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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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- Cecil Huff
- www.bucksandspurs.com
- International
travelers have discovered a hidden
treasure in the Ozark hills of our
community –– Bucks & Spurs Guest
Ranch. The guest ranch, owned and
operated by Cecil and Sonny Huff,
has become a destination point for
vacationers from around the world,
horse enthusiasts interested in
gaining hands-on experience at a
working ranch. Lodging at the ranch,
guests have the opportunity to participate
in day-to-day operations as a part
of the vacation adventure. For some,
the stay is a serious learning experience,
they come to Bucks & Spurs to
fine tune their horsemanship skills
and gain knowledge on how to train
horses using positive reinforcement.
Cecil Huff takes the guests under
his guidance and demonstrates a
technique for working with young
horses that builds a bond with the
animal, quickly and effectively.
This approach to training young
horses is actually why many international
guests select Bucks & Spurs
Guest Ranch as their vacation destination
point.
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- Laura Hudd
- www.naturalmustangranch.com
- Horse/human interaction: solving horse issues and gaining respect with excellent ground manners using basic fundamentals such as: patience, horse sense, mutal trust. Promotional video available upon request. All breeds accepted. Colt starting.
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- Leslie Smith
- www.mlsequestrian.net
- MLS Equestrian, owned by Leslie Smith, is located in Farmington, Missouri. Trainer/Breeder/Judge, Leslie Smith, has over 30 years experience in the horse industry. We utilize training and instruction methods similar to those of Clinton Anderson and Richard Shrake. Resistance Free riding and training are of utmost importance in our programs. In training we accentuate the natural abilities of the horse and teach riders how to communicate effectively with their mounts in order to arrive at the best possible performance.
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- James and Laura Martinez
- http://wardancefarm.com
- What is unique about our program is that we strive to create respect and communication between the horse and the handler or rider. When working with horses you must remember that steps cannot be skipped because these "holes" will show up in your horse's training. That's why we always hear, "My horse is really awesome, except when he ..." When you take your time to do things correctly and simplify and clarify each step before moving on, you and your horse will be more well-rounded, better partners in respect and communication. That is, you will better communicate your message and your horse will really respect you for it! Our goal is to achieve this kind of relationship with each horse and rider combination and to share our deep passion with each new student. This overwhelming passion is the difference between good and great! We are currently accepting new horses for training at Timberline Stables in New Bloomfield, Missouri. We use a combination of many trainer's techniques that have been adapted to each of our personalities and preferences. We offer colt starting, work with problem horses, and work to mold and refine the relationship between horse and rider. See our web site for more information.
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- Patrick Benson
-
www.johnlyons.com
- John Lyons Certified Trainer
- Contact Information:
- Patrick Benson
- 10501 NW 76th Street
- Kansas City, Missouri 64152
- Phone: 816-516-6630
- Click here for city map/location
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- Jennifer & Tony Vaught - www.forthehorse.org
- Principles of Natural Horsemanship are used at "For The Horse" Ranch. Tony and Jennifer Vaught are committed to providing a harmonious relationship between horse and rider. They will teach you to "See What They See." This can be achieved in different ways. Of course the best possible situation would be to have both the horse and rider come together to "For the Horse" Ranch for lessons, clinics or an educational opportunity to ride with Tony and Jenny for a day, a week, a month or a year. Other situations will be to have Tony and Jenny develop your horse, so that you are able to have a great relationship with your horse. Tony and Jenny each have thousands of hours starting young horses, restarting horses and fixing difficult and challenging horses. Whatever the situation is with you and your horse, there is a solution at "For the Horse" Ranch with Tony and Jenny Vaught.
- Contact Information:
Jennifer & Tony Vaught
"For the Horse" Ranch
- 21501 State Route 58
- Pleasant Hill, Missouri 64080
(Near Kansas City, Missouri)
Phone: 816-392-2376
Email: tjvaught@msn.com
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here for city map/location
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- Scott Jaycox
-
www.scottjaycox.com
- I would like to help match your riding/training skills to your horses and vice versa; if you are not communicating with your horse, you're not enjoying your horse and your horse is not enjoying you.
