Horse Training

We go from COLT STARTING TO FINISHED SPORT HORSES based on solid ground work to establish a relationship of trust and respect with the young horses. We take our time on the ground work to transform the "untouched colts" into safe and dependable horses with excellent ground manners. We then move on to a step by step solid foundation under the saddle combining both English & Western techniques that will allow the young horse to learn rythm, relaxation, connection, impulsion, straightness and finally collection without loosing their natural temperament. This will help the young horse excel with ease in any discipline as a multi-functional horse that will last longer in time.

Marcelo develops a training program for each horse focused on growing individual talents and improving weak spots. He prefers to start 2 Y.O. untouched horses to teach them the proper foundation from the ground up until they become Reiners, Cowhorses, Working Equitation, Dressage or Jumping finished horses . Marcelo believes he must always reward the will before giving it the shape he wants. He knows that horses will have to trust us to become our partners and for your horse to reach it’s full potential, he will need to exercise their mind & heart, while training specific parts of their body. It takes time under a consistent and rational plan to reach this point of harmony between mind, heart and body. 

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Colt Starting

Marcelo starts horses with natural horsemanship groundwork, moves into basic dressage skills, and advances into modern western techniques to give a solid foundation for any colt.

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Training & Showing

Let Marcelo’s experience in the show pen help you with your young or seasoned horse! We welcome all reining cowhorses, ropers and jumpers from Non-Pro entry level to Open Level Prospects. 

Coaching

Non Pros and Pros are allways welcome!

We train horses with a clear purpose which is making them fit their own rider, as the old “jineta style” trainers did for their kings in the past, nowadays, we do it for our riders so they can excel with their horses.