Darrell Bereuter
Rope 'n Tie Ranch
Cedar Hill, MO 63016 |
636-226-7952
Website
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Colt starting, calf roping, reining, barrel racing,
trail, western pleasure. Private lessons on your horse. |
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Charlie Johnson
Circle J Ranch
Festus, Mo 63028 |
636-937-0484
Email Charlie |
Halter fitting, riding lessons with your
horse. |
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Mary Loomis
Bourbon, MO 65441 |
573-732-4757
Website
Email Mary |
Multi-disciplined certified riding instructor,
clinician, judge and trainer |
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Scott Phillips
Legacy Farm
Belton, MO 64012 |
816-322-4301
Email Scott |
Halter fitting and starting under saddle. |
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Ashley Miller
Reel Show Horses
Lonedell MO 63088
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314-221-7610
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Site
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Training for Arabians, NSH and related breeds from start
to finish. |
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Rebeca Ricketson
Doolittle Acres
Bates City, MO 64011 |
816-678-7556
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Site
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20+ years of training, showing, and raising
horses of all breeds and disciplines. Accepting horses from
all backgrounds, correcting problems to starting colts from
the ground up. Natural horsemanship methods and good 'ole
common sense is all I use to train horses, no chains,
beatings, head tying, etc. I only charge you for the days I
work your horse, not a "flat fee" boarding situation. |
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Joe Rohaley
KICKINUPDIRT RANCH
390 Dogwood Dr.
Hollister, MO |
417-231-7968
Email Joe |
I have over 20 years working with older horses and
colts/fillies. Natural horsemanship. Western
pleasure. Hazing... for bulldogging in rodeo. I train all
the horses to act the same no matter if it's even a kid on
it. I charge by month or a set price and when that horse
is finished to your liking. |
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Scott Wilson
Walnut Springs Ranch Bismarck, MO 63624
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573-854-1806
573-518-4140
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Scott's specialty is starting colts, breaking,
refining and tuning. He truly is a Horseman and rides 7
days a week. Our facility has a 80X150 indoor arena, 100X200
outdoor arena, 60' round pen and numerous trails on 330
acres. Scott rides the colts daily outside, pushing cattle,
crossing creeks, opening gates etc. We specialize in
working ranch horses, team roping and barrel racing. |
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Tony & Jennifer
Vaught
“For the Horse” Ranch
Fair Play, MO
Pine Dell Farm
Lee’s Summit, MO |
417-399-4146
For the
Horse
Pine
Dell Farm
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Tony and Jennifer Expertise is: Natural Horsemanship
Colt Starting, Restarting and furthering individual
performance goals, trail riding, Pat Parelli’s methods and
all English and Western pursuits. Clinics, Colt Starts,
individual and group lessons both in Fair Play and Lee’s
Summit. |
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Randy Lee
Lee's Quarter Horses
13151 Summit Drive
De Soto, MO 63020 |
636-337-0060
Website
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I take what now would be called a unique approach
to training. I believe that the only ground work that a
horse needs is to be taught to lead which should be done
when a horse is still a foal. When I receive a horse in for
training, it is saddled and mounted, (believe it or not,
only about 1 in 60 horses ever go to bucking). Due to the
fact I stay relaxed, the horse relaxes too. Therefore, it
keeps the tension low key. I am a firm believer that a horse
needs trained, not broke. I want a horse that wants to make
the choice to ride for me |
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Abby White
Woodson Hill
Equestrian Center
Edwardsville, KS 66111 and Kansas City, MO 65142
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Website
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More than 15 years experience riding, showing, and
training horses. Western and English riding lessons and
horse training for a variety of disciplines. Expertise in
both Western and English All-Around events. Also offering
coaching, judging, consulting and clinics. Degrees in Animal
Science and Ag Communications from Kansas State University.
