Orme Horse Training and Sales

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Orme Horse Training and Sales

Orme Horse Training and Sales We offer training, horses for sale and consignment.

Our goal is to produce equine that are willing partners with a solid foundation of maneuvers for success in any job that is asked of them. We like to start building a trusting, respectful relationship from the time they are young as we feel it produces a more solid foundation of the fundamentals that every horse should have. We offer several options for both ground work and undersaddle work that can be customized to fit both your horses needs and your budget.

03/12/2022

First time saddled for the 2 year old c**t. He did great! Made a few very half hearted funny jumps, stopped him asked to go again and that was the end of the funny business. Moved out at all 3 gaits and spent time tied while saddled.

03/07/2022

First day of work for this 2 year old stud c**t. First hose off after sweating his bum off trying to flirt with the ladies during work. Videos coming soon 🎥

06/28/2021

An awesome opportunity to learn more about this style of training and “bridling up” horses into a spade bit. Zoom style clinic 6am-8am or 6pm-8pm tomorrow only $15 to “audit”.

June 29th Spade Bit, Two Rein and Hackamore -
https://mailchi.mp/839c51912268/hackamore-tworein-bridle-5693989

05/21/2021

Anyone looking for a solid older horse? Cisco is a grade gelding in his early 20s. He’s nothing fancy but more whoa then go. Great for the kids or grandkids to hop on, plow reins, not super sensitive to legs so not going to spin around and dump someone off.

04/24/2021

We haven’t had time to post this pretty mares sale video and she’s already SOLD!

We’ll have more horses coming up for sale the next couple months so keep an eye out!

Prada is a dark brown 2011 grade appendix quarter horse type mare. She is here on consignment and a real nice mare overall.

04/11/2021

Sneak peak at the newest consignment! She’s big, she’s pretty and she’s broke. Can’t get much better then that!

10/20/2020

Sometimes growing up just isn’t fun. 2020 mule foals at Lazy Three Bar Ranch learning patience while tied. Along with Dorado 5 year old quarter horse gelding waiting to be rode.

*some animals in this video are for sale ask for details*

03/12/2020

Yesterday we went on a ride. Almost 2 miles with Johnny (11 year old John) and penny (12 year old Molly). These guys deserved some attention and had fun on our little adventure.

* all the little zigzags really did happen lol *

01/29/2020

Have you ever wondered where you should be in the warm up arena? Check out this great image of keep you and your horse safe and out of the way in a busy arena!

Good morning!! Just a friendly reminder👍 Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow. Happy Friday! 🙌🙌

01/24/2020

Vlog #3! Vets are a large part of your life when you have animals. Definitely an unavoidable place. We are glad we have such a wonderful vet! Stilts 2017 app...

01/20/2020

01/04/2020

Our very first vlog ever!! We’ve been tossing around the idea of vlogging before the new year and have decided to give it a go! Follow us on our day to day a...

01/01/2020

We hope everyone has a safe and happy New Years! What are your horsey new year resolutions? Ride more? Get a foal out of your favorite mare? Let us know in the comments below!

09/10/2019

A great reminder regarding the ease of reading your number at shows. Large easy to read font makes it quick and easy for the judge to identify you and spend more time placing the class.

While recently chatting with some fellow horse show judges, a common conversation came up: exhibitor back numbers. As a horse show judge, it continues to be a source of frustration and angst. While many exhibitors do an adequate job of displaying their number to judges, it is common at horse shows o...

08/30/2019

"The thing you are trying to help the horse do is to use his own mind. You are trying to present something and then let him figure out how to get there." - Tom Dorrance.

From Tom's book 'True Unity'.

Image of Tom is by Julie Baldocchi.

08/24/2019

Luna is a 2014 cremello Quarab mare. She stands right around 14.3h and is green broke to ride. Her registration is pending for PHBA.

Luna could make an awesome all around horse. I see anything for trail riding, endurance, jumping or even dressage in her future. She’s a very feminine mare who would make a great addition to a breeding program.

Luna is priced at $1,600 but will go up as training continues.

Price includes a breeding to one of the following:
RMS Hobart 14.2h mammoth Jack
Unique Burnin Brass 15.2h cremello AQHA
Sucha Genuine Joker 15h(still growing)Sorrel Overo AQHA/APHA
Tachara Majesty’s Maji 12h Grey Caspian

08/08/2019

"Relaxed, supple, free movements in a c**t indicate confidence" Road to the Horse 2020 competitor Wade Black 📸Jana Horka

11/17/2018

Worked with no name filly today. She did really well, very smart and willing.

As she would let me approach and retreat but not touch her I went ahead and roped her (I’m not a roper hence the first pic😂 but it’s a great desensitization tool). She did great and picked up on giving to pressure really well. We ended the session on the ground with a halter and lead. I also gave her a bit of grain😊🐴

Address

29350 Fisk Road
Parma, ID
83660

Telephone

+12087395595

Website

https://www.lazy3barranch.com/training

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Videos

Sometimes growing up just isn’t fun. 2020 mule foals at Lazy Three Bar Ranch learning patience while tied. Along with Dorado 5 year old quarter horse gelding waiting to be rode. *some animals in this video are for sale ask for details*

We are excited to announce that Angelica has been released to go back to working and riding horses. We are working on getting caught up on our own but will be taking in horses for training come May! The little grey mare in the beginning will also be for sale here soon after she has some more training. She is 6 years old and believed to be a quarter Arab cross.

Bux - First Time Moving Out Saddled

Horses raised with a solid foundation make starting them undersaddle a breeze. Proper handling from the beginning pays off in the long run when it comes to your horses future and your bank account. It is always quicker and easier to do it right the first time then it is to have to fix problems later down the road. This is Bux moving out in a trot and lope with a saddle on for the first time on day1. This is what we like to see! No hesitation or fear, a smooth upward and downward transition without a single thought about bucking.

Hopper relaxed while getting hosed off after today's session.

Yearlings standing tied like pros!

Sage - day #14 "flagging around" This is something I do around their second time packing a saddle and before their first few rides. By flagging them off another horse in a larger area such as an arena they learn to move out and become soft and supple while wearing a saddle along with decreasing their energy. By decreasing their energy you are decreasing their drive to find comfort and companionship some where else. They are less likely to spook or bolt which in turn builds their confidence in having a saddle or human on their back. *Plus the other horse I'm riding gets a good workout and some training at the same time*

Sage - day #4 short video of working on her w/t/c transitions. Sage is very smart however lacks a bit of a work ethic. She prefers to trot however we are working on both slowing her down (walk) and speeding her up (canter).

Sometimes training can consist of a leisure ride out. Tonight I took Penny a 7 year old Molly out on her 16th ride. Worked on gaining more consistency with her neck reining. To mix it up a little we brought along Johnny a 6 year old John mule. Penny helped me teach Johnny how to properly pony in preparation to go on several packing trips over the next year. So I guess you could say I took my asses for a walk!

EMM Mare Day: 1 (4/11/15) Here is a short video of round pen work on day one. During pick up I opted not to have a lead rope put on along with the halter (however I think it would be nice at this moment). Prior to roping her I worked on w/t/c transitions and getting her to turn and face which she was picking up on really well. Once roped she came around to the idea of giving to pressure, before too long she was seeking the relief and coming closer and closer to me.

My Nampa ID EMM mare having the halter put on at the corrals yesterday.

Day 9: I gave Hank a simple test to see if he was ready for the removal of his lead rope. (The test was if I could walk into his pen and touch him without having to grab the lead rope) hank passed with flying colors! He had his first taste of "freedom" since pick up last Saturday.