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Name: Clayton Johnson - Johnson Ranch
Address: P.O Box 145, Costilla NM
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Email: nmteamroper@hotmail.com
Phone: (505) 770-4282 |
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Info: Performance horses and colt starting. We start all of our colts with a lot of ground work and then continue at the horses ability. we are located in the heart of the rockies in Costilla NM. we do a lot of mountain riding and true working horses are born after being in the mountains. we do a lot of ranch work with horses and after there first 2 or 3 rides we take them outside and check cows and our advanced horses start doctoring calves and learning the ranching aspect of training if a horse is still with us after 2 or 3 months of training we will start them for what ever discipline you wish. we have large pens and horses are given full feed and grain once a day. I am a Farrier as well and trimming and shoeing is not included until 3 months of training for an appointment for shoeing or training call or email.
We start all of our colts or older horses in a gentle way. I dont believe in pushing a horse past there learning ability. When we bring your horse or our horses in they are all treated the same way. I dont train mass amounts of horses so i can really take the time a horse needs.
We start by getting them facing and giving to pressure in the round pen and once they have that down solid they began desensatizing. we use our own body tools ofcourse and also used tarps and jackets and gloves and anything we can find the horse is affraid of then we work them until they are solid with any object on there body including saddle us dogs anything.
Then we get all of our horses giving to the bit and leg pressure and they began there riding. From there they are takin to whatever asspect of training they are wanted for. I personnally like to ride them on the ranch for 30 to 60 days then start them in there dicipline. |
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