Top 5 at the AQHA World Show in horse judging. Trained
numerous AQHA-point earners and local circuit winners. |
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Scott Jaycox
6861 Hwy CC
Leslie, MO 63056 |
314-808-3124
Email Scott |
I will help you match your riding skills to your horse’s
and vice versa; from there, you can do anything! All my
lessons begin with showing you how to communicate with your
horse, and recognize how he (or she) is communicating with
you. If you're not communicating fully and clearly with your
horse, then you're not completely enjoying your horse and
your horse is not enjoying you. |
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Johnny Morgan
Morgan Performance Horses
2514 State Hwy J.
Marshfield Mo 65706 |
417 241-9582
417-298-3739
816-695-0301
Website
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Training AQHA/APHA/NSBA/PtHA Western pleasure and
Hunter Under saddle horses (FULL TIME). Accepting new
clients for 2011. Also holding regular clinics, and offering
riding lessons for everyone beginner to advanced. Help get
your 'spoiled' horse back on track. Check our website for
full details. |
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Karen Franklin
Karen Franklin's Foundation Equine Training
Eldon, MO 65026 |
573-280-7620
Email Karen |
Specializing in family safe horses, 20 yrs.
experience, Starting 2 yr. olds, Ranch Horse, Trail Riding,
Reining, Riding Lessons, Horses for Sale, Boarding options
available. |
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Esther Clancy
22084 Hwy NN
Cook Station Mo 65449 |
573-265-1516
Email Esther |
Colt starting using Natural Horsemanship methods. Lots
of trail and pasture miles as well as arena work depending
on particular horse. Tune ups and more advanced training on
older horses. References available. |
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Chris McGuire
CM Horse Training
147 Outback Ln.
Lebanon, MO 65536 |
573-280-7917
Email Chris |
I've been training gaited & non-gaited horses, and
even some mules for about 14 years. My training is more
specailized in getting a horse ready so the owner is
comfortable in a trailriding situation. I start with a small
round training pen and work up through the larger pens and
then out on to the trail. We have a working ranch with all
the cattle, rolling hills and atmosphere to get them ready.
I beleive in gaining the horses confidence & respect. |
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Janine White
Racing Stable LLC
Labadie, MO. |
314-435-0742
Email Janine |
Licensed Racehorse Trainer. Thoroughbred and
Quarter Horse. Now accepting a limited number of outside
clients. Reasonable day-rates. Quality training, care, and
dedication to ALL horses in my care! |
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Welsh Training
and Shoeing
Rogersville, MO |
563-880-7716
Training phone
563-880-7715 Farrier phone
Email Darcie
Website |
"Bringing the best out in your horse!" We
specialize in extensive farrier work as well as Reining
training and showing. We also offer colt starting, barrel
horse training and more. |
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Lost Springs Farms
Cole Camp MO 65325 |
660-287-3781
Email Lost Springs |
Full service barn, Lessons,training horses,
carriage driving lessons and training We use a dressage
foundation to teach horse and rider. We train the young
horses to respect and listen to you no matter the situation.
We take our horses out into the real world. We have two fall
spots left. |
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Peter Caldwell
Equine Partnership Training
27 Green Brier Dr.
Seymour, MO 65746 |
573-528-7768
Email Peter
Website |
We are a small family owned business. We focus on
starting and finishing. Problem horses are accepted on a
case by case basis. We also offer riding lessons, you can
see our complete profile on our website. |
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Jessica Weger
Crescent Ridge Ranch
22924 Crystal Court
Wright City, MO 63390 |
636-384-6090 cell
636-463-2254
Email Jessica
Website |
Offering a lifetime of equestrian experience,
Jessica is well suited to assist you in all of your equine
needs. Specializing in starting great all around horses
with a reining base and assisting riders to understand and
communicate with their horses. Success in halter,
showmanship, western pleasure, ranch riding, horsemanship,
english pleasure, equitation, barrel racing, pole bending,
flags, reining, ranch reining, and has cattle experience. |
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CM
Horsmanship
At Union Stables
146 Schupp Rd.
Union, MO 63084 |
636-486-6138
Email Melissa
Website |
Specialties: trail skills, competitive trail, English,
western, problem behaviors and horse starting. |
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Tabitha Darling
Houston, Missouri |
417 932 6959
(evenings)
Email Tabitha |
Area of expertise: Lessons, pony rides, special holiday
discounts are available, hippotherapy, ground training,
saddle and starting, trail, dressage, western, severe
spooking or aggression issues, cart driving, plow and other
farm related training, log skidding.
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