TJ teaches first time owners and children how to be safe around horses

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Live life by the

                      HORSE CLINICS

                        TJ works with first time horse owners and children to
                               teach them the safe way to be around horses

                        Everything we do in life is “From the Ground Up”.
               If anything worth having is going to last, then we need to learn from
          the bottom floor to the top floor. “Ya gotta crawl before you walk!” Always!!!
            Nobody is an overnight success. It takes years of practice and experience,
                        to be the best at anything. So where do we start with horses?

From the Ground UP!!!

have a hands on approach to horses so they know where you are at all times always mount a horse from the point of the shoulder

hands on safety mount from the shoulder

working with students on how to be safe being safe around horses

teaching students how to be safe

other clinics available

Ranch Roping Clinics

Livestock Handling clinic

Basic Hoof Care Clinic

TJ shoeing a horse working cowboy - uses of a macate

shoeing a horse working cowboy - uses of a macate

TJ was raised on cattle ranches in the west and has a different point of view, than most folks when it comes to horses. Since most of his work was done from the back of a horse. He looks at things quite a bit different than someone who wants a horse for pleasure riding or competition or just kicks and giggles.
“A horse for us was a tool and still is. For a tool to work the way they are suppose to, it must be taken care of properly. Every horse deserves good feed, exercise, training, and the time to be a friend (grooming, foot care, tooth care). There is a lot of responsibility in owning a horse.”, says TJ Casey.