Desensitize your horse on our obstacle course, work on obedience and balance in our clinic teaching foundation exercises that will improve your horse no matter what discipline.

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We were teaching in Aiken, SC where the event world trains in the winter. The horse community is rich in cross country courses to train over. The soft red clay footing is easy on the joints and the horses love the weather which ranges from 40-70 in the winter. Check out our new listings of event prospects for sale and visit our clinic schedule for our next training session.

Honest, kind, beautifully trained in dressage, jumping and cross country. This horse is a real packer who will take care of an AA or kid. He is fun and an easy keeper. Come visit us and try him, contact Cari 914-456-3155

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McCoy is the perfect event horse because he will jump anything you point him at-ditches, banks, water, drops, logs, tables, combinations etc. He is beautifully trained in dressage and jumps in perfect form. 15.3 hands tall, stunning and kind, a once in a lifetime mount for the timid rider or competitive kid. Contact us to try him.

We worked on the set of Arthur for several days for a horse sequence involving the main actors, Jennifer Garner and Russell Brand riding double on Mr. T also known as Harbor Mist. Mr. T is famous for being the main horse in Dreamer, and he played Temple Grandin’s favorite horse, Chestnut in the HBO film Temple Grandin. Mr. T also played one of the Secretariat’s in the new Disney film, Secretariat co-starring Diane Lane and John Malkovich.

Actors can be excellent students since they are used to taking direction and listening to what is required to get the shot. Jenn is a natural and Russell is natually terrified of horses. Both worked through each scene with grace and ease.

I taught two sessions of students last week who learned what flexion exercises do for their horse in warm up. Each rider improved dramatically after working through a series of patterns to supple and balance the horse.

Some of the common mistakes people make is not enough contact, or too much contact. It takes hours of practice to develop an elastic feel to the bridle.

Learn how to prepare your horse for his next event and what to expect. Here is a link
Safety is number one so always wear a helmut when your ride and check your equipment. Have a great season!