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Note:
The trainers listed are not necessarily endorsed by this website but are here to serve as a general resource for locating a natural horsemanship trainer near you. Contact the trainer directly and ask for references as needed to determine if one of these trainers is right for you.
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- Ryan Garner
- www.hnhacworth.com
- When starting horses, my focus is on giving them a solid foundation from which they can go into any discipline. The philosophy and techniques I use are based on classical and natural horsemanship methods. After bringing a horse along, it is equally important to me to bring you, the owner/rider, into the picture. By doing this, I can help you build a strong partnership with your horse and give you the knowledge you need to continue into whatever discipline you choose. Natural Horsemanship Training For You And Your Horse's Needs.
- Contact Information:
- Ryan Garner
- Harmony N Horsemanship
- 2984 Cedarcrest Road
- Acworth, Georgia 30101
- Phone: 678-895-2409
- Email: rghorsemanship@gmail.com
- Click here for city map/location
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- Bonnie Martin and Kyle McMichen - http://gemara.homestead.com/
- Offering coaching in natural horsemanship and/or working with the horses to improve the communication and relationship between horse and rider. Offering both ground work and riding coaching.
- Contact Information:
- Bonnie Martin and Kyle McMichen
- Gemara Farm
- 626 Piedmont Rd.
- Barnesville, Georgia 30204
- Phone: 770 358-9922
- Email: gemfox@bellsouth.net
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- Jennifer Teague - www.richardshrake.com
- Richard Shrake Resistance
Free® Accredited Trainer. Trainer Specialties:
Beginning Rider Lessons, Recreational Rider
Lessons, Youth Rider Lessons, Adult Rider Lessons.
- Contact Information:
- Jennifer Teague
- A Step Above Stables
- 3839 South Mauney Road
- Blairsville, Georgia 30512
- Phone: 706-745-9051
- Email: stepabove19@hotmail.com
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- Tara Maxwell - www.taramaxwell.com
- Tara's mission is to help people and horses form a deep bond and build a long, enduring relationship through the understanding and appreciation of horse behavior and the human's leadership role. Tara's training philosophy, focus, and techniques are epitomized in three words: understanding, persistence, and patience.
- Contact Information:
- Tara Maxwell
- Bowman, Georgia
- Phone: 706-988-8714
- Email: tara@taramaxwell.com
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- Jeanie Curphey
- If you’re looking for a qualified and talented John Lyon’s Certified trainer, look no further then Jeanie Curphey. Jeanie rode her first horse at age 8 at Flint Hill Camp in Vienna, Virginia, which fired a life-long desire to ride horses, but she was a city dweller and horses were not part of her environment. So she understands people coming to love horses at a later age: She loves to train horses for riders who come to the sport later in life. Safety for both horse and rider her primary concern. Good training does not take a long time but it does take consistency. She is willing to travel anywhere to help people with problem horses and she offers clinics and demos for groups and organizations and provides expanded lessons is Florida and Georgia. Using the proven John Lyon’s method Jeanie will have your horse expertly trained and make you the rider confident on your horse.
- Contact Information:
- Jeanie Curphey
- Thunderhorse Ranch
- 116 Platinum Drive
- Cleveland, Georgia 30528
- Phone: 941-720-6570
- Email: jarmcu1@gmail.com
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- Mario Rossi - www.mrossihorsemanship.com
- Mario's goal is to help the human build a partnership with their horse by teaching the human how horses think and by helping the horse gain confidence. Positive reinforcement through release for the slightest try is used to ultimately create a consistent, supple, calm and capable partner for whatever discipline you choose. All breeds welcome. Se habla espanol.
- Contact Information:
- Mario Rossi
- Mario Rossi, Quality Horsemanship
- 757 W. Fossett Rd.
- Concord, Georgia 30206
- Phone: 770-584-7410
- Email: marioarossi1@hotmail.com
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- Stan Estes - www.highridgestables.com
- High Ridge Stables is a natural horsemanship facility located about 30 miles north of Atlanta, Georgia. We start young horses gently and do extensive work with horses that have behavioral problems and have been deemed untrainable by others, all without fear, force or intimidation.
