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New York State Horse Training & Farrier

August 20, 2008
Testimonials
Testimonials
When I purchased Splenda in the winter of 2006, I was not aware of how little handling and love she had experienced in her short life. I purchased her as a weanling, and just walking down the aisle of the barn and entering a stall for the very first time was tramatic for her! I decided to call on Todd to help me "Train her Softly". Todd came in and once again gently convinced my little filly that not all men are bad and that with kindness and understanding under Todd's guidance and training methods I am happy to say that today, Splenda is enjoying her new home at an A Rated Show barn! Todd did his magic on this filly and she has blossomed into a lovely show pony for a happy family with children. Thanks again Todd for your unique training methods...all my ponies have done very well with Todd's training techniques.
 
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KWR Sir-Myst Legacy aka ACE

Ace is a rather impressive yearling stud that thrives for attention. The problem with that is he sometimes gets a tad bit aggressive.

This is where Todd comes into play. He will sweet talk the stud into becoming sweet as apple pie.

KWR Sir-Myst Legacy aka ACE
Thorn Apple Farms.


 

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Zala

Zala used to be one very expensive pasture ornament until we called Train Me softly.

Ten days later, Todd turned her into a rather gentle western riding horse for the whole family to enjoy. As you can see, even a six year old can ride with some confidence after Todd spent a few minutes with Tori on Zala.

She was riding more confident than ever. If you have a pasture ornament you need to ask Todd to lend a hand.

 "Zala"
Sandstone Stables
1246 Park Ave.
Amherst OH, 44001

Phone: 440.984.2080
http://www.sandstonestables.com 

 

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Shadow

You could NOT touch this colt's legs...any of them, anywhere...when we first started working with him. He was loving, etc., but simply "hands off" about his legs and tail. Period. End of discussion.

Todd worked with him, and look at him now!

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Linda Ashar
ThornApple Farms
Vermilion OH, 44089

 

 

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(585) 233-1751