Double Helix Horsemanship LLC

11/27/2024

10/11/2024

For your consideration: Kaya, is a 5YO 14.2H Mare, Grade, Tennessee Walker/Quarter Horse (DNA Tested). This Mare is very sweet natured, kind, and seeks human relationship. She is balanced, soft, and moves well at walk, trot, lope. She will lateral, move off your leg, and has a nice stop. She has been introduced to basic cow work, drills and dry work, surcingle, drives, and has been on trails.
Kaya has an ear sensitivity but is very safe and will halter and bridal if you take it slow. If you can handle that quirk, you can have yourself a very sound, willing to learn, young, smart, and athletic companion with an amazing foundation that is ready for you to take on your disciplinary journey whatever that may be. Central Oregon,8-k

08/29/2024

This little mare is a rising star in the Double Helix training program!

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08/27/2024

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06/30/2024

Mobile services!

06/22/2024

We are so proud to show off the amazing work our assistant trainer Emma Hathaway has done in the mental and physical transformation and training of our 5YO rehabilitation mare "Kaya". Emma has exhibited her professional training skills by her consistency in continuous education and using it to provide Kaya with a trainer/rider/horse relationship based on patience and trust that has helped Kaya to become a balanced, soft, and willing horse who is learning to carry herself correctly. We just can't say enough about how proud we are of what these two are accomplishing together and am excited for what their journey beholds!

06/20/2024

Mobile horse training services!!

03/03/2024

Transform Your Equine Partner with Our Tailored Training Programs! 🐎
Are you seeking to unlock your horse's full potential? Look no further! Our comprehensive 30/60/90-day training programs are meticulously crafted to cater to the unique needs of your equine companion, ensuring a journey of growth, development, and success.
🌟 What Sets Us Apart? 🌟
1. Customized Approach: We understand that each horse is an individual with distinct abilities and temperaments. Our expert trainers meticulously assess your horse's strengths, weaknesses, and personality to tailor a program that maximizes their potential.
2. Proven Methods: Backed by years of experience and a deep understanding of equine psychology, our trainers utilize science-based techniques and positive reinforcement to foster trust, confidence, and cooperation in your horse.
3. Comprehensive Curriculum: Our programs encompass a wide range of disciplines, from foundational groundwork and obedience training to advanced performance skills. Whether your goal is to excel in dressage, jumping, eventing, or simply enhance your horse's manners, we've got you covered.
4. Progress Tracking: We believe in transparency and accountability. Throughout the program, you'll receive regular updates on your horse's progress, along with personalized feedback and recommendations to ensure continuous improvement.
5. Supportive Environment: Our facility provides a safe, stimulating, and nurturing environment conducive to learning and growth. Your horse will thrive in our state-of-the-art facilities under the care of our dedicated team.

03/02/2024

We are taking on new clients and offering a special introductory lesson price of $35 to get to know us! Come take a lesson with us and see what we have to offer in helping you achieve your horsemanship goals!

02/19/2024

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02/11/2024

It doesn't matter if you are Godzilla, you can't hold a horse up. The only one who can hold a horse up in lightness is the horse. Strong arms can't do it, strong bits can't do it, draw reins and leverage devices can't do it.

A tired horse will seek its forehand, A terrorized horse, whether from pain in its mouth, pain from the rider's attempt to exert control, will seek its forehand out of desperation.

So try not to go there. Ride calmly, build strength and fitness, ask and soften, help the horse learn how to carry its own body while being ridden, just as it carries its own body loose in a field. Horses are perfectly capable of carrying themselves WITHOUT a rider, and the goal should be to recreate that same ability WITH one---