Why choose AAE?
We believe every rider deserves their own version of a Cowgirl Cadillac — that once-in-a-lifetime kind of horse who’s safe, responsive, and ready for anything the rider wants to go do.
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At All Around Equine, that’s exactly what we work to create for you. We don’t rush. We invest hours each day into every horse as if they were our own. Because the only way to build a true partner is through time, patience, feel, and timing.
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With nearly three decades in the horse industry, I’ve been blessed to learn from some of the most accomplished horsemen and women in the world (and continue to educate myself)— in disciplines such as Reining, Colt Starting, Western Pleasure, English, Showmanship, WSCA gaming events, Liberty, Barrels, Ranch work, Cattle events, and even some Dressage and Jumping.
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I’ve also had the opportunity to ride extremely high-level horses — Congress winners, NRHA futurity contenders, NCHA performers, and even horses with Olympic-level training. These horses taught me more than any lesson ever could. Those experiences shaped how I train, how I teach, and how I connect with every horse and rider who walks through my barn doors.
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Whether starting colts, rebuilding confidence, or polishing advanced maneuvers, every horse receives a custom plan designed to bring out its full potential — the kind of partner you dream of. The kind of partner you can go out and accomplish your goals with.​
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2026 Horse Training Pricing & Info:​
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Level 1: $1600
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Working with your horse 2-3 hours a day
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2–3 rides/week
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Daily groundwork
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Typically, young small horses that cannot handle the physical stress of daily riding
Level 2: $1800
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Working with your horse 2-3 hours a day
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4-5 rides/week
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Daily groundwork
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Standard training program
Level 3: $2000
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Working with your horse 2-3 hours a day
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6-7 rides/week
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Daily groundwork
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Designed for horses that are durable and ready to really go to work
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More bang for your buck!
Finish: $1600
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Working with your horse 1-2 hours a day
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4-6 rides/week
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Less groundwork
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Designed for horses already riding consistent and don't need the daily groundwork but need the fine tuning under saddle
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Program will depend on what you want horse finished for.
All programs include:
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Saddle-fitting session
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Unlimited lessons for owner
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One professional bodywork session (pre- or post-training)
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Unlimited Bemer sessions
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Clinic discounts while in training: $100
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FREE online clinic access during training
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Detailed, written daily training plan that you will have access to and be able to follow along with
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Progress updates (videos/Photos)​​
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Goal setting session
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Groundwork:
Every level 1 through 3 horse spends six days a week on purposeful groundwork ranging from 30 minute to and hour. The performance horses will get less if they are already consistent in those areas.
Groundwork may include:
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Trail course exposure & water crossings
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Softness and responsiveness to pressure
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Showmanship-style body control (hips, shoulders, backing, side-passing, etc.)
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Hobbling (owner-approved) – taught to give to pressures that would resemble being caught in something, helping them learn to yield, stay calm, and stay safe instead of fighting
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Trailer loading & hauling to events
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Rope exposure
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Liberty work
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Basic desensitizing with tarps, flags, umbrellas, dogs, and more
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Exposure to loud noises and heavy machinery
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Alone time being tied
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Daily care including farrier handling, clipping, brushing, and washing
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Optional: bow, lay-down, and harness-start work, tricks (move to steps)
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Under-Saddle Training
Each ride lasts approximately 1–2 hours, following structured groundwork. We focus on the fine details — helping the horse move with balance, softness, and thoughtfulness instead of tension.
Training includes:
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Softening face and body
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Moving the four body parts: Head/Neck, Shoulders, Barrel, Hip
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Collection and rating
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Spins, rollbacks, and stopping on the hind end
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Smooth gait transitions and correct leads
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Trail work and obstacle exposure
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Indoor and outdoor arena work
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Outside riding by themselves and with other horses
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Dragging and picking up objects
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Bareback and “monkey business”
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Roping exposure
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Confidence-building challenges
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Cattle work
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Many more things depending on what the horse will be used for
Pre-Arrival Checklist
Before arrival, horses must have:
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Current Coggins, vaccines, teeth, and farrier work
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Aggressive worming protocol
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Facilities
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Not heated:
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Indoor: 200x60 arena, 40-ft round pen, 4-20x20 paddock stalls
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Each training/sale horse is penned/turned out separately. Never with another client horse.
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Heated:
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Barn: 3-12x12 stalls, 3- 24 x 12 stalls, wash rack with hot water, tack room, and office
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Outdoor: 200x120 arena, 65-ft round pen, trail access, desensitizing area, and patience poles, 3 pastures
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