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At JH Horsemanship we offer 1:1 lessons, training, clinics, consignment sales and boarding
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11/03/2024

Congratulations Lucas Helms and Gage Moore

10/10/2024

Come out and support WNC.

09/21/2024

Coming soon!!

09/17/2024

09/14/2024

This guy pulled out a 2nd in the RSNC youth. Lucas also got a 4th in the RSNC youth. Way to ride guys!!

09/14/2024

A great start last night in Clemson. Jaxon and Lucas took 3rd in the 11/2 sorting. This was a big class with 126 teams. Congratulations guys way to ride.

07/25/2024

💥 Training Openings 💥

▪️C**t starting - with a focus on a cow horse foundation, so when they leave they are ready to go on and excel in any discipline.
▪️ Ranch Sorting
▪️ Foal training - ground work which includes halter training, leading, stand quietly for grooming, pick-up feet, trailering
▪️Problem solving
▪️30-day tune-ups
We value quality over quantity- we limit our training intake so we can focus on the horses and as much individual time as they might require.

📱Call or message us for more information

06/11/2024

We have some great horses in this month and we added one more this past Saturday.

This is Sophia aka "Designed by Hilfiger" who is owned by Ashley McCall. Sophia is trained in Western Pleasure but hasn't been ridden much over the past couple of years so she is here for a tune up.

We have some trailering issues we have to work through as well but just after our first ride, I can tell this girl knows her job. She is going to be a fun one 🔥

06/04/2024

We have 2 new faces in for C**t starting & they are both cool little dudes 😎

06/03/2024

🔹C**t Starting🔹

This is Theo owned by Brooks Mo and he came to us already having a good groundwork foundation but we still spent the first couple of days working him on the ground to make sure we were able to move his feet, yield and soften to pressure. The better your horse understands how to move his feet and yield to pressure on the ground, the easier it’ll be for him to do the same thing under saddle, which is evident in this first ride.

….so If You Want To See Bucking, Better Attend The PBR because this was an “uneventful” first ride and that’s how we like it! 💥

I start off by putting my weight into the stirrup and lean over the saddle and then step back down. You’ll notice he did move during this, that’s fine, I just pulled the inside rein and turned him in a circle until he stopped again. Since he accepted all of this without getting worried, I went ahead and swung my leg over and sat up in the saddle.

For the first ride, our main goal is to keep the c**t calm, and have forward movement. You do not want the c**t to “freeze up” when you get on, so if he tries to walk, let him.

The first ride doesn’t have to last long or accomplish a lot of maneuvers. You basically want the horse to learn to carry your weight and move forward when asked.

With training horses, always remember that every horse is an individual and will have different strengths and weaknesses. Our first ride went off without a hitch and I’m excited to see his growth while in our program 🐴

05/29/2024

✨SOLD ✨

Bluegrass Boonsmal | 2021 AQHA gelding

Sire: Bluegrass Cat with NCHA LTE of 34,466
Dam: Mark Royal Boonsmal going back to Peptoboobsmal

Boone is available due to no fault of his own. We need to open up stalls for our upcoming c**ts. He is WTC under saddle in a snaffle and picks up both leads. Bathe, clip and stands for vet & farrier. He has a great stop, roll back and working on spin. Boone is an overall athlete with beautiful movement that will get you noticed in the ring. He is a great minded horse, very laid back and will do any type of ranch work but he is excelling in ranch sorting and loves working cows. We have hauled him to shows with no issues. Great in a stall and will stand tied all day. Great in arena work and riding outside.

Boone is quiet, respectful, and easy to handle. He is currently 14.2h, barefoot, 100% sound, and UTD on all his vaccines and dental work. His price will increase as we continue his training and showing over the summer.

This is a NICE horse at an affordable price! Gentle, sweet and willing! You don't want to miss out on this guy.

📍Waxhaw, NC
PPE welcome at buyers expense
Asking 1️⃣2️⃣,5️⃣0️⃣0️⃣
704-618-9372
Serious inquiries only!!!

