Welcome to our website, We are announcing our public opening of our full size areana
that's 150ft wide by 250ft long. It's fully lighted for night time riding, Very good footing for riding in during winter or
rainy season's yr around riding we also have 6 round pens hot walker and trails, $50 fee per month for full excess to arena
and other amenity's of our ranch.We are also excepting horses for board @ $350.00 per month for full board with full stall
in barn and turn out daily, Tack room wash rack foaling stall's. We also offer a board of $230.00 a month for pasture
boarding full Amenity's to ranch trail's Arena and much more. 24 hr watch and vet on call and ferrier.
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 Welcome to your one stop equine professionals Bill and Meredith
Mazutis. Where breeding and training/sales is a step above the rest. Considered the best in local area equine business's. Just ask
around. If we don't have what you are looking for just let us know what you would like in a horse and we help you find
it. Also ask about about our training services for problem horses and fitting your horse for show. Meredith
is a Producer Quality Horses She has won world champion ships also multi world Champion Contender in Western
pleasure and Hunter, Dressage,Halter Class's. We also have rescued horses who are looking for family's to provide forever
homes. Meredith also provides one on one horsemanship to client's she will travel to you to meet your needs concerning your
Equines needs. Meredith Also give's riding lesson's and hourly horse back riding Happy trial's to you Regards Meredith
& Cheyenne & Bill Mazutis
Hi, I am on the road now!
Delta and tri county's
Traveling horse trainer. Yes I will come to
you.
I have heard an understand my clientele needs.
So if your horse wont stand for the farrier or you need
help teaching your horse to trailer.
Our teaching you and providing you with the tools to manage your horse properly
and safely.
Such as lunging,
Behavior problems, Horsemanship one on one.
Or taking the freshness out of
your seasoned horse for you.
I understand some horses do not need to leave home for some training,
I know if the owner's are
given the tool's to deal with certain Issue's it can be resolved by owner at home.
This will also help
you establish Leadership and Partnership. Call Meredith, (970) 201-1837
I strive to please your Equine needs. Be it problem horses
or just getting your young Equine started under the saddle. Or preparing you and your horse for the Show ring.Or your every
day trail horse. We teach Western and English. We also provide horsemanship class's for beginners.
We do apologize that we do not conduct
a 30 day training miracle for your horse. But we will do our best to set a solid foundation start to finish. We do advocate our clientele to be involved with there
equine's training session's.When possible.
 Desensitizing
An example of such an object might be a plastic bag suddenly blowing across the path of horse
and rider, which, if the horse has not been properly desensitized, could result in spooking. Spooking is potentially dangerous,
as it can result in fallen riders or horses bolting into traffic. A typical method to desensitize the horse to such an object
is to tie a plastic bag to the end of a stick and, through multiple sessions, slowly get the horse used to the object. The
sessions include waving the bag in the air, rubbing the horse's body, face and legs with it, and ultimately whipping
the bag against the ground near the horse's feet. I Also use a verity of objects balloon's tarps or a Ball. What ever
I may have around. I try an make this fun for the horse. It's best to use horses natural curiosity. This
Also is very beneficial for establish trust to develop a true partnership and leader ship between you and the horse. These
tactic's are also a way I evaluate a horse. To get into there head. To show me if they are more right brained or
left brained. Timid or Brave there strength's and weakness's. And where I
need to start Bluiding. To lay the the block's for a Solid foundation.
 Ground Manner's
This is very important. The horse must respect you space. Lead properly, Stand still
while you mount. To stand tied and handle the feet. Among several other issue's that will carry over in the saddle.
I also like to teach all horses I train to enter tight spaces. This could some day life be a life saver. I also teach
your horse to load an unload safely from horse trailer. I also know if a horse want's to be hard headed don't
be hard on the horse, Allow the horse be hard on them self. The horse will find your way is easier an summit and
in turn .All the while developing Leader ship trust and a mutual respect, eventully true partnership.Saddle Training
When I saddle a horse young or older for the first time. Before I even set saddle on there back. I Have
already introduced the sight/smell of saddle. I have little tactics I like to use. One is make this fun for the horse
I use the horse's natural curiosity. When all is good .I start by just setting saddle on horse. Never
Cinch horse at this point. I simply move horse out in the round pen an let the saddle fall to the ground. I keeping doing
so until horse is unmoved or unsettled by it all together. To cinch horse and teach him the feel of cinch and feel of
saddle while cinched. When Fully desensitized to saddling. I move to cir single and long rein's
While fully sacked out. . After horse is standing still tied excepting saddle or some call it sacking out. And excepting
bit or Bosal, Under stand's the commands and is responsive . Giving to pressure an release understand
rein cue's . When horse is confidant and stands allowing me mount an un mount. This is where the horse
an I have a complete understanding and Trust. I am not doing any thing that the horse is not ready for, The horse
is fully excepting me as its leader an has giving me the full trust. This is where I take the most joy. Because
this is where the horse an I become one. This where the horse an I develop a true partnership. We are
ONE.
Ponying up/First ride:
This is where I take your horse from the round pen, Fully sacked out
in all there new fancy dud's. Saddle, breast collar, Bridle an reins. While I ride my one of mount's or
horse in training who is mostly finished. I start out in the pasture here. And we move out on roads an trails. This will Acclimate
them to new sight's and sound's like traffic an many more thing's.This is also a test.To see if there are any
wholes in training. A horse will be more confident in a place he familiar with. Even thou I have already desensitized
the horse in many ways an established leadership.They can get a Little skittish. Mostly so when they are crossing water an
so forth, I find that all horses just LOVE this. After a few trips we are ready for our first ride out on the trail.
Finished Training:
I teach the horse to achieving collection, Rounding
up, Useing there hind end, correct head posture, suppleness, Rhythm, half halts, Flying lead changes, Side pass,
Rollover's , Backing up. Moving off pressure. I'm a capable trainer in Western an English riding tactics.
"I
prefer "Natural Horsemanship" methods; pressure and release. I feel each trainer has
something to teach
and do not prefer one particular method over another. Each horse is an
individual and it just doesn't make
sense to pick one method and stick with it. I have participated in many natural horsemanship clinics,
as
well as some draft horse clinics. I take bits and pieces from each clinic, book and video
and combine that with
my own experiences to find the best way to work with a particular horse.
I am continually looking to expand my
knowledge, and will continue to read new (and new to
me) training books, watch videos and attend clinics.
I want to focus on building a strong, willing partnership between horse and human-both on the
ground and in the saddle.
When you create a willing partnership with your horse you will both
be happier. I want to show horses and
people how to achieve this partnership. I also feel strongly that every horse deserves a chance, and thoroughly
enjoy working with
"problem horses." Whether the horse comes from a sketchy past or has simply had little
to no
training, most horses will come around in time-if given a chance..."
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