Northern Grace Performance Horses
Connection.
Communication.
Trust.
A performance-horse training program located in Turner, Oregon, built on developing confident, willing horses, true horsemanship, and stronger partnerships.
Northern Grace was built on a simple belief
The horse comes first.
When we take the time to listen, communicate, and earn the horse's trust, we're not just training a better horse, we're building a partnership capable of extraordinary things.
At Northern Grace, we build confident, willing horses and riders who know how to bring out the best in their horses through feel, timing, and clear communication.
Our focus is developing solid, well-rounded horses and better horsemanship. Whether your goals are in the show pen or out, from groundwork to reining to ranch riding, we help you and your horse build a confident, successful partnership to achieve your goals.
Training & Coaching
Horses in training.
Riders in progress.
Full training for performance prospects and finished horses with private coaching that supports riders in achieving their short-term and long-term goals.
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Clinics
Small groups.
Real feedback.
Clinics hosted at home and on the road, kept intentionally small so every horse and rider gets individual attention.
Upcoming dates
Horses for Sale
Quality horses,
honestly represented.
A select offering of performance prospects and finished horses, matched to riders who value a solid foundation.
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The Trainer
Peggy Bond-Heath
Peggy Bond-Heath is the owner and trainer behind Northern Grace Performance Horses in Turner, Oregon. A lifelong horsewoman — trainer, clinician, coach, and carded judge — Peggy specializes in reining, ranch riding, ranch versatility, liberty, foundations, sales coaching, and clinics.
Peggy and the horses and riders in her program have earned multiple regional and national wins and awards in reining, ranch versatility, ranch riding, and related Western performance events. She remains active and competitive within the NRHA, RRHA, ABRA, AQHA, and WRHA communities, and currently serves as vice president of the Rogue Reining Horse Association.
Known for her horse-first approach, Peggy’s program is built around clear communication, correct foundation, feel, timing, and trust. She is passionate about helping riders create willing, confident horses and lasting partnerships while supporting the continued growth of the reining and ranch riding community throughout the Pacific Northwest.
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