- Contact Information:
- Stan Estes
- High Ridge Stables
- 2572 Hansard Road
- Cumming, Georgia 30041
- Phone: 770-887-0375
- Email: highridgestables@bellsouth.net
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- Gilbert Gonzales - www.gonzaleshorsetraining.com
- Gilbert was raised on a ranch in Central Texas where he started and broke his first horse when he was 13 years old. He has been training and working with horses ever since. He uses resistance free training techniques. As for his horsemanship, Gilbert takes his philosophy from the Vaquero style of riding, the way of the Spanish Cowboys...The authentic vaquero way is the way of patience. His favorite discipline is cutting horses, working ranch horses. Gilbert also trains all other breeds and disciplines.
- Contact Information:
- Gilbert Gonzales
- Gonzales Horse Training
- Bowden's Pond Road
- Dearing, Georgia 30808
- Phone: 706-595-4146
- Email: info@gonzaleshorsetraining.com
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- Dave Seay - www.daveseay.com
- Dave Seay has been working with horses for more
than 30 years. Whether working with horses at an
event, on the road, or at a private facility, Dave
can be found helping horses and humans overcome
difficulties, fears, and frustrations. Dave
works with many dedicated horse individuals, whether
they are top hunter/jumper and dressage riders,
or active trail riders. In each case, the rider
wants to develop a better communication with their
mount. Through Dave Seay Progressive Horsemanship, horses
in the show ring improve their flatwork and perform
better jumps; on the trail, the horses become confident
and fun to ride.
- Contact Information:
- Dave Seay
- Dave Seay Progressive Horsemanship
- P.O. Box 1219
- Ellijay, Georgia 30540
- Phone: 706-498-4728
- Email: seayhorse@yahoo.com
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- Caroline Jaffee - www.circlec-services.com
- Certified as an Instructor in both NARHA and EAGALA based Equine Assisted therapies, I have cultivated a unique and customized natural horsemanship approach. Coupled with many years interacting with horses, observing horses, and training horses to work successfully within therapeutic settings - I specialize in balanced leading from the ground and responsiveness to subtle gestures from the saddle. This makes spending time with your horse the joy it should be. Methods include natural horsemanship techniques through advanced integration to turn out a solid partner on any trail or course.
- Contact Information:
- Caroline Jaffee
- C 2 It, LLC
- P.O. Box 244
- Grayson, Georgia 30017
- Phone: 404.731.2143
- Email: cjaffee9@yahoo.com
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- Jeff and Jennifer McInvale - www.mcinvalefarms.com
- Natural horsemanship training and lessons
- Contact Information:
- Jeff and Jennifer McInvale
- McInvale Farms
- 1320 Bailey Jester Road
- Griffin, Georgia 30223
- Phone: 770-228-8698
- Email: jeff@mcinvalefarms.com
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- Bert C. Gates - www.gatespracticalhorsemanship.com
- Bert Gates of Gates Practical Horsemanship is a John and Josh Lyons Certified Trainer. He graduated and was certified in Parachute Colorado in November 2008 after 6 months of intensive training. Bert has a passion for helping horses and their owners find common ground and work together as a cohesive unit. Bert believes that a solid foundation for the horse, both young and old, is the key to building a partnership of horse and rider. Bert enjoys working with young stock, establishing that foundation as well as building on that foundation with performance and pleasure horses alike. Problem horses have a special place in Bert's program as he works to reestablish the control and trust needed to reform the unruly or uncontrollable horse. Bert is a firm believer that Trust and Respect are the byproducts of a solid program of establishing control without fear or pain. Control means controlling the different body parts. In addition to his 30+ years as a horseman, Bert served 20+ years in Law Enforcement prior to moving into the equine field full time. During his years of service Bert served as a Mounted Patrol Officer and as a patrol officer. Bert credits his years of service dealing with difficult humans with enhancing his patience with horses.
