Give your horse a foundation that will stay with him the rest of his life
Put your horse in training with B1 and get back a different horse
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There's no Substitute for a Good Foundation
Richard takes 4 special horses in for training each winter. The goal is to build a rock solid foundation. The kind that will last the rest of the horse's life.
Why send a horse to B1 for training?
Experience, work ethic, program.
Getting the right start
Foundation is everything with horses. Richard's program was born on the ranch and is designed to work with the horse, not against it.
Snaffle bit Mastery
The feel of a snaffle bit is as foreign to a horse as it would be to us. Richard knows how to introduce it, then use it to get soft and light control.
Calm, confident, Quiet
Eratic behavior in horses comes from a lack of understanding and confidence. The goal of the ES20 programs is to equip the horse with tools he can use then build his confidence through repetition.
Roping, cattle and ranch work
Your horse will be given all the tools he needs to walk right out of our training facility and go to work. Whether he's on the ranch, exploring the trails, or headed for the show pen he'll be ready.
This isn't a normal training experience.
How long will my horse be with you in South Carolina?
4 months. We receive horses in early January and they usually go home May 1.
What's included in the package?
In short, everything your horse needs from the time he gets to us to the time he leaves. Including deworming, feed, hay, training, and shoeing. *Everything except emergency vet costs.
Can you help me with hauling?
Absolutely. We know some reputable haulers and can help set it up.
What will my horse eat while in training?
We feed the highest quality alfalfa hay, alfalfa pellets, and 6666 Equine Supplements. Nothing better for the gut of a horse.
Can I come visit my horse at the ranch?
Absolutely. Although we cannot provide housing, we encourage owners to come visit. In fact, lessons are included in the package. We want this to be a long-term success story.
Where will my horse be staying while in training?
Your horse will live a good life with us. He'll have a fresh clean stall and plenty of turn-out time in our safe spacious paddocks.
How often will my horse be ridden?
Horses are generally trained for 30-45 minutes per day 5 days a week. We also take them out on trail rides and work cattle with them.
What is the cost?
The investment in your horse's education during the B1 Winter Semester is $20,000 all inclusive.
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The application process is free.
The journey is priceless.
Not every horse will qualify for this experience, but the one's that do will be forever transformed.
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