Horse training - let the horse become a dancer

my mare Candy

I think it is the riders duty to enable the horses development to its full potential based on its skills and character, for it can show all its beauty and grace.

Often, however, it is difficult to make something understandable to your horse that you yourself do not yet master correctly or are just learning. In this case, it can be a good approach to let the horse learn from an experienced rider first what you want to ride yourself later. For this purpose, I offer training. However, I strongly recommend taking lessons with me in parallel, so that horse and rider can speak the same language later. Of course, I am also happy to take care of horse training during vacations or illness.

my gelding Geronimo

In horse training, a calm, confident, and friendly attitude is of utmost importance. Most horses want to please, and disobedience is usually due to human misbehavior. I always try to clearly and kindly explain to the horse what I want from it. Each step of learning can, if necessary, be divided into even smaller steps. Taking your time and allowing the horse to think leads to faster progress ultimately than applying too much pressure. I want the horse to always feel it can meet my demands effectively. It is crucial to respect the mental and physical limits of the horse. Knowing when to stop and praise at the right moment is the key to rapid progress and a motivated horse.

As a freelance rider/trainer, I primarily offer my services in the wider Ebersberg and Grafing area. Since I do not have my own stable, I only offer mobile training.

My services include:
- Classical dressage up to the High School
- Lunging
- In-hand work
- Circus tricks
- Young horse training
- trailer training