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Mountain Stables Natural Horse Training Philosophy
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Why do our colorful quality thoroughbreds have such sweet dispositions and
gentle temperament? How are they able to be desensitized and ridden with
what seems like such little effort? The answer is professional natural horsemanship trainers
(sometimes called "horse whisperers.")
This natural method of communicating with the horse rather than hurting him/her
to make them comply, creates a willing partnership. All of our weanlings, yearlings,
and two-year old horses for sale have been started on Natural Horse training.
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At Shadow Mountain Stables we are committed and dedicated to
Natural Horsemanship. Where learning occurs as a result of
using body language, sometimes referred to as "Equis,"
language (i.e. Horse Whispering) where you
"speak" to the horse using what the horse already knows. We
follow and respect the great trainers who pioneered this form of non
violent technique, such as Monty
Roberts,
Frank
Bell, Clay
Harper (pictured right at Shadow Mountain Stables), Josh
Lyons, Richard
Shrake,
Sylvia Scott, Pat Parelli, Clinton Anderson and more.
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Professionally trained by top NH Trainers, we
specialize in joining with young horses (from birth to two years) to
where they are comfortable and easy to control beginning their first rides under saddle. NH
creates a willing partnership between horse and rider. For
more information on NH training see www.NaturalHorseTraining.com.
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-- Jan Robbins, trainer
Frank Bell with Sir Knight Shadow
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Clay Harper "whispering" to
a yearling at Shadow Mountain Stables.
WHITE COLT JOINS UP WITH MONTY
ROBERTS. As part of his presentation at the Equine Affaire in
Louisville, Kentucky in September 2005, one of our white Thoroughbred colts was
selected by
Monty Roberts to participate in the "first rider" demonstration.
Monty has been called the originator of natural
horsemanship techniques and has written several books on the subject. More details on
the event on our News
page.
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