- Who is the artist of your Logo?
- What horse breeders can you
refer us to?
- Why do you not take horses into
performance training that are under the age of three?
Joni Solis is the
BEST
graphic artist there is, I had Joni design
this logo for me and I liked it so much that when I was in need
of a second logo - I knew right where to go. Thanks for the
great work Joni.
What horse breeders can you refer
us to?
Magic Mist Miniatures - Specializing
in appaloosas of color. Magic Mist breeds performance and halter horses that
will take you far as you are willing to go. Home of multiple national champions.
Pheasant Run Stables - Breeding miniature
shetlands for halter and performance at all levels of
competition.
Pheasant Run is home to national champion halter stallion NJ's
Sandhill Spirit.
NJ Pony Farm - Breeders of multiple
congress and national champion performance and halter horses.
Ponies of exceptional confirmation and temperament - NJ ponies
are ponies that do more.
Willow Ridge Andalusians- If you are
looking for a great, sound, best friend that you will be proud
to ride and compete with. Our horses are raised naturally with
open fields to romp and graze upon. They all have intelligence,
athletic conformation, high stepping action and of course
beauty. Their real beauty is in their versatility, and
wonderful temperaments. Our horses are capable of pursuing any
sport of discipline for their partner.
The push to begin training horses as long yearlings and
two year olds comes from an economic perspective; as the sooner that you start a
horse, the sooner you can begin try making money off them. This perspective does
not do what is best for the horse, as many of the bones and joints have not
closed off. Here at Magic Touch Training Center we believe that our horses are
our best friends -and that we would rather have a usable companion for many
years to come rather than one that is only usable for a few years. Our personal
preference would be not to start a horse in performance training until they are
four years old or older - as the extra year of patience will set your horse up
for more years of success.
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