Is your horse taking over? It’s time to take the control back!
I am here to support and help you, specializing in working with ground issues that plague both horse and rider. Building confidence, awareness, respect and knowledge are key to having a safe and productive relationship with your horse. Ground issues typically morph into behavioral issues that can affect how your horse acts and reacts while you’re riding, while they are stabled or out with other horses. A lot of people send their horses with problems like this out to a 3rd party person, like a trainer. While this is a great fix, most of the time when the horse returns to the owner sees problems re-surface in a matter of time. I work with the horse and rider together, in their home environment where both are most comfortable and relaxed, to resolve issues long term.
Specializing in :
Both English & Western Lessons (Beginner-Advanced)
Leading & Ground Tying Issues
Building The Confident Rider & Respectful Horse
Bad Habit Rehabilitation (Not Limited to : biting, pushing, kicking etc)
Successful Animal Communication
Effective Round Pen/Lunging Techniques
Saddle Fitting (English & Western)
The Experience That Drives Meaghan to help others:
I have been immersed in the horse world roughly fifteen years now. Starting out showing Hunter’s I quickly discovered my passion for Reining type horses as well. Being employed with a large breeding and showing operation in my early years of riding let my passion for horses flourish. Out of high school I attended the BC College of Equine Studies which only broadened my knowledge and experience. Although a recent arrival to the Calgary area, I spent the last 2 years on Vancouver Island working with problem horses and frustrated riders. I strive to instill the proper foundation and understanding to both horse and rider so that they can continue on to excel in any discipline they so desire.
Contact Information
Meaghan Mcnamee || 1-587-893-1222
meaghan.mcnamee@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/FoundationEquineServices
Cremona, Alberta
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