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Would you like to turn your horse into a polite cooperative partner?

Our resident trainer Norm Glenn, will show you how to achieve great results, with easy-to-learn techniques.

You will be amazed at how simple and quickly you can gain the necessary control to develop a true partnership and have your horse work with you.

You will discover a new level of cooperation and polite responses from your horse.

The Training System

Our extensive studies of various natural horsemanship methods have determined that the John Lyons method of training is the most suitable for easy, positive results without any requirement to spend years committed to a training system and no need to purchase a lot of special equipment.

No razzmatazz, just plenty of educational resources with straight forward good horsemanship that you can learn easily.

Lessons and Clinics

Suitable for adults and children.

Great for building confidence, know-how and problem solving.

Private lessons for individuals or small groups are available.

Private lessons are conducted in two hour sessions. Groups can be two hours or as a full day private group class, depending on your requirements.

Clinics - none currently planned due to the Equine Influenza but will recommence during the second half of the 2008 year. Send an email if you would like to be notified of future clinics.

Introducing Norm Glenn

blaze Commencing natural horsemanship studies in 1992, Norm is a true testament to the fact that natural horsemanship can be learned and effectively applied in a very short space of time and without years of experience. Norm did not start with horses until 1991. All it takes is some passion and desire to learn more about horses and/or some incentive due to horse handling/performance problems. Norm's horse Blaze (pictured), has been his best reason to learn. Many who know the history of Blaze will tell you that with his early behaviour, he is fortunate to still be alive. "Lucky he met Norm!"