Training - Shanty Arabians And Carter Horsemanship

Training and Colt Starting With Carter Horsemanship

Training in the winter of 09/10

A Meadows Khiss - Purebred Arabian Sabino Mare

Owned by Shanty arabians and Carter Horsemanship.
We bought Khiss in September from Minisota as a brood mare.
Khissy is doing very well in her training and will be showing Arab circut this spring.

Training in the summer of 2009

BG Khorina August and September 2009

3 yearold arabian mare from Amanda Preston. Had two months of training.

AUGUST 2009 Region 17 Championships

BG Firefly has continued his training with me and went to region 17 championships in Aug. 09

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BG So Sheik

Sheik is a 5 year old Pinatbian gelding from Polar Pintabians after Sheiks first show at Pinto Nationals we was sold to Dianne and Sara Dyke.

BG So Sheik Bridal less after one month of training.

Pyralis

Py at Wildrose show

Py is a 3 year old arabian stallion from Amanda Preston who was in for training during May and June.

Trainers Quest 2008
St. Paul

I competed in a colt starting competition in St. Paul this past weekend. With two strong competitors I came out winning second place and being the youngest female in Canada to compete in a colt starting competition. I came home with some new tools and lots of new friends. This was a great learning experience and I hope to take part in more competitions like this in the years to come. Huge thank you's go out to Lori Cote and her family for organizing this event! Also this wouldn't have been possible with out our judges and all the volenteers. Thankyou!

Photos From The Trainers Quest

Training in the winter of 08/09

5 yearold 75% Arabian gelding Bay tobiano . This horse came to me from Lavern and Carolyn Schmidt of Onoway, AB.
After shivers was broke he was sold to a loving home where he is happy and his owners love him.

Training in the summer of 2008
BG Firelfy

Fire is a 4 yearold pintabian colt from Bob Williams at Polar Pintabians. Everything went perfectly smooth; I put my first ride on him in days 3 of working with him with no problems at all. He stands for the farrier is broke to ride aswell as bareback, jumps, goes through the wall of trust, stands on bridges and tarps, crosses water, and is broke to drive. As well as all of these basics he also lies down on command and waves with an introduction to the bow. Fire is now back at home for the winter; we are looking into bringing him back for another season to show at the arabian circut this time, but this is still undecided.
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