| Training information at a glance |
| Training information at a glance |
A commitment of sixty (60) days is the minimum
amount of time required for each horse entering
Ed's training program. Less than this will
shortchange both horse and owner.
Once the horse has been accepted for training,
each owner completes a form indicating the short
and long term goals for their horse. These are
discussed, and Ed maintains a checklist -- keeping
owners abreast of their horse's progress.
Owners are welcome to visit anytime, and are
strongly encouraged to participate in the weekly
three-hour free lesson time slot which is set aside
specifically for the purpose of individual demonstration
and practice. Owner involvement is an important
aspect of our training process; a fundamental factor
which facilitates the establishment of a quality
relationship between owner and horse.
As safety for Ed and the horses he trains
remains paramount; every horse in training
experiences the logical progression from the
indoor roundpen and arena, moving to the
outdoor roundpen and arena, and finally it’s
on to the real world of ponds & creeks, woods &
ravines.
amount of time required for each horse entering
Ed's training program. Less than this will
shortchange both horse and owner.
Once the horse has been accepted for training,
each owner completes a form indicating the short
and long term goals for their horse. These are
discussed, and Ed maintains a checklist -- keeping
owners abreast of their horse's progress.
Owners are welcome to visit anytime, and are
strongly encouraged to participate in the weekly
three-hour free lesson time slot which is set aside
specifically for the purpose of individual demonstration
and practice. Owner involvement is an important
aspect of our training process; a fundamental factor
which facilitates the establishment of a quality
relationship between owner and horse.
As safety for Ed and the horses he trains
remains paramount; every horse in training
experiences the logical progression from the
indoor roundpen and arena, moving to the
outdoor roundpen and arena, and finally it’s
on to the real world of ponds & creeks, woods &
ravines.
| Contact Ed for more info about his training program and fees |
| It's all in a day's work |
