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W Bar Horse Training Basic horse training offering solid starts, problem work, finishing, reclaiming, exercise and tuning. Training since 1999. References available upon request. Mr.
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W bar Horse Training
W BAR HORSE TRAINING
Riding before I could walk I grew up in deep east Texas watching my father and brothers ride, break and train horses. As I grew older I became more involved in the process and began to find my own passion and path in this life of connecting horse to rider. I began training on my own in spring of 99’ to help pay my way through college. I quickly realized

that one day this was to be my life. It was not to come as I planned. In fall of 2001 on a September morning my world along with so many others changed and I joined the Army to fight the Global war on Terror. I sold my horse and my gear and moved my family to TN where I was stationed at Fort Campbell. Even in the Army I always found myself drifting back to the horse and a passion I couldn’t contain. In 2016 I was given the honor to command the 1st Cavalry Division, Horse Cavalry Detachment. There I met two true horsemen that influence my training even today. Larry Borth, retired Civilian Stable Master and Mr. Donnie Davis the current Civilian Stable Master taught me much and reignited the passion to connect rider to horse. Since then I have continued to study and learn as much as I can from the greats such as; Chris Cox, Monty Roberts, Mark Rashid and Clinton Anderson. I am a horsemen of many methods and believe all training can be summed in three basic principals.

1. Everything you do with a horse should start with and be built on trust.

2. The intention is not to get where to are "able" to but get to where you are "allowed" to.

3. No two horse are the same and should never be approached as such. Training these amazing creatures is my passion and there truly is not much to it. Move slow, talk soft and know when to say enough is enough. Nothing fancy and it isn't hard.

11/09/2024

23 years ago today
I was on my way to class at Stephen F. Austin and had no clue what had happened because I didn’t have the radio on. I got to my public speaking class to a note on the door to meet at the auditorium. Thinking I had forgotten an assignment and had a speech due I went down stairs with dread. As I entered the auditorium I saw a woman crying and the news was on. About 5 minutes later the second tower was hit. Later that afternoon I had lunch with Kristen and Jr. at Ritas in Nacogdoches and I decided our country needed me. I stood in line for three hours to talk to the Army Recruiter along with over a hundred other of my fellow Texans. I was late to work at Foretravel that night but my friends supported me and knew how I felt. A week later I was on one of three busses full of future Soldiers, Marines, Seaman, and Airmen going to Houston for our MEPs date. I will never forget those we lost that fateful morning or those we have lost since ensuring it never happens again. Please remember all those who have lost love ones and all those who have sacrificed.
RIP........... I will never stop fighting for you all!

Jeremy A. Woodard Sr.
MAJ, FA57
US Army

You are not forgotten.

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Knoxville taking his turn on the cavaletti. We finished up in the arena and he did well but I wasn’t able to get any pictures or videos.

Freedom working the cavalletti in the round pen before we mounted up

This weekend was a good weekend for horse work. Gilbert and I got a chance to spend our first time together since our last encounter. He did very well just a bit lazy it has been a while and he was enjoying the down time.

Tesla is doing so well this was her second ride with me and she was great. I am really enjoying this little filly.

This was a good night for Lady.

She moves great to the right hangs on the gate a little but not bad at all I was super happy with her.

This is a clip of the rider getting on Tony for the fourth time this evening. He did so well and I am so proud of this mustang.

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