Shane Ledyard at Devon

Shane Ledyard at Devon

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Shane Ledyard with students

HORSE TRAINING

Shane will travel to your farm to work with you and your horse. He has a great track record for training and showing young hunters and jumpers both under saddle and over fences. Shane's style combines a balanced seat with a strong leg and soft hands that bodes well for keeping a young horse on track. His methods are kind, consider the horse first and consistently produce winning results.

When your horse is in training with Shane, you can expect a healthy mix of flat work, gymnastics and cross country conditioning work. Shane believes a horse needs variety and is a stickler for conditioning. There is no "cookie-cutter" routine - every horse is treated individually from their feeding program to their work schedule.

Problem Solving

Shane is also known for fixing problems in pleasure horses and show horses. If you have a horse that has performance issues such as refusing fences, missing a lead change, or simply having trouble maintaining pace, Shane has a patient and deliberate way to fix these types of problems.

So, whether it is a young horse that you want started right or your experienced horse needs a tune-up, Shane can help. Call 267-446-8392 or e-mail him to set up a consultation today!

Do you want to keep your show horse at home? Click here for a great article on "Backyard Success".

Don't live near Shane? Try an E-Lesson!

Click here for the 2008 fee schedule.


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