Testimonials
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Sylvia is the most patient, caring person we have ever met. She truly has an amazing gift We recently retired and decided, for the first time in our lives, to buy two horses and learn to ride. We bought two Tennessee Walkers: Rusty (8 years old) and Shiloh (6 years old). Shiloh, although a little spoiled, didn’t have any serious issues. Rusty, however, was an entirely different story. It was apparent he had been abused and was fearful of everything, including vets, farriers and more. We couldn’t even clean his back hooves. We scheduled their first vet visit and Rusty was terrified. He reared on the vet and had to be sedated to get his shots, but not without an unpleasant fight. We were told Rusty would probably have to be sedated every time the farrier worked on his hooves because of his massive fears there. We scheduled the vet to sedate Rusty on his first farrier visit with us and it was quite an experience, one we never wanted again! Being new to this we had no idea what to do. We found Sylvia Scott on the internet a few days after that. Within two visits we were able to pick up all of Rusty’s feet. It also used to be a chore to get Rusty to come to us in the field. We took Rusty to Sylvia’s training center periodically and Sylvia has flushed out and fixed many issues in Rusty. He is now an entirely different horse! The last two appointments with the farrier have gone perfectly, no need for sedation, his fears completely gone there. He comes every time we call for him in the field, too. He is ridden several times a week now. You can tell he is a happy horse, he is so bonded to us and he trusts again. We can’t imagine what would have happened if we hadn’t found Sylvia. Sylvia is the most patient, caring person we have ever met. She truly has an amazing gift. She has given us the gift of our horses wanting to be with us, not just tolerating our presence. We can’t thank Sylvia enough and we would highly recommend Sylvia Scott and her training methods to anyone having problems with their horse. Roger and Faye
Cox
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