Horse Training
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How many times a week does my horse get worked?

A: To optimize your horse's progress, Naomi has found that a training schedule of 3-4 days a week yields the best results based on her extensive experience.

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Q: Where does my horse stay while in training?

A: Your horse will have a private 50x50 paddock enclosed by quality fencing, complete with a private shelter and access to a shared water source.

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Q: Will my horse get turned out with other horses?

A: By default, horses are kept separate unless specifically requested by the owner.

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Q: How long do my horse’s training sessions last?

A: Training sessions vary, ranging from 20 minutes to an hour and a half, depending on your horse's progress within the program.

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Q: What will my horse eat while in training?

A: Horses are provided with high-quality hay twice a day from slow-feed nets to aid in ulcer prevention. Nutritional needs are addressed with Tribute grain, and an ulcer-preventative supplement, GUTX, is included in the AM feeding. Additional owner-provided supplements can be accommodated.

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Q: Do I need to provide tack for my horse during training?

A: No, Naomi has quality tack and tools available for your horse. However, seasonal wear like blankets or fly sheets can be provided by owners if desired.

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Q: Can I come see my horse while in training?

A: Absolutely! Feel free to schedule a visit with Naomi. She highly encourages owner visits.

 

Q: Is there a quality Veterinarian and farrier working on my horse?

A: Yes, Dr. Lara from Northern Lights Veterinary Services attends regularly for routine care and emergencies. Additionally, Karma Grabowski from KG Farrier Service provides professional hoof care every 6 weeks.