Enck's Training LLC

01/15/2026

One of our favorite parts of a private retreat is cowboy coffee around the fire and getting to know our new friends!

Retreats are a great way to learn, hangout with horses, relax and just escape from the hustle and bustle of real life for a little bit.

We have opened our books for the summer and are ready to book some retreats. Come alone for a 1-2 day retreat or bring your friends/family for a group experience. Either way, we know you will love every second of it and leave with memories you’ll hold on to forever.

As always, feel free to send us a message with any questions or to get the booking process started! We can’t wait to see you in 2026!

01/14/2026

Let’s talk about the prospect of making money with a horse. Thoughts and expectations vs. reality.

Check out this week’s blog and let me know your thoughts in the comments!

Ignorance is bliss. Have you heard that statement before? It is especially fitting when it comes to horses. From grand schemes of making a fortune to making a good dependable horse out of an untouc…

01/13/2026

If you didn’t know this horse what would be the safest way to approach to untie?

01/12/2026

Horsemanship through the lens of child development. Part 2🐴

01/11/2026

Something to think about! This year we are focusing on relationships and why it matters.

Join us on our subscription page for more in depth videos! We are also going to be hosting a series of 1 day clinics at our facility that will focus on building relationships from horses to people. Feel free to send us a message or follow along for more info on those!

01/10/2026

Reminiscing on all of our favorite moments from last year. We want to see YOU at Enck’s Training this year!

If you had to choose only one of the events below which would you attend?

a. Cattle Clinic
b. Horse Soccer Game
c. Personal 1 or 2 day Retreat
d. Specialty Clinic (c**t starting, groundwork, riding fundamentals, etc)

01/09/2026

Come join us and experience one for yourself:)

01/09/2026

Our Jan 31 clinic is full for participants. But we have room for a few more auditors.

If you’d like to audit msg us to sign up. We have a heat shack to warm up.

A few details on this clinic this is the first in a series of building a relationship with your horses.

These clinics are designed more for the people than the horses. That is why noone participating has to bring a horse. We have plenty to use.

What we’ll be teaching can be used on any horse.

Remember, a good horse starts with you, not your horse.

We do need you to sign up if you want to audit as we have limited room and we will be offering a small lunch so we need to know how many we need to prepare for.

Thanks looking forward to presenting this series!

01/07/2026

What would your dream retreat look like at Enck’s Training?

We had lots of fun last year with those who came for retreats. The best thing about it is they can be anything you want! We had some come to hang out and play with horses at our facility, but we were also able to expand and do some other really cool things. This included touring a local feedlot, working with cattle, trail riding, attending a local horse show and even going out for a steak dinner. Plus so much more, the opportunities are endless!

We can’t wait to see what unique ideas others bring to their retreats this year:)

Message our page or comment below to get the booking process started if you’d like to join us for a retreat sometime this year!

01/06/2026

Trivia Tuesday:

What type of horse would you rather work with? The top horse or the bottom horse? And as always explain your answers!

01/05/2026

Horsemanship through the lens of child development. Part 1🐴

01/05/2026

Got home from church yesterday and look who showed up, ‘Ol Grumpy himself.

Said something about doing unto others as you would have them do unto you. Whatever that means.

I think he wants me to trim his horses, I guess ? Which ain’t ever gonna happen.

At least he didn’t pay me so apparently he’s telling me I don’t have to pay him.

In all seriousness he says to keep trimming your horse’s regularly over the winter. Whether you’re riding or not it’s a good time to get ahead of cracks, flares and overall health of the foot. Remember “no foot no horse”.

He’s taking a liking to that palomino we call Popeye, and was pretty patient with our young grulla we call Shadow.

I told him he could have them for the right price. And he said he’d never pay for them. So you see the whole do unto others thing is apparent he doesn’t want paid by me either😉