Horses/Experts

ExpertAverage RatingsExpertise

Lyn Kamer, C.E.S.M.T.

Available
Training, alternative therapies, saddle fitting problems, behavioral problems, endurance riding, driving, Mustangs

Bill Gibson

Canada
Available
stock horses, all registrys, weiscamp horses, showing, coaching, feeding, conditioning,turnout, western pleasure,horse body building, grass roots, beginners, novice western show, showmanship, mystery to mastery.

Lynne Curtis

U.S.
Available
I do not participate in shows any more so some of my show specific knowledge could be out of date.

Brendan Brennan

Ireland
Available
I can answer questions regarding equine behaviour e.g. general manners, obstinancy, lack of respect for humans, their fears, foibles etc. I can also deal with queries about classical dressage riding and showjumping, and general management of horses.

Judi Rowe

U.S.
Available
I owned and operated the first equine lay-up facility in the state of Colorado and have provided post surgical and post traumatic injury care for many interesting cases. I can answer equine health related questions but please understand that I am not claiming to be a substitute for veterinary attention or treatment. I can also handle many grooming, training and equine behavioral issues questions. In addition, I am happy to evaluate confirmation or rider positioning if asked to do so. Equine nutrition questions can be very complicated but I will do my best with these questions and will probably need .....

Shelley Evans

Canada
Available
I would be happy to respond to enquiries in the following disciplines: <u>dressage, working western, hunter, halter (open and IAHA), hack and pleasure</u>. I can also offer assistance with schooling and equitation issues.

Sarah Lothmann

U.S.
Available
Professional trainer for 10+ years. I happily offer you my expertise, techniques, and advice covering: <B>Hunters, Jumpers, Equitation, Showing, Training, Sales, Behavior, Stabling, Grooming, Tack, Barn Management, Rider Psychology, & Effective Communication.</B>

Dorothy Morris-Robinson

U.S.
Available
I have been training and rehabilitating horses, and training riders for combined training for over 40 years, in Virginia and California. This includes dressage, cross country obstacles and show jumping. Years ago I earned my colors with the Blue Ridge Hunt Club in VA. I currently train and teach at my ranch in Kennewick, WA. I can answer certain questions about starting young horses in English riding: dressage, jumping, cross country obstacles and basic equitation. I can help with rehabilitation of spoiled or difficult horses; however, many problems require sustained riding instruction/training and I cannot do this online. Some .....

Tina Sharp

U.S.
Available
Most all equine related questions pertaining to training and feed requirements. Can offer advice regarding soundness issues and general health questions. Cannot offer advice regarding specialized health concerns. I am not a veterinarian.

Geneva Peters

U.S.
Available
I will be happy to answer any questions regarding starting horses under saddle, western pleasure, showmanship, equine nutrition, first aid, ground training problems, bits, saddle fitting, general riding, general handling, trailer loading, halter breaking, and safety. I can not answer questions regarding English type disciplines.

Lisa Lee

U.S.
Available
Questions on basic training, fire safety with all types of animals, transportation questions, Fire Code requirements for buildings (NYS ).

Jessica Antolik

U.S.
Available
I would like to help answer questions about horse value. The marketing of horses for buyers and sellers. I will answer questions about the horse buying/selling process. I will answer questions about IRS donations, Insurance claims on horses, horses and divorce, horses and estates, business partnerships regarding horses, and dealing with horses in a bankrupcy. Emphasis on all-around performance horses.

Anne Stepien

U.S.
Available
I am knowledgeable regarding Standardbred <u>race horses (trotters and pacers)</u>. I can answer general questions, questions regarding conformation, rigging, lameness and some shoeing questions.

Rick Gore (www.thinklikeahorse.org)

U.S.
Available
<B>Visit Rick Gore's Horse Site: www.thinklikeahorse.org</B><BR>--I am a student of the horse. I can answer questions about sacking out (Desensitizing vs. Sensitizing), dealing with spooky, abused or ex-race horses, rearing, bucking, horses that won’t tie or load into a trailer, working in a round pen/round corral, starting colts, dealing with aggressive or so called "mean" horses, herd behavior, biting, kicking, horses that won’t let you mess with their feet or head, horses that are hard to take a bit and hard to catch. I can also answer questions about using a bosal or hackamore, do's and don'ts, soft .....

Amanda Groff

U.S.
Available
I can answer any questions about anything. Training in all discipline's, nutrition, riding advice, and buying new horses. Just ask and I got all the answers.

Recent Answers

2009-11-06 pregnant mare:

hi kathy, that is very kind of you to feed the mare apples and treats. it is a shame the owners do not care for her. yes you should be a little worried about the mare and foal when it is born. with the

2009-11-06 Pushy horse: Rick Gore Horsemanship - www.thinklikeahorse.org:

You see what you want to see. I told what what I think the horses sees and thinks (from what you told me) and what you need to do. You want to see my answer as telling you off and you want to see your

2009-11-06 Pushy horse: Rick Gore Horsemanship - www.thinklikeahorse.org:

This is not a pushy horse, this is a lack of leadership from you. This horse does this since it knows you will not or can not stop him. He would lean against me once and would get trouble real fast and

2009-11-05 uncharacteristic change in behavior: Rick Gore Horsemanship - www.thinklikeahorse.org:

A horse turns to face you for several reasons. It could be confused, it could be asking if you want him to keep moving, you could be being unclear in your direction, or it could be he is thinking he does

2009-11-05 yearlings teeth:

hi kahla, best thing to do is have an equine dentist come out to pull it. he may have to wire her mouth to keep the teeth from falling out. since it is smelling then it is probable infected. my old filly

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