Training $550.00/month
A large, soft, sandy arena with a training pen.
Barrels, cones, and ground poles provide a variety of patterns for horses to train in and around
With 26 Preifert round pen panels we can make one large arena or three small round pens
Sandie Cardone and Jose
A 1/8 mile two-track in the woods is used to introduce horses to trail riding
Property backs to the Waterloo State Park horse trails
Learn to train your own horse: $30.00/ hour/private or $30.00/ 3 hours/group
60 days of training progresses through riding maneuvers, communication and confidence is further developed and refined
90 days of training typically produces a horse who can be ridden by a confident beginner rider
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Pre-purchase exam $50.00 + $0.40/mile
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Soundness evaluation and insight into personality and ability
All types of horses and riding disciplines benefit from the training program.
For more pictures of horses in training at the Equine Charm School visit: WEBSHOTS |
About the trainer
Resume |
The Record Interview |
Ann Arbor News Interview |
Published letter to the
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The Confidence Lesson
Janet and Berry at the Devan Technical Institute in Wilmont, Ohio 1980
From the trainer
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In 1980, shortly after graduating from high school, I enrolled in Devon Technical Institute, a horse management school in Ohio. I took pre-veterinary care, nutrition, and equine genetics classes and further developed my horse training skills. I trained a horse who had a rope attached to his halter just so he could be caught in his stall, using gentle techniques that are very popular today (pictured above). I managed a large thoroughbred race horse farm and in addition, spent a couple of years working on the track galloping and ponying thoroughbred race horses. While I continued to own and train horses, I entered college in 1984. I have an Associates degree in Applied Science. I'm a Licensed Veterinary Technician. Between 1985 and 1995 I worked in small animal practice. I accepted a position in laboratory animal care at the University of Michigan in January 1996. In October 1996 I was hired as the Cancer Center's Animal Core Training Technician. I became certified as a Laboratory Animal Technologist in 1999. I trained laboratory animal personnel from 1996 through 2001 in rodent handling, blood collection, injection, breeding colony management, and surgical techniques. I'm currently a Research Technician and Coordinator for the Center for Integrative Genomics where I continue to train investigators on rodent handling techniques and phenotyping procedures. |
My riding experience is comprised of over 35 years of lessons, owning, and training horses of many breeds and disciplines (see resume). I have studied the methods of many trainers along the way (especially in the last few years with the advantage of having Dish Network and RFD-TV). I have a large collection of DVD's, books and attended many training clinics. I practice a variety of training techniques such as those used by: |
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