Training & Coaching

Horses in training, riders in progress

Developing quality performance horses with a foundation to succeed in and out of the show pen. Coaching passionate riders from youth to adult, building horsemanship and working toward personal goals.

The Northern Grace team celebrating a Highpoint championship with a horse and award saddle at the Northwest ClassicPeggy Bond-Heath on horseback beside a client holding their championship awards

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Horse Training

From the green horse building a solid foundation to the finished performance horse, our horsemanship program is centered on developing confident, willing, and well-rounded horses. Training is tailored to each horse as an individual, with an emphasis on communication, responsiveness, balance, and confidence. Whether preparing for ranch riding, ranch versatility, reining, the show pen, or developing a dependable horse, the goal remains the same: a horse that understands its job, trusts its rider, and is prepared for whatever comes next.

  • Full board and full-time training: $1,250/month
  • Full board and part-time training: $1,000/month
  • Full board with one lesson per week: $850/month
Peggy coaching two riders on horseback in the arena, arms outstretched toward both horses

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Rider Coaching

Private and semi-private lessons for riders at every level, on your own horse. Focus on position, feel, timing and the confidence to ride the horse in front of you.

  • Private lessons — $70 (one hour)
  • Full private youth lessons — $60 (one hour)
  • Semi-private lessons, two riders — $120 (1 hour 30 minutes)
  • Group lessons, 3–4 riders or participants — $220 (2 hours)
  • Private consultation — $110 (1 hour 30 minutes)
  • Private clinics available for booking — please contact us directly for pricing
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Rider on a white horse walking over ground poles in an indoor arenaRider on a white horse sliding to a stop, dirt flying, in an indoor arena

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Reining & Ranch Riding

We provide focused coaching and show preparation for reining, ranch riding, and ranch versatility competitors. This includes pattern work, body control, maneuvers like stops, spins, and lead changes, plus the quality transitions and polish that the judge rewards. Whether you're tuning up for a specific class or building a season-long plan, training is tailored to your horse and goals.

Our show schedule continues to grow throughout the year, shaped by our horses and riders. Currently scheduled:

  • Winter Slide — Rogue Reining Horse Association, February 19–21
  • Rogue Ride and Slide — Rogue Reining Horse Association, April 23–25
  • Rogue Rein and Ranch Classic — Rogue Reining Horse Association, July 16–18

Availability

Limited training stalls and lesson times

Training openings are limited to ensure each horse receives the individual attention and consistency they deserve. Please contact us for our current availability or wait list details.

Looking for a lesson? Lessons are available for riders with their own horses and can be scheduled online using the link below.