Horse Training
We are currently accepting a limited number of horses for training. If you need a
baby started or if your horse is giving you some problems, give a call or send an
email. We can help get you and your horse back on track.
To see more about our training program, please click on any of the links below of
some of our recent graduates.
GRADUATED:
Little Joe: A 7 year old Quarter Horse ranch gelding.
Sangria: A 3 year old Rocky Mountain filly.
Incognito: A 5 year old Peruvian Paso gelding.
Hollywood: A 7 year old palomino Quarter Horse gelding.
Mandalay: A 3 year old AHA gelding out of "Versace".
Jolie: Our 5 year old Standardbred mare.
Gus: A 1/2 Arabian endurance gelding.
Our training philosophy is simple. We realize that you can't "make" a horse do
anything. Horses, like riders, need to be trained. That process involves gaining
respect, forming a partnership and guiding the horse through a series of
exercises to achieve the desired result.
For example, we can't physically pull a horse into a horse trailer. They're much
bigger and stronger than us. We can, however, convince the horse that being in
the trailer is a great place to be. We accomplish this by making him work and only
letting him rest when he is at the trailer door. You'd be amazed how quickly the
horse realizes that being near the horse trailer is a really good place to be and
being inside the trailer is an even better place! Time and patience is the key to
success.
We want our horses to cooperate and work with us. We don't want them to fear
us. We do, however, want them to respect us. Think of any successful
relationship in life and you'll probably see that it's based on mutual respect. Not
fear. Our relationships with our horse is no different. Once we get past our own
egos, it's amazing what we can accomplish by working as a team.
We use the training methods of all the top trainers. Clinton Anderson, Chris Cox,
John Lyons and others. These horsemen all have proven track records and their
training methods are tried and true! We're not trying to reinvent the wheel here.
Rather, we're using the knowledge that we've gained from the countries premier
horse trainers in our own training program.
baby started or if your horse is giving you some problems, give a call or send an
email. We can help get you and your horse back on track.
To see more about our training program, please click on any of the links below of
some of our recent graduates.
GRADUATED:
Little Joe: A 7 year old Quarter Horse ranch gelding.
Sangria: A 3 year old Rocky Mountain filly.
Incognito: A 5 year old Peruvian Paso gelding.
Hollywood: A 7 year old palomino Quarter Horse gelding.
Mandalay: A 3 year old AHA gelding out of "Versace".
Jolie: Our 5 year old Standardbred mare.
Gus: A 1/2 Arabian endurance gelding.
Our training philosophy is simple. We realize that you can't "make" a horse do
anything. Horses, like riders, need to be trained. That process involves gaining
respect, forming a partnership and guiding the horse through a series of
exercises to achieve the desired result.
For example, we can't physically pull a horse into a horse trailer. They're much
bigger and stronger than us. We can, however, convince the horse that being in
the trailer is a great place to be. We accomplish this by making him work and only
letting him rest when he is at the trailer door. You'd be amazed how quickly the
horse realizes that being near the horse trailer is a really good place to be and
being inside the trailer is an even better place! Time and patience is the key to
success.
We want our horses to cooperate and work with us. We don't want them to fear
us. We do, however, want them to respect us. Think of any successful
relationship in life and you'll probably see that it's based on mutual respect. Not
fear. Our relationships with our horse is no different. Once we get past our own
egos, it's amazing what we can accomplish by working as a team.
We use the training methods of all the top trainers. Clinton Anderson, Chris Cox,
John Lyons and others. These horsemen all have proven track records and their
training methods are tried and true! We're not trying to reinvent the wheel here.
Rather, we're using the knowledge that we've gained from the countries premier
horse trainers in our own training program.
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Gus is a 1/2 Arab gelding who
recently entered our training
program. He has exhibited some
"spooking" issues on trails and
has a tendency to "pull back"
when tied. We will address these
issues over the next 30 days and
provide updates on this page.
We plan to start working on his
ground manners first. UPDATE:
Gus has Graduated! Please click
here for more pics and info.
recently entered our training
program. He has exhibited some
"spooking" issues on trails and
has a tendency to "pull back"
when tied. We will address these
issues over the next 30 days and
provide updates on this page.
We plan to start working on his
ground manners first. UPDATE:
Gus has Graduated! Please click
here for more pics and info.
Cleveland Arena & Stables 713-855-7398
123 County Road 3189B, Cleveland, Texas 77327
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Mandalay Bey is a 3 year old
Arabian gelding who is
beginning his career in
dressage. We are currently
working on his collection and
impulsion in the round pen
using side reins. To see
Mandalay in training, please
click here. Mandalay Bey has
been sold and will be starting
his career has a hunter jumper
in Argyle, Texas.
Arabian gelding who is
beginning his career in
dressage. We are currently
working on his collection and
impulsion in the round pen
using side reins. To see
Mandalay in training, please
click here. Mandalay Bey has
been sold and will be starting
his career has a hunter jumper
in Argyle, Texas.
