About

Peggy Bond-Heath

Trainer and coach at Northern Grace Performance Horses in Turner, Oregon, working in reining, ranch riding and horsemanship.

Peggy Bond-Heath smiling in a golden-hour field, wearing a cowboy hat and dark blazer

The Story

"Every horse has a story, every rider has a goal, and every journey begins with trust."

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, 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.

Northern Grace — In Motion

The philosophy, in pictures and music

A short film about what we believe — the horse comes first, and everything else follows from connection, communication, and trust.

Philosophy

The Northern Grace Method™

From the Ground Up

01

Connection

Connection begins with awareness. Learning to read your horse, understand their response, and become more present in the conversation between horse and rider.

02

Communication

Communication is where clarity and consistency create boundaries. Fair, steady boundaries give the horse confidence and integrity to the rider's work.

03

Trust

Trust is earned in the consistency of the work. It comes from being fair, clear, and reliable every day. When the horse knows what to expect, trust has room to grow, and that's where extraordinary partnerships begin.

Close view of hands and split reins

Work with Peggy

Training stalls, coaching sessions and clinic spots are limited. Reach out to talk through your horse and your goals.