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Sterling Performance Equine

Excellence in Horsemanship
NRHA, foundational training, show horses
Kansas

24/12/2024

Merry Christmas from Sterling Performance Equine☃️❄️🎄

As we celebrate our first year in business, we want to thank our incredible clients, riders, and equine partners for your support and trust. It’s been an amazing start, and we’re so grateful to be part of your horsemanship journey.

Wishing you a joyful, warm, and horse-filled holiday season!

- Sterling Performance Equine

16/12/2024

What an honor to have worked under such a man. Thank you Taylor Gillespie !!

07/12/2024

Christmas is coming! It's not too late to add a riding package under the tree! 🎄

06/12/2024

We are booking up for the spring. Contact us to get your young horse started or tune up scheduled!

03/12/2024

1% improvement a day makes a whole new horse in 100 days.

11/11/2024

Our group lessons facilitate learning through observation and shared experiences. Learning from your peers is a great way to step up your horsemanship!

21/10/2024

'Miss America's Princess' (Silva) represented those who couldn't be with family for special events at a local show. I wanted our Halloween costume to mean something special this year.

Silva did not disappoint and held her head proudly in the ring.

16/10/2024

All it takes is one person to believe in you.

The very first horse we started under Sterling Performance Equine is back for a tune up. A lot of dreams were carried on this mare.

09/10/2024

"Before you send your two year old off to the c**t starter.. here are a couple reminders :)

Have your horse’s teeth done and wolf teeth taken out before so accepting a bit isn’t an issue.

Make sure they are well fed but you don’t need to “fatten them up” with a bunch of sugary feeds before… just like you wouldn’t give your kid a basket of candy every day before school. A good training program will feed them according to the work load and their body condition and they should build muscle and lose the baby fat over the course of a few months.

You don’t need to do ground work to prepare them for the c**t starter. Unless you have incredible timing, it may actually hinder the process. And for the love….do not saddle them. You only get one shot at their first experience with a saddle and 1,000 things can go wrong if you don’t know what you’re doing. Leave it to the professional that you are paying.

Communicate your goals and plans for your horse with your trainer so you’re on the same page. Ask them what you can realistically expect after a few months and how often you should expect to hear from them throughout the process.

It never hurts to preemptively start your horse on an ulcer prevention protocol before you send them off and then keep them on the meds or the supplements of your choice for the first month of training. The first month is usually the most stressful as there are a lot of new things being thrown at them. It just keeps things rolling smoothly instead of waiting for problems to arise.

Stay in communication with your trainer about any soundness or health issues that could come up. The quicker you catch things the better. It’s not terribly uncommon to discover things like OCDs or other existing issues once the horse is put under more physical pressure.

My last tip is to pay on time and show appreciation. C**t starting is probably the least recognized and most thankless part of a horse’s training and career. There aren’t usually headlines written about us. But a sincere thank you goes a long way."

19/09/2024

Letting them be horses is so important for their minds.

Here are some of our mares enjoying time in the big pasture!

18/09/2024

Hancock bred horses always get a bad reputation. Maverick is here to prove them all wrong.

Look at this incredible 2 year old and Aaliyah Matzek

15/09/2024

Get in that dirt.

31/08/2024

Check out our latest monthly deals and secure your bookings by messaging me!

24/08/2024

You can't even tell CJ had a week off. We love this big guy!

Sign up now for lessons this fall, we are filling up!

19/08/2024

Our new mare, Foxy, is already teaching students how to be confident with ground work!

She has earned the nickname, Kanga.

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+13166444542

Website

https://www.sterlingequineks.com/

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1% improvement a day makes a whole new horse in 100 days.

All it takes is one person to believe in you. The very first horse we started under Sterling Performance Equine is back for a tune up. A lot of dreams were carried on this mare.

Letting them be horses is so important for their minds. Here are some of our mares enjoying time in the big pasture!

Hancock bred horses always get a bad reputation. Maverick is here to prove them all wrong. Look at this incredible 2 year old and Aaliyah Matzek #Hancock #aqha