Jeremy Dunn Training

The price for training is all the same, $850 per 30 days that includes feed and board. Whether it is colt starting, problem solving, tune-ups or cattle work. Jeremy likes to expose the horse to as much as possible while it is here. From ground work on up to checking the cattle, cutting or roping a calf. As soon as the horse is ready they hit the hillside. Jeremy's incredible feel and timing gets the horses soft, responsive, confident and ready for whatever your pleasure may be, trail riding, branding pen or the show ring. The owners are encouraged to come watch what is happening with their horse and toward the end of your horse's stay it is highly recommended for the owner to come and take lessons with Jeremy and their horse to better understand how to get along with them. There is not a lesson charge as long as the horse is here in training. Horses are not computers, they cannot be programed and therefore the owners / handler will need to know what / how the horse has been taught. Our goal is to give the horse and owner enough tools to have a dependable and solid using partnership.

The Beginning

Flagging is sometimes done from horseback or from the fence. It is good for the horse to see you from above to help prepare them for when you are on their back.

Min is pictured in both photos above. She is also pictured on our Ranch Roping page.

Gucci

Jeremy likes their first few rides to be in the halter then moves up to the snaffle or a bosal.

  

Another day at the office..............

The horses are tied on hangers where they learn patience and tolerence while they wait their turn with Jeremy 

   

Softness.......... It all starts here

Zuly, Penelupe, Codys TwoSteppe and Ojos all showing the softness we should all strive to achieve.

Below are more horses showing that softness Jeremy is so well known for having the ability to find.

Mac, Kia, Skotti, Gemmy, Jasmine, Sonny

Exposure 

  Tuff with a rope

                              Cattle Work                           

 

  

Versatility Ranch Horse

Brandie and Cody showing some moves that won them first place in a Ranch Horse class - Sept.27 2008

This is Jeremy pictured on Min (first horse pictured on this page) As you can see she is now riding in the two rein.

Jeremy showing our gelding, Skips My Peppy Chex in Del Mar, June 03 (he is also pictured above with Sage in the saddle).

email - cwgrlvet@aol.com