Dave Collins, Horse Trainer, Louisiana. Contact: 318 255 2150
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Little Red Red is a quarter horse and a favorite with beginners and children. He is very gentle and quiet and will fill you with confidence. He is first in line to be petted and will stand for hours being groomed.
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Apache Apache is a mustang originally from Wyoming. Unfortunately he is not mine but owned by one of my clients. He was one of the tougher horses to train but he has turned into one of the best. He is a horse that I can say has never bucked under saddle. He will take care of beginners but is also perfect for intermediate riders as well. Out on the trail the greatest challenge is to stop him eating. He is a loveable boy and will be one of the first horses to greet you when you arrive. Not many people get the opportunity to ride a mustang and even fewer to learn on one.
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Doc Doc is a saddlebreed. Don't let his size intimidate you as he is a big gentle giant. He will take care of you if you are a beginner but will also give the advanced riders a fun ride. If you're an intermediate you can enjoy his many different gaits. He can really move out down the trail or walk down nice and quietly.
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Tiger Lily
Tiger is half arab, half quarter horse. She is perfect for intermediate riders and good both on the trail and in the arena. She enjoys pole bending and barrel racing. She is a pretty girl and loves all the attention she can get.
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Traveler Traveler is an American Quarter Horse. She is good out on the trails but excels in the arena. The horse to execute roll backs, spins, and flying lead changes.
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Orion Orion is my arab. He is very spirited and for advanced or experienced riders only. He loves to show off and will prance with his tail held high. Make sure you're ready for him to kick up his heels when you're out running, he'll do it just for fun and because he can. That's why I love him. He is full of fun and the instigator of all the games in the pasture. |
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Doc is a great confidence builder. |
It's important to hug your horse after a lesson. |
