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JLacy Park Equestrian Services is a professional horse training service, helping to train you to be a better trainer/teacher for your equine partner.
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Jacinta Maurer owns and runs her own business, J’Lacy Park Equestrian Services, located in Cardup. J’Lacy Park is a professional horse training service, helping to train the individual to be a better trainer/teacher for their equine partner. Jacinta provides horses and their humans with calm, coherent and consistent training, allowing horse and handler to feel confident and accomplished, whilst wo

rking in a safe and professional environment. . She has recently returned from 3 weeks at the Sydney Royal Easter show where she trick rode for 14 days with the GIRLSGIRLSGIRLS Extreme Stunt Team and worked behind the scenes with the liberty horses for the main arena event "The Man From Snowy River". Jacinta was trained, mentored and worked alongside renowned Master Horseman Heath Harris for over a decade. Heath is one of the world's elite liberty horse trainers. With 40 years’ experience under his belt, in a vast array of horse industry disciplines, Heath brings a knowledge and insight to his training techniques that helps create equine stars. Heath’s expertise has reached as far as the national and international film industry, having been horse trainer, horse master and stunt coordinator in such classics as; The Man from Snowy River, Racing Stripes, Phar Lap, Running Free, The Black Stallion TV series and the Legend of Zorro. Jacinta has also trained horses for TV and Films, most recently an Alinta Gas advert for commercial television. Jacinta also specialises in training riders and horses at Liberty and Agility and combining two disciplines. Throughout the courses she teaches how to train and work horses at liberty and gaining the horses focus, respect and most importantly trust. All education will take place in a friendly environment, with Jacinta to assist the both horse and rider every step of the way. Courses are open to any horse and owner. Green and problem horses are very welcome. Whether you are nervous or experienced, horse handlers of all levels are encouraged to book lessons and clinics.

‘Jacinta is not only superb at educating horses, but their owners as well. The follow up she provides via msging or coming out if you’re having problems is invaluable! ‘- Michelle Duthie

‘Can't rate this amazing lady that is a gift from the gods to us mere mortals highly enough! I have wonderfully, gently broken in and trained horses and kids. Highly recommended. Thank you Jacinta ‘- Joanne Gladwell

‘Highly recommend Jacinta from J’Lacy Park for any work that you need help with for you and your Equine friend/s.’ - Sharleen Hall

‘Jacinta is so talented and down to earth, loved her clinic and will def be doing more in the future x’ - Cassie-Jade Wynne

‘Jacinta builds confidence in horses AND their people. Very relaxed and enjoyable way of teaching.’ - Amanda Davey

‘Best and only girl for the job!! Would trust her with my life so therefore would trust her with my 4 legged babies.’ - Emma Garbutt

Jacinta Maurer is amazing. I have problems I probably make myself, as created floating problems with both my boys, and common denominator was me!! Jacinta sorted them out quick sticks, and ofcourse then sorted me!!! She helped me with confidence building, so that I could finally get out on the trails with my "paddock ornaments" I am now getting up the confidence to start my OTT standy cantering and further education, as I have my eye on having him become the new poster pin up boy for the Off the Track WA program for retired racehorses, so I know exactly who can help me!’ - Tina Larcombe-Day

‘Thank you so much!! I am so incredibly happy with Stella! I have ridden her out twice and she has been so good! Her stop is amazing, and even when she got nervous (three horses bolting towards us) she managed to hold it together and we got through it, she never felt like she would bolt or not stop. We have seen so many kangaroos, dogs and cars and she just cruised along. Just lovely. Couldn't get the smile off my face! Thankyou.’
Amanda Colli

13/08/2024

This beautiful young stallion has been an absolute pleasure to date, and is a real credit to Powderbarks breeding program. First little sit and walk today, and went exactly how it should go.

02/08/2024

3rd time in the longreins for this spunky monkey. Really loving this boys attitude to work and learning new things.

