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| Bradley Boyd (270)-625-1702 Basic training and board. Basic training includes the skills that a horse will need to advance to the next level of training for any discipline. Basic training is a minimum of 60 days and a maximum of 90 days. Training for a discipline and board. (without cattle) This includes anything past basic training. Calf roping training and board. (with cattle) It takes a minimum of one year training for a calf roping horse after completion of basic training. At about the half-way point in this training, the horse should be able to transfer straight into other events. This will also include fluid turnarounds, sliding stops, and cow work. Board if not in training. I do not board horses, this is only in place to cover feed and labor if I am gone to shows for a month. After completion of basic training and roping training, most horses will be able to transfer to another discipline. Reining, working cow horse, heading, heeling, ranch horse competitions, etc. Miscellaneous: Vet bills. Farrier bills. Dental work. Feed supplements. |
| BRADLEY BOYD, TRAINER |
| I have been surrounded by horses my entire life. Whether it be riding and competing for my own enjoyment or breaking and training colts to sell. I have learned throughout the years that to successfully train a horse you must form a relationship. There must be a bond of trust between the horse and trainer. I will commit myself through time and patience with each horse and let them reach their full potential at their own pace. Every horse is different. Just like people some develop faster than others. Without trust there is no relationship. |