05/29/2024

Very excited to announce the launch of our website! 💻🎉

This will be a great resource for people to get to know us, see our facility and the services we offer, all in one place!

www.jhhorsemanship.com

Please take a moment to go check it out. We would love to hear your feedback!

At JH Horsemanship we focus on developing the Western Performance Horse. Specializing in Sorting, Team Penning, and Ranch Versatility. We also offer tune-ups, problem solving and c**t starting. Our training program has been developed over many years, and we continually adapt to better serve our clie...

05/28/2024

💥 Training Openings Available in July💥

▪️C**t starting - with a focus on a cow horse foundation, so when they leave they are ready to go on and excel in any discipline.
▪️ Ranch Sorting
▪️ Foal training - ground work which includes halter training, leading, stand quietly for grooming, pick-up feet, trailering
▪️Problem solving
▪️30-day tune-ups

We value quality over quantity- we limit our training intake so we can focus on the horses and as much individual time as they might require.

📱Call or message us for more information

Address

4425 Tom Starnes Road
Waxhaw, NC
28173

Website

http://www.jhhorsemanship.com/

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Videos

“Stick with your cow” 🐮

If we rush through or skip steps in our training, we often end up with behavioral problems that we will have to go back and fix. Starting with a good solid foundation is key to a strong, long lasting relationship with your horse #jhhorsemanship

If this is how you like to spend your time, come out to JH Horsemanship and join in on the learning and fun 🐮

🔹 Colt Starting 🔹 Theo’s 30 Day progress #jhhorsemanship

We have a few spots open for training as well as lessons. When you enroll a horse in our training program, lessons are included. We want you to learn alongside your horse. If you want lessons, training or both, let us help you reach your goals! 📩 Send us a message to get started #jhhorsemanship

Too often I see colt starting videos where the horse is in complete panic mode once the saddle is strapped to their backs, running and bucking with fear in their eyes and by the end of their first session, they’re covered in sweat and heavy breathing. Now I’m not saying horses won’t have blow ups and you’re in the wrong if they do but there are practices you can take beforehand to make the first ride more enjoyable for you and the horse. We all want our horses to be a blend of calm, smart, brave and athletic and the way to get this result is by creating a provocative learning environment where he can continue to become more and more responsive 🤠 #jhhorsemanship

💫 Colt Starting 💫 Day 1 for Rip, owned by Meghan Fry He is a 2 y/o in for colt starting and nothing seems to phase this big guy. We saddled him up and rode with a halter to start and he did great so we introduced a bit and bridle. He likes to put everything in his mouth so he actually took the bit on his own when we put it in front of him. We let him wear the bridle for a while to get used to it. Then we ended with some fun by swinging a rope all around him and over his head..as you can see, he wasn’t bothered by it one bit 😂 #jhhorsemanship

🔹Colt Starting🔹 This is Theo owned by Brooks Mo and he came to us already having a good groundwork foundation but we still spent the first couple of days working him on the ground to make sure we were able to move his feet, yield and soften to pressure. The better your horse understands how to move his feet and yield to pressure on the ground, the easier it’ll be for him to do the same thing under saddle, which is evident in this first ride. ….so If You Want To See Bucking, Better Attend The PBR because this was an “uneventful” first ride and that’s how we like it! 💥 I start off by putting my weight into the stirrup and lean over the saddle and then step back down. You’ll notice he did move during this, that’s fine, I just pulled the inside rein and turned him in a circle until he stopped again. Since he accepted all of this without getting worried, I went ahead and swung my leg over and sat up in the saddle. For the first ride, our main goal is to keep the colt calm, and have forward movement. You do not want the colt to “freeze up” when you get on, so if he tries to walk, let him. The first ride doesn’t have to last long or accomplish a lot of maneuvers. You basically want the horse to learn to carry your weight and move forward when asked. With training horses, always remember that every horse is an individual and will have different strengths and weaknesses. Our first ride went off without a hitch and I’m excited to see his growth while in our program 🐴 #jhhorsemanship