- Contact Information:
- Bert C. Gates
- Gates Practical Horsemanship
- 1142 Lakeview Drive
- Grovetown, Georgia 30813
- Phone: 706-564-9288
- Email: b.gates@bluelineranch.com
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- Sandi Forester
- www.sandiforester.com
- A soft, natural approach using positive reinforcement training and dressage basics. Understanding the horse's instincts, behavior, language and physiology develops a deeper bond and partnership with your horse. All levels, breeds and disciplines. 40 years professional experience.
- Contact Information:
- Sandi Forester
- The Powder Forest
- 386 S. Mt. Carmel Road
- McDonough, Georgia 30253
- Phone: 770-957-5180
- Email: sandiforester@bellsouth.net
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- Ed Dabney is an internationally acclaimed clinician, presenting horsemanship and riding clinics all over the U.S. and in Europe. A fifth-generation horseman, Ed Dabney has over 30 years experience using and teaching his gentle horsemanship methods in the ranching, training and movie industries. Ed gained rich insight into the horse's instinct and culture through his experiences living in Wyoming, where Ed trained horses for several large ranches. Ed has produced a series of instructional DVDs; his television show, "Ed Dabney Gentle Horsemanship," has been broadcast on the nationwide television network, RFD-TV, and his training articles have appeared in numerous magazines. In 2007, Ed was named Champion of the East Coast Trainer Challenge Series by Equine Extravaganza. With his wife and daughters, Ed resides near Atlanta, Georgia, where he accepts horses for training, colt starting and problem solving and teaches horsemanship and riding instruction.
- Contact Information:
- Ed Dabney
- Ed Dabney Gentle Horsemanship
- P.O Box 1211
- Monroe, Georgia 30655
- Phone: 770-314-9254
- Email: ed@eddabney.com
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- Asa Pippin - www.asapippin.com
- John Lyons Certified Trainer.
Our horse training program is extraordinary!
We do not teach by using brute force, but we
believe in letting the horse figure out what
we are asking by utilizing the pressure and
release system. This method teaches your horse
to become very light and responsive and helps
him to think clearly and to stay calmer while
he is being asked to perform. Whether we are
training your horse or teaching you as a rider,
we try to make training very simple and fun
for all.
- Contact Information:
- Asa Pippin
- Wise Creek Ranch
- 4425 Smith Mill Road
- Monticello, Georgia 31064
- Home Phone: 706-468-0559
- Barn Phone: 877-468-0554
- Email: asa@asapippin.com
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- Karen Jones - http://studentofthehorse.weebly.com/
- Natural Horsemanship Teacher and Coach; Natural Horse-Keeping/Complementary Therapy Consultations.
- Contact Information:
- Karen Jones
- Student of The Horse
- 872 Jim Starr Road
- Newnan, Georgia 30263
- Phone: 770-251-1799
- Email: kjpuzzles@mindspring.com
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- Del Wideman - www.delwideman.com
- As a Progressive Horseman, Instructor, Trainer, and Clinician, having studied and practiced both the "conventional and natural" horsemanship methods, Del helps people "Make the Connection" with their horses in any discipline through the universal methods of "Progressive Horsemanship" (a form of natural horsemanship). She provides instruction in the art of understanding and communicating effectively with the horse on the ground and from the saddle. She is committed to advancing the partnership between horse and human by teaching Progressive Horsemanship (communication, trust and the humane treatment of equines through horse psychology and safe practices), bridging the gap for English and Western Riding Disciplines.
- Contact Information:
- Del Wideman
- Progressive Horsemanship
- 510 Taylor Smith Road
- Royston, Georgia 30662
- Phone: 706-245-0433
- Email: delwideman@bellsouth.net
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- John David Rogers - www.richardshrake.com
- Richard Shrake Resistance
Free® Accredited Trainer. Trainer Specialties:
Beginning Rider Lessons, Intermediate Rider
Lessons, Starting Young Horses, Groundwork.
- Contact Information:
- John David Rogers
- 29114 Hwy 112
- Toomsboro, Georgia 31090
- Phone: 478-933-5057 or 478-933-5418
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