Horse Training, Demonstrations and
Horse/Rider Clinics

Feel knows when to apply pressure, how much pressure and when to release pressure. You can watch horse trainers week after week on RFD but when you try it with your horse there are very little results. Your horse does not do the same things as the ones on TV. That is exactly why all the TV trainers do horse clinics. The differences between a horse demonstration and a horse/rider clinic are huge.

In a demonstration, the trainer will work a horse with some kind of problem or issue. The trainer seems to “Fix” the horse very fast. This is because all good trainers have “feel”.  They know When to apply pressure, How much pressure to apply, and When to release the pressure. This “Feel” allows the trainer to “Fix” the horse very fast. The horse is not really “Fixed” he just doesn’t do it wrong for the trainer. This looks impressive but does nothing to help you learn “Feel”. When you try to apply what the trainer has done, you do not get the same results because you have not learned “Feel”.

Horse and Rider Clinics are the best way to learn horse training techniques and “Feel.” The trainer can watch how you interact with your horse and make corrections with you immediately, teaching you “Feel”. That is: When to apply pressure, How much pressure to apply, and When to release the pressure. The trainer can help you change some of your “bad feel” habits. This allows you to have much better results with your horse training.

The cost of taking your horse to a clinic can cost over $1,200 for 3 days, which 90% of us cannot afford, plus you have travel and
lodging expenses. SOLUTION: my name is Skipper Calder, I am President and Founder of Cowboy-up Ministry. God has given me the ability to train horses and people with biblical principles and “Feel”. My preaching has taught me how to better communicate

You furnish the place and I will come do a 2 hour horse demonstration with any 3 horses that you choose. Invite as many people as you want to watch, all I ask for is a donation. The demonstration will build the interest in your community and you will have no trouble finding people wanting to be a part of the 2 day horse and rider clinic experience. I only take 6 horses with their riders (not 20 like most) at each 2 day clinic; this allows each person plenty of one-on-one time. The person hosting the clinic comes for free.