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... and barns that focus on fun.  How do you go about picking the barn that is right for you? In this article I will be discussing how to choose a barn. While choosing a barn and choosing a trainer go ...

... thing from scratch and I'm quite happy with the results.  In the next couple of weeks I'm hoping to write a series of articles in our other blog (From the Trainer's Mouth) about how to build a stall, ...

... to twenty different trainers I guarantee that you would get twenty different answers. So the following articles are a mixture of my experience working with many different trainers, every horse that I have ...

New Horse Blog - From the Trainer's Mouth We're hoping to generate an occasional series of articles here about issues that deal with horses.  Traditionally the Barn Blog has been a forum for what's ...

... run. He is a standard bred that harness raced. He won. One day, Mark came up lame or sore and his trainer at the time used snake venom to numb the pain so Mark could keep racing. This practice eventually ...

... and throughout grade school, high school and into college trained with an Olympic alternate in her hometown of Kankakee, Illinois. While in high school Barb began teaching riding lessons under her trainer. ...

Everyone say "hello" to my new pony!!!! He is just a cutie!!! Carl and I went on an outing to a Amish apple fest where I hook up with an Amish pony trainer. Over the phone I told ...

Certainly not!  All experience levels are welcome.  Our trainer has over a decade of experience teaching, which includes thousands of hours teaching new riders.  ...

Barb Tracy, Owner/Trainer, test ...

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