Our Coaches

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  “I started my lifelong equestrian partnership at the age of four and was competing over fence by age six. I have always been fascinated by the way horses speak and interact with one another, especially wild Mustangs. Growing up, I spent most of my free time watching and working with horses. It consumed me. I found, at an early age, that I had a way with animals - especially horses. By the time I was 14 years old, I had developed a method of communicating with horses that gained their respect and trust. Through the years, I have found my way of communicating works particularly well with wild Mustangs. I am continually trying new ways of talking with these incredible horses to better my communication with them, listen to them, and prepare them for the amazing future they deserve.”
 

 “I have been learning about horse training since I was eight years old. I’ve always encountered horses labeled difficult, neglected, or feral, providing many learning opportunities. I often asked myself why these horses were afraid of people, ropes, and sticks. The answer was obvious. But I wanted to let those animals realize I wouldn’t do the same. My ropes and sticks were extensions of my body - tools for them to understand that I wouldn’t hurt them. Always being led by my passion, I became a Professional Horse Trainer in 2013. My clientele ranges from exercising horses to training in backyards, small farms, and rescues. I love working with foals and youngsters and have special abilities with equines labeled difficult. It’s critical to give these equines the best start that I know how to.
Recently, I’ve become a student of the mule and have gained more understanding of that equine brain. My goal is to train a willing, calm equine partner that looks to their Handler for advice. I’m looking forward to helping and training these mustangs and giving them their best shot at domestic life.”