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HORSEMANSHIP
Located in Lexington, Kentucky, the Horse Capital of the World, Colton Woods Horsemanship brings to you a custom service tailored to your horse and your goals. We know each horse is an individual and believe they should be treated as such. Our training availability is limited to make sure we dedicate the time each horse deserves who joins us. We live out our mission each day to Educate Horses and People with a Lifetime in Mind and would be honored to have the opportunity to work with you and your horse.
OUR FACILITY
Full Board Amenities:
12x12 Matted Stalls with fans
Hay & Grain
Turnout with Run In Sheds & Heated Automatic Waterers
Blanketing as Needed
80' x 75' Indoor Arena
1-Acre Grand Prix Grass Field
Access to 40 acres for riding
60' Indoor Round Pen
Indoor 6 Horse Walker
Theraplate
Heated Grooming Stall
HOW FAR IN ADVANCE SHOULD OWNERS APPLY TO HAVE THEIR HORSE IN TRAINING?
We welcome those interested in enrolling their horse to visit the farm and for owners to come watch their horses in work during their time with us. Out of consideration for everyone's time we do ask to please contact us as sometimes our schedule does have us away from the farm when teaching lessons and clinics.
Colton Woods Horsemanship's training program is regularly booked out 6-8 months in advance. We encourage owners to submit their horses for our training program as soon as interest arises by filling out the application below. All complete applications will be reviewed within 7 business days. Colton Woods Horsemanship reserves the right to make all application determinations at our sole discretion.
It is of the utmost importance to our team that horses enrolled in our training program are set up for the best of success. We appreciate your interest in enrolling your horse into training with Colton Woods Horsemanship and look forward to riding together soon!
OUR PROGRAM
On the Ground
The foundational pillar to all of our horse’s education. Horses will develop their understanding and skills both in the round pen and on the halter & lead, inside the arena and out on the ranch.
Skills: Leading, Catching, Tying Up, Trailer Loading, Desensitizing, Trail & Obstacles In Hand, Saddling, Balance & Fitness development through Varying Exercises at the Walk, Trot, Canter/Lope
Under Saddle
Skills: Walk, Trot, Canter/Lope, Stop, Back Up, Turning
Performance
With a strong foundation both on the ground and under saddle, it is time to continue on with Performance with Purpose. Advancing the horses towards their discipline while continually incorporating purpose through cross training and clear concise communication
Disciplines: Dressage, Hunters & Jumpers, Ranch, Trail & Versatility, Reined Cow Horse, Working Equitation
Partnership
Owner involvement is of the utmost importance to our program here at Colton Woods Horsemanship. In an effort to keep our owners involved and continually furthering their partnership with their horses we are proud to offer 2 great services free of charge to our Training Horse Clients.
FREE LESSONS- All lessons are free of charge to the owner of our horses in training during their entire stay with CWH.
Frequently asked questions
Can I visit my horse while he/she is in training?
Yes. We highly encourage owner involvement while your horse is in training with us. So much so that we offer lessons for FREE while your horse is in training with us. The only thing we ask is to schedule your visits with us as our schedule has us tending to many responsibilities.
If I visit, will I get to watch my horse in work?
How many days per week will my horse get worked?
How long, each day, will my horse get worked?
Can I provide my horse’s own grain and supplements?
Can I watch Colton work horses before I commit to sending my own?
Do you offer discounts for multiple horses in training?
No.
Will you consign/advertise my horse while in training if I’d like to sell them?
Can I take lessons with my horse while they are in training?
How would you describe your ‘training program’?
Do you have any references?
Yes. Below is are references we welcome those seeking outside opinions of our services to contact.
My horse has a spooking problem. Can you fix it?
Who is your veterinarian?
If an emergency happens can you haul my horse to the vet?
Who is your farrier?
What do I need to do with my horse before sending them to you for training?
How can I get help with my horse after I have taken them home from training?
Why do you use Hay Nets?
How much turn our will my horse get?