We offer horse breaking / starting to clients all over Victoria. With horses coming from as far as Mansfield, Swan Hill, Narre Warren & Hamilton. Collection of your horse can be arranged if required. 

Using a combination of Natural and Traditional methods your horse can be started or reminded of correct forward behavior.

Depending on the horse and the extent of the handling when it arrives. We generally allow 8 weeks to start your horse. In this time your horse will undertake the following

Week 1 - 2 The first week will normally consist of ground training. In this time the horse will be taught to accept the bridle and the roller.

If your looking to pursue a western discipline you may choose to have your horse started and ridden in a halter before progressing in to a bit.                                                                               

Week 4 - 5 This is when most are ready to ride out around the farm and in arena.

Week 5 - 6 By this stage we take the horse out on to a trail or road.

Week 6 - 8 This is where your horse will have its 15-20 rides which reinforces all paces and correct behavior.

** Please note all of the timings for these steps are approximate depending on the horses acceptance of each step. The horse will not progress to the next stage until we are satisfied with the horses standard.

Return from Spelling

Has your horse been on an extended holiday and you need your horse ridden for a few weeks. We can bring your horse back in to work and deal with some of that naughtiness that often exists after a spell.

Float Training

If you have had trouble loading your horse on the float or its never been on a float we can assist. We will provide your horse the confidence to load calmly. If you intend to have your horse started and its never been on a float Drew can visit your property and assist and guide you with loading. 

Pre Training

Pre Training of Races horses is available after they have been started under saddle. We make daily visits to the Kilmore Race track and horses are given the opportunity to do trail work as an alternative to everyday track. 

Weanling Handling

Have you been through the process of weaning your foal and now have a cheeky horse to deal with? Have them taught to lead and tie and have manners instilled with a kind but firm hand so as they grow they don't become difficult to handle.