light roping practice if ready.
Weeks 25+
Polishing the athlete: tuning stops, transitions, and advanced roping mechanics. Reinforcing mental resilience. Owner involvement begins for smooth transition and continued development at home or in competition.