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HORSETRADER Trainers Directory
Amy Walden Kimberly Monk
Temecula area Bonsall
McCarty Ranch - Trainer & coach of
Specializing in quality many USDF National
TRAINER
reining horse training & Champions. From train-
all levels of Non Pros. ing level to FEI. High
Come Rein With Us! Point Farm can offer a
SPOTLIGHT
program for your special
See display ad, Page: 34
needs.
951/440-8078 760/207-7117
kimshalfhalt@aol.com
GAYLE SMITH
Rick Baer Brenda Brown
Huntington Beach Temecula
Specializing in reining, Specializing in quality
all phases of Western reining horses, ama-
Riverside, CA
training. We start 2 teur & youth programs.
yr. olds. Located at Training from start to
Huntington Central Park finish.
Eq. Ctr.
714/842-3011 951/694-5073
Horses have been a passion for Gayle Smith
since early childhood. She started riding at the
age of seven and began her career in dressage
Johnette Burman Victor Penner
at age 10. In 1993 Gayle rode as a member of
Hemet Lancaster
the USDF Young Rider Team, winners that year
All stages of Reining Natural Horsemanship
training. Open, Futurity - that can teach you to
of the silver medal. After her success with Young & Derby horses, as well train your own horse.
Riders, Willy Arts offered Gayle the opportunity
as all levels of riders. Also, Cowboy Mounted
Training, lessons & Shooting & sensory trng
to be a working student at DG Bar Ranch. Willy sales. for law enforcememt.
is known internationally for his expertise in all
See display ad, Page: 33
phases of dressage training. After that intensive
951/236-4757
See display ad, Page: 13
year, Gayle made the decision to become a
951/723-7238
661/728-0146
professional. Since then she has continued her
jcburman@aol.com
victor@victorpenner.com
dedication to become the outstanding rider,
trainer and instructor that she is today. Gayle
Claudia Roberts Alix Lawson
has trained many horses and riders that have
Shadow Hills Moorpark
distinguished themselves in local, regional and
Offering personalized Heavenly Ponies at
classical dressage Castle Rock Farms.
national competition. Among some of Gayle’s
instruction for horse & Riding lessons for chil-
many accomplishments are the following
rider from Training Level dren & beg. adults, rid-
thru FEI. ing camps.
awards and credentials: Young Riders Silver
Medal, USDF Silver and Bronze Medalist, Diana See display ad, Page: 69 See display ad, Page: 48
Preisco Mink Award Recipient, Janet Jackson
818/256-6080 818/917-3737
Scholarship Recipient and DASK Trainer of the
claudia@
Year 2007.
pacificdressage.com
Gayle is an experienced and successful
trainer with horses of all ages, breeds and
Tim Shelley Marika Vierling
dispositions, including stallions, from young
Temecula Temecula
horses through FEI. Her clientele range from
Reining Training - Marika specializes in all
Showing - Sales types of western training
competitive dressage riders to those just
including reining, reined
starting dressage. She also helps eventers and
cowhorse, and trail
hunter/jumper riders to improve their flatwork
through a dressage base. One of Gayle’s
See display ad, Page: 46
main goals is to facilitate a strong, successful
909/633-1234 858/205-9161
partnership between horse and rider. In the
951/699-7196
marikavierling@
yahoo.com
peaceful and professional environment of the
beautiful Circle GP Ranch, she will structure for
you an individualized training program that will
Dan Gardner Frank Frontado
assist you to achieve the goals you have set for
Norco/Orange Cty. Menifee
yourself and your horse.
Colt starting,foundation Black Hawk Morgans
training,problem solving, - Offering colt starting,
trail, clinics, lessons and reining, dressage & les-
(951)354-0103
horse sales. sons.
gaylesmithdressage@gmail.com
See display ad, Page: 40
www.gaylesmithdressage.com
714/398-6055
951/966-5196
949/290-2664
redknightdan@
reiner112@msn.com
hotmail.com
horsetrader.com
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