Natural Horsemanship Trainers
Natural Horsemanship is a philosophy of working with horses based on the horse’s natural instincts and methods of communication
Natural horsemanship trainers must use firm but fair force when necessary to ensure the safety of the rider, handler, and the horse. We simply do not use fear or pain to motivate the animal. Nor do we attempt to force the animal into submission.
Levi & Jenny Beechy have owned their barn for 15 years and live on-site to ensure the best care for the horses living at their facility. Their free time is spent training and showing their own personal horses. Levi Beechy strives to develop a trusting relationship with your horse so you can feel comfortable that your horse is in good hands. We focus on Natural Horsemanship Training.
We offer you a full array of training services from colt starting to horses that may just need a refresher using natural horsemanship. Levi helps establish a strong foundation for horses, making it easy for the owner/rider to finish them out as desired.
Training option: Minimum of 2 months of onsite training. Includes all care, turnout daily, feed & we really promote you come and work with your horse & Levi as much as possible to have the best results.
We provide Tribute Senior Sport, Tribute Essential K GC Plus, we also put them on Equiferm to help with Ulcers and Comfort Blocks in each stall. All Tribute supplements if you’d like to look them up.
First Cutting Hay
Training is $1,400 / mo.
Boarding is $650 / mo.
TOTAL: $2050 / mo.
Minimum of two months
(Booking fee is $200). Please call or email.
If you’re searching for the best horsemanship trainers, you’ll often find that natural horsemanship offers a unique and proven approach. At Beechy Horsemanship, we believe the best trainers build a foundation of trust, respect, and communication on the ground before progressing under saddle.
Natural Horsemanship Training
Natural Horsemanship Trainers:
Our Natural Horsemanship trainer focuses on phycology based training techniques based on basic kinder concepts than horses have been treated in the past. Read our blog, Discover The Art Of Natural Horsemanship With Levi Beechy for more information.
Pressure and Release
The basic technique is to apply pressure of some kind to the horse as a cue for an action and then release the pressure as soon as the horse responds. This is either by doing what was asked or by doing something that was a step toward the requested action, called a “try”.
Timing is everything, as the horse learns not from the pressure but from releasing the pressure. These techniques are based on the principle of reinforcement, rather than physical force, which most Natural Horsemanship trainers avoid using whenever possible.
Building a Connection
We focus on communication and speaking to your horse in a way that they understand, natural horsemanship is a popular way to train and work with a horse. The key is forming a connection and helping your horse to form a trust-based relationship with you.
Natural Horsemanship trainers are slightly more reward-oriented instead of consequence-oriented. Learn more about our horse training, our horse clinics, or learn more about us.
FREE LESSONS WITH HORSE TRAINING
Give your horse the best training experience while you enhance your skills too! Contact us today to learn more and book your spot.
Our top-notch facility not only provides exceptional care but also offers *FREE lessons* while your horse is in training.
Why Choose Us?
– Expert training and problem solving programs
– Personalized attention for each horse
– Free lessons included during the training period
What Makes a Great Horsemanship Trainer?
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- Clear communication and patience.
- Knowledge of groundwork and riding balance.
- Focus on safety for both horse and rider.
- Individualized programs for different horse personalities.
Why Choose Natural Horsemanship?
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- Natural communication methods (soft cues, groundwork, partnership).
- Check out our groundwork and training pages.
Finding the Best Horsemanship Trainer Near You
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- Contact Beechy Horsemanship for lessons, clinics, or one-on-one training.