
Horse Training Programs
Training Program
(Impossible is only impossible within the limits of conventional thinking).

Starting in November 2011/2012, we are restarting the training program.
Instead of sending your horse to be crippled at Wellington or Ocala, use the winter to upgrade your horse at the next level, resolve problems hampering the horse’s performances, or restore soundness.
Only three horses at the time. Training is a demanding business. There is the time spent on the horse’s back for gymnastic and the time spent with the horse. Nurturing is part of the education. A horse properly trained is asked to think and challenge his physique. The horse needs to feel special and confident.
Such is our strong belief and the reason why, when Jean Luc’s clinic program become extremely busy, we placed the training program in standby. We knew that we will not have the time to do it properly. With the winter, the clinics in the North are slowing down allowing saving the week days for the horses.
With a training program focusing on the root cause of the horse’s difficulties, progresses are rapid and beyond the scope of conventional approaches. Distance and occupation permitting, we are encouraging the rider to closely follow the horse’s progresses. We have the capacity to host comfortably both, the horse and the rider (guest house).
In average, the horse is trained 5 days per week. The training occurs from early morning to early afternoon. As much as possible, the same horse works at the same hour every day. Regularity is the trademark of our training program. Feeding schedule, turn out, special cares, are all part of a routine that the horse knows and is comfortable with.
Due to the limited number of availabilities, we encourage you to contact us rapidly for scheduling.
Monthly fee of $2800. includes riders education. A deposit of $500. upon reservation. Balance due on arrival with coggins and vaccination papers.
Science of Motion Training program.
941-539-6207

































































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