Friday, March 27, 2015

M SHWANKE HORSEMANSHIP

Video of a couple of first and second rides here:
https://www.facebook.com/MShwankeHorsemanship/videos/1684276988505810/

I train English, western, harness, and bridleless, and have experience in rodeo, jumpers, extensive trail experience, and driving.

References available upon request
Visit my Facebook page M Shwanke Horsemanship for more pics and videos

I believe in a solid, thoroughly-built groundwork foundation, establishing a horse that is accustomed to an active environment while maintaining a light sensitivity where it's important. Soft, flexible head, neck, and body with strong hind end impulsion is encouraged and enforced throughout groundwork. I do not "cowboy break" or quick fix, so there is never any "bucking it out" or driving a horse to exhaustion. I teach very low contact on the hands for English, and no contact at all for Western. Body language is a huge part of my training. While firm and focusing on respect, I am not aggressive and have a lot of patience. I encourage owners to visit or sit in on sessions and even take on some hands-on learning experience so that when the horse goes home, the owner is able to continue progressing with their horse.

$850 5 sessions/week (N/A for march)
$720 3 sessions/week

Options to reduce costs by supplying your own hay.

Indoor stalls available, please contact about pricing. Prices include outdoor group board and hay. Any grain, supplements, or medications must be provided by owner (will be administered by myself).

Services include:
Softening strong horses
Problem solving
After-winter prep
Miles
Show prep
Refreshers
Discipline switching
Conditioning
Colt starting
Harness and team training (single or double only)


Contact Information
https://www.facebook.com/MShwankeHorsemanship/timeline 
http://mel-s.ca/
Mel Shwanke
Edmonton, Alberta
shwankehorsemanship@gmail.com

1 comment:

  1. Hello! Program runner here. I just want to see if you can remove the first sentence there as my program availability is continually changing. Otherwise, thank you for posting!

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