29/07/2024

Bye beautiful Elle, many happy adventures I’m sure ahead of you with your mum 🩷

27/07/2024

Lovely day to get out for a ride.

18/07/2024

Me accidentally getting bogged 😬
Bit of girl power and we got it sorted

11/07/2024

First solo ride out. Brave little Elle 🩷

11/07/2024

Me and River making the most of these beautiful winter mornings 🩵

10/07/2024

Lovely Elle 🩷

02/07/2024

Happy Tuesday 😊
Always a happy Tuesday when it’s pedicure day
Canniford Farriers

27/06/2024

Zoom zoom- always needs to race me

27/06/2024

Rosco, yak (Tilly) and Dusca. Yakity yak is over 30. Duska 32 and my little Rosco 16. The cute little Trio waiting for supper ever so patiently 🩷🩵🩷

24/06/2024

Powderbark hazy Maeve. Getting her ready for mum to ride.

24/06/2024

River and Elle being good ponies 💗

20/06/2024

Such beautiful days. Getting in a lot of pony time. Poor little sausages cherish the 5minutes they get to spend with mum 🥰 before I’m summoned back to the ponies.

28/05/2024

Felt so good being out in the rain this morning 🙌🏼🩵🙌🏼
No flies, no dust. Happy horses and green pastures. Was a good feeling that I’ve waited long enough for. Hope everyone else is enjoying this weather

25/05/2024

A very welcoming sight

24/05/2024

Francine and Spice 💗

23/05/2024

This lovely little one is coming along nicely having her first little ride under saddle today. There’s been a massive change in this mares work attitude in the last week. Coming across as quite defensive to pressure in the first week. And not wanting to go forward or basically do much that we asked 😂 to now being very sweet and willing. Under the defensive exterior was just a horse that was unsure and a little worried. So a lot of confidence building and making work and new things a very positive experience where she can enjoy it was high on the priority list. Let’s just say she’s living up to her name now. “Angel” 😇

16/05/2024

Poco and Koda enjoying the sunshine in the arena this morning

15/05/2024

Have 7 horses I’ve currently got in work.
(a few are mine 🙌🏼) Here’s Spice, Angel and Remi 😊

14/05/2024

Ummm that’s not what the limestone blocks are for Spice

12/05/2024

Dogs have a new pen with yard 😁 in what will eventually be my arena bar
“The Last horse”
All made out of recycled things.

11/05/2024

Bye Beautiful Dee 💗
Happy riding Marilyn 😁

11/05/2024

Grow grass grow. It’s been a tough slog with not being able to get rolls, having to take horses off paddocks to re establish and Change your whole feeding regime. 6 of my horses are yarded by the the arena on thick rubber matting where they eat there hay. Rotating through them for pasture time and making sure they are worked. I’d rather have them yarded, pick up copious amounts of 💩 than have them not on a 24/7 roll and foraging for shoots picking up sand. Have a new paddock getting done soon where there’s heaps of feed, and will put up some temporary electric fencing in a lush green area for a few hours grazing time as well. Will also be having to put an agistees boy in the spell paddock where there’s still luckily heaps of grass just to spell his paddock so he has a nice paddock to come back to. Hope everyone is doing ok in these challenging times. And are able to manage there pasture and horses. It’s a worrying time with the lack of hay and now heading into colic season for sand 😣

06/05/2024

My new shelters up by the arena in the 6 day yards. Just some mesh to put in the gaps and a rail at the front for rugs or riding gear. Thanks to Parker Fabrication for an awesome job! Horses are loving them. Now another 5 for some paddocks, but two sided and a bit bigger 😁

06/05/2024

Think it’s been well over 5years since I’ve had a liberty play with my little Pony. The beautiful boy remembered the things I taught him back then when I acquired him as a feral scared pony. He wouldn’t be caught and was worried of people. Was living in the Pilbara and was going to be shot 😳 long story short i got the boy and put a bit of a liberty handle on him, so I could whistle him and he catch me in the paddock. (I refuse to chase any of my horses around- they all come running to my whistle) And got him going under saddle. My horses love nothing more than to be wasted with me, being paddock puffs, enjoying the fine life and getting worked spontaneously when I catch a moment to find the time to play or god forbid ride 😬

