Horse training

[smith88]

Hello all,

I am looking to get a horse broke. Located in Medicine Hat but willing to travel a couple hours for the right person.

Thanks,
Ashton

[Lites out]

You should probably list type and age of horse, known bad habbits and whether or not he or she knows how to buck!!! Lots claim to be horse trainers but breaking one sometimes needs a true professional, especially if say children will be involved later

[MountainTi]

http://canadianhorsereviews.blogspot...semanship.html

[Tom Cat]

Lots of “horse trainers” around the hat, you shouldn’t have to travel anywhere if you don’t want to, anyone good won’t be cheap though. Stop by the feeding company and check the bulletin board or better yet go to one of the local arenas and ask around, someone will steer you in the right direction

[spoiledsaskhunter]

Originally Posted by Tom Cat

Lots of “horse trainers” around the hat, you shouldn’t have to travel anywhere if you don’t want to, anyone good won’t be cheap though. Stop by the feeding company and check the bulletin board or better yet go to one of the local arenas and ask around, someone will steer you in the right direction

this......plus there are a bunch of good trainers around maple creek who will give them pasture/cow time if that's what you want

[cdmc]

Bit of a trail to Penhold from the hat but...Bold equine.

[fed]

I know a guy here in taber that used to do that. Could get ahold of him if you wanted me to and get his info to you.

[smith88]

Thanks for the responses everyone. I did go look at MHFC and have an ad on Kijiji.

The horse is a 4 year old AQHA gelding. Pretty friendly, walks up to you when in the pasture. Can't say whether is a bucker or not, never seen him do it but that doesn't mean much. Halter broke, stands for the ferrier and loads into a trailer.

[NCC]

Jesse Thompson, 7P Ranch, Longview gets all of ours.