Shaping your ponies future

How young do I start a pony
This is a question that I am asked everywhere I go. It's an important question. Unfortunately, there is no one set answer. I will have 2 questions for you:
1.        What standard do you want the finished product to end up as?
2.        Has a vet or knowledgeable horse person assessed your pony physically?
There are many variables that come into play when you are considering educating a pony regardless of the age. Some mentors of mine have worked a baby as young as three days old in the round pen. The lesson was simple, go left, go right and stop. It was done at the walk and the mother was right there.

What's covered in the starting of your pony.
No stone is unturned when your pony comes to Avalon Reign. Jason personally takes your pony through all stages of the starting process. Jason will cover:
Balance before movement                
Hindquarter control
Round yard skills                        
In - hand bridle skills
First saddling                                
Tying up
Bit and bridling                                
Feet preparation for shoeing or trimming
Preparation for rugging                
Washing & hosing
Spooky objects                        
Trail rides
Lateral flexion                                
Rhythm                                
Straightness                                
Forwardness into the contact                
Responsiveness from the legs

Your investment in your pony will be, not including feed $285 per week
Jason has packaged the starting process for your convenience. This process will take approx 6 weeks (30 sessions) depending on the pony and the rider's ability. How you will benefit from your investment is:
* 30 session between Jason and your equine friend
* 2 changeover lessons with Jason before you collect your equine friend. Valued at $100


"Next time you hear someone say, the horse is on the wrong lead, remember the horse
doesn't know it's wrong, there's only right and left leads."




Jess McInnes - on Avalon Reign Sampson
If there is a lot of try in the human, there is a lot of forgiveness in the horse.
- Walter Josey

"Where results speak for themself"
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