25/04/2024

Mr Spices first trot today 😊

23/04/2024

Good little Dee this morning 😊

22/04/2024

Cute little Gypsy/fell palony in for training 😊

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Hopeland, WA
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Videos

Elle

Bye beautiful Elle, many happy adventures I’m sure ahead of you with your mum 🩷

Bogged

Me accidentally getting bogged 😬 Bit of girl power and we got it sorted

Lincoln

Zoom zoom- always needs to race me

Clyde

Spice

Just taking spice out for a stroll scaring the horses 😂

Fresh sheets

Nothing beats a fresh clean stable to come into and mess up for the morning 😂

Tuesday trims

Everyone loves Tuesday Trims with Canniford Farriers

Facilities

New palony arrived for starting. Have you ever wondered what the accommodation is like when your horse comes here for training? This is it. Reticulated grassy paddocks, and a nice big WIWO. It’s important to me that when your horse isn’t learning it’s relaxing and having good quality horsey grazing time.

Run and a play

The highlight of his day. Feeding the ponies and going for a sling run after

42deg

Hope everyone stayed cool today 🥵 been a hot few days. Glad these guys got hydrated 💗

Fanta

Just getting ready for Friday 🇦🇺

3rd ride

3rd ride for this boy with a mix of longreing out in between, a day off here and there so they can soak it in, but also learn having days off doesn’t mean you come back into work like you haven’t done anything. If you teach them out of the ordinary is normal. Then normal will be 🥱🥱 the world isn’t perfect, things happen out of our control, and if something ever does happen I want to know I’m not going to go splat. I don’t think I bounce anymore. And I don’t want to find out. I’ve made it to nearly 41 doing some pretty crazy stuff on horses. I want to last another 40years. Here’s a little insight to some of the saddle prep I do on these young ones.

Arab gelding

Following on from the other day, this is the boys second longreining session yesterday. A lot of positives from the first session. We had a nice forward. Rhythm will come with confidence, and when he knows more about what is going on. I never want to overwhelm these guys with micro managing. We’ve built on the day before and we are starting to soften in the mouth with slight contact, turning is softer and we are coming back to the walk after turning. And we had wetness both sides of the mouth. Really enjoying working with this boy, and having Lilly video the daily progress

Dusty

First time out of the round yard into the arena to test our rhythm, forward, and turning at a trot.

Arab mare

Working with this very sweet and very sensitive mare. Any form of pressure or scary noises she would want to check out. We are wanting her to seek us for the answer, and no that not everything is out to get her. A brave horse to me is one that’s ultimately scared and worried, but tries their hardest to face the task or whatever it is that they are afraid of. Friday I went through with her to teach her to face up and come into me. With the hot weather over the weekend she had that time to think about that. This morning when I worked her I just let her loose and she followed me around. So I thought I’d apply the scary things. (Tarp I just introduced today) bags on a whip she already knows, and the ball once which she’s not all still sure about 😂 the change in this mare from Friday and today was wonderful to see 💗

I always get videos to send to my clients to show them how their horses are going. Thought I’d share one here with one of the things I do as part of their training. A very simple little thing that can be done once a bend and softness in the face is established, with some desensitising work if your horse is quite touchy etc. I always make sure I have control of the shoulder and hindquarters as well so if the horse does react to this I have control of the situation and can help him through it without him getting a scare from the rope, or me getting run over.

When your stable hand comes to you all worried saying - “ Jaaaacintaaaaa, there’s a really scary big track leading into the hay shed” I realise what it was straight away and laughed 😂😂 (Every morning I sling walk Frankie, and it’s his stiff foot that drags in the sand hehehehe)