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SERVICES
OFFERED
COLT STARTING FROM THE GROUND
UP
HERES WHAT CLINTON ANDERSON SAYS ABOUT PROPERLY
STARTING COLTS:
"The first 6
weeks of riding in a two year old lay the foundation for the rest of
his life" .
The good AND the BAD experiences
never leave him. You have a huge
investment in a 2 yr old prospect....WHY WOULD YOU
SELL HIS FUTURE OUT TO THE
LOWEST BIDDER ??
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This is not your average
"hobble him and saddle him" deal. In 60 to 90 days your
colt will be able to do the following:
- Saddle, while standing quietly
ground tied
- Ride quiet and relaxed
- Break at the poll and give
laterally
- Back up, side pass and stop
easily
- Lope correct circles in or out
of the arena
- Open gates off of him
- Throw a rope off of him and be
"rope safe"
To see a colt
that has been started at DBH, click a link
below:
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2
yo Royal Shake Em filly, 30 days
riding
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Dash Ta Fame
2 yo, 60 days
riding
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Okey Dokey
Dale 2 yo, 60 days
riding
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Chaney
Colt
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Jetta
PATTERNING/SEASONING ON BARRELS AND
POLES
Liana focuses on getting a strong
foundation on the horse before the patterning begins.
Good body control is a must, along with a soft
mouth, mind and body. Horses are
encouraged to work at only the speed that they can
work correctly and on their
own. This means going a little slower, but
you end up with a lot more solid and willing horse instead of
one that is frustrated and inconsistant from being "rammed and
jammed" on. Keeping the horse's mind quiet and letting
him enjoy his job is top priority.
see "Jetta's
progress as she is patterned on
barrels:
Jetta @ 25
days
Jetta @
50
days
Jetta -
First month on poles
Jetta -
first indoor
pen
Jetta -
Poles 8/23/09
for more videos of
finished DBH horses, go to the "DBH
Graduates" page
CORRECTING
BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS IN OR OUT OF THE PATTERN CORRECTING TECHNICAL PROBLEMS IN THE
PATTERN
BARREL/POLE HORSE TUNE
UP/CONDITIONING
GROUND WORK ON YEARLINGS
Preps them
for riding as a 2 yo. Teach them basic moves that will
be used in riding such as backing up and side passing.
Teach them to load in the trailer and stand tied.
REHAB
FROM INJURY
Game Ready ice/compression therapy
Shockwave therapy (done
by veterinarian)
Therapeutic shoeing (AFA Certified Journeyman Farrier)
Thermographic imaging
(done by veterinarian)
Equiciser with all weather ground
for conditioning
GENERAL EVALUATION
(lameness, potential or rider
fit)
APPRAISALS
We look forward to the opportunity to
meet with you to discuss how we can best work with your
horse. Please feel free contact us directly:
918-271-4889 or via email:
liana@deweesebarrelhorses.com | | |
