Horse and rider training through positive experiences
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2012 is looking to be a very busy year at the barn! Make sure to give plenty of notice for training slots, so I can make sure I can accommodate you and your horse for the time frame you want!
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2012 is looking to be a very busy year at the barn! Make sure to give plenty of notice for training slots, so I can make sure I can accommodate you and your horse for the time frame you want!
*NEW*
Check it out! Now you can pay for your horse training package with your credit card! Just check out the horse training page and scroll down.
"Howdy folks! I would like to personally introduce myself to you and welcome you to my website. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me through my contact page and I look forward to hearing from you. Have a great day!" -Sandy
Whether you are in need of horse training services or riding lessons, Sandy is here to help. She has many years of experience riding and competing many disciplines of Western, English, Endurance, and Driving Horses. Horses and riders learn through positive experiences that make your time in the saddle what it should be... Enjoyable! Sandy takes pride in her reputation. She is professional, reliable, and honest. Contact her if you are in need of horse training services, help to improve your riding, or are looking for a quality horse to buy.
Sandy and "Slash" for their 2nd place ride
The Trainers Challenge was held at the Horse Expo June 10-13th, 2010 and the goal was to take horses that had been neglected and put training time on them to show how much they blossomed into great riding horses! Slash could hardly be caught and led two months before this date.
Sandy Smyth Training
(916) 295-7116
sandysmythtraining@hotmail.com
"I must not forget to thank the difficult horses, who made my life miserable, but who were better teachers than the well-behaved school horses who raised no problems." Alois Podhaisky
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