- Contact Information:
- Scott Jaycox
- Scott Jaycox Natural Horsemanship Trainer
- 6861 Hwy Cc
- Leslie, Missouri 63056
- Phone: 314-808-3124
- Email: Jaffic@aol.com
- Click here for city map/location
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- Ryan Gingerich - connectivehorsemanship.com
- Welcome to a truly unique
experience, one that will reward you and your
horse with a stronger bond based on a positive
no nonsense training system that not only teaches
you how to train your horse, but how your horse
learns. This knowledge creates a safe, secure
relationship and a lasting connection between
you and your horse. From backyard horse owners
to professional trainers, Ryan's "Connective
Horsemanship®" methods work.
- Contact Information:
- Ryan Gingerich
- The Equestrian Connection,
LLC
- 260 Victory Court
- Moscow Mills, Missouri 63362
- Phone: 636-356-4772
- Email: rgingerich@connectivehorsemanship.com
- Click
here for city map/location
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- Terry & Dollene Tryon
- www.leanintranch.com
- In the early 80's Terry
began to seek out people who seemed to get along
with their horse and started to study the ways
they were using. In the mid 80's Terry began
to attend clinics and study video tapes and
books from everyone he could manage to see.
He began with some John Lyons Symposiums and
then studied with Pat Parelli's Corral structure.
Terry became a Parelli Corral leader for 4 years.
He attended clinics as an auditor or rider,
with Ray Hunt, Buck Brannaman, Bryan Nuebert,
Larry Mahan, Craig Cameron, Dave Seay, Clinton
Anderson, Lyn Palm, Martha and R. E. Josey,
Barbara Schulte, Don West and Gawani Pony Boy.
Terry was an instructor for various courses
for the Bureau of Prisons during a 21 year career
with that agency. He has attended several courses
on public speaking and teaching through his
former employment. Terry has taken his retirement
and his wife Dollene has taken an early retirement
from the public school system to devote their
time to training horses and people to form a
relationship that will benefit the horse and
rider.
- Contact Information:
- Terry & Dollene Tryon
- Leanin' T Ranch
- 19810 Lakeview Trail
- Raymondville, Missouri 65555
- Phone: (417) 457-1136
- Email: Terry@leanintranch.com
- Click
here for city map/location
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- Diane Ebel -
www.johnlyons.com
- John Lyons Certified Trainer
- Contact Information:
- Diane Ebel
- 9216 Matthew Lane
- St. Louis, Missouri 63127
- Phone: 314-952-3013
- Email: dianemebel@yahoo.com
- Click here for city map/location
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- Peter Caldwell -
www.equinepartnershiptraining.com
- We are a small family owned business. We offer training, starting, finishing and spring tune-up. We also offer riding lessons on your horse or ours.
- Contact Information:
- Peter Caldwell
- Equine Partnership Training
- 27 Green Brier Drive
- Seymour, Missouri 65746
- Phone: 573-528-7768
- Email: horsetarget1@yahoo.com
- Click here for city map/location
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- L.C. Cannon - www.johnlyons.com
- John Lyons Certified Trainer
- Contact Information:
- L.C. Cannon
- 38897 State Highway A
- Truxton, Missouri 63381
- Phone: 636-597-3800
- Email: debut@centurytel.net
- Click here for city map/location
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- Bruce Nock, Ph.D. - http://homepage.mac.com/brucenock/Index.html
- You don't have to be a
prodigy, sage or mystic to train horses. Liberated
Horsemanship™ can broaden your training
prowess and free you from a reliance on step-by-step
instruction and training by imitation. Learn
how to create and adapt training methods to
reach your goals. Bruce is an avid rider, trainer,
and instructor whose love and respect for horses
shines throughout his book Ten Golden Rules
of Horse Training. He rides a Morgan stallion
named Gabriel. Bruce is an expert in animal
behavior, holding both Master and PhD degrees
in Psychobiology, from Bucknell University and
The Institute of Animal Behavior, Rutgers University.
- Contact Information:
- Bruce Nock, Ph.D.
- Liberated Horsemanship
- Watershed Farm
- P.O. Box 546
- Warrenton, Missouri 63383
- Phone: 314-740-5847
- Email: brucenock@mac.com
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here for city map/location
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