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Leo riding Gyda, a Norwegian Fjord, up the steps in St. Croix State Forest, Minnesota.

Gyda's foal Gizmo is bringing up the rear.

Leo writes, "Patti Walter trained Gyda for us. I am NOT a horse person, but I did marry one. Gyda is the first horse I actually feel comfortable around."

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I specialize in making quiet, well mannered pleasure horses for trail or the show ring. Trail horses will be exposed to water, traffic, woods, fields. They will be ridden alone and with other horses.

All my horses are started out slow and easy. I want to put a great foundation on them and expose them to many things so their minds stay fresh and they enjoy what they are learning.

I believe in a mixture of trail riding and schooling (ring work) for training. I like to keep a young horse's mind fresh and to teach the horse to be flexible and giving.

I will do my very best to train your horse to be confident, obedient, willing and versatile. I work with the owner to train the horse in a way that will suit you. Very much tailored to your needs.

Even though Fjords are my favorite, I will train all breeds of horses.

Booking
I accept only a limited number of horses for training each month, so please book early.

To book your horse for training, please contact me. References are also available.

Sample training contract. Please note: This sample contract is not a binding document.

2008 Fees
Fees listed below include 4-5 days of horse training per week plus basic room and board. All veterinarian and farrier charges are in addition to the basic fees.

Rough boarding:   $700.00 per month
/Training   Horse will be pastured with other horses-can be stalled at night if desired.
     
Separate boarding:  

$800.00 per month

/Training

 

Horse will be stalled and/or kept in a separate paddock, as the owner wishes

TomasKez

HeatherVictor

Berit Seirrick

FC Delino aka Anton(worked with him this year, sold and now he is an excellent Fox Hunter)

 

Some of the horses we are working this year, more pictures to follow.

 

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