Waterford Park Performance Horses, Agistment and Training

6 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from April 20, 2016
  

  Tarrah S. asked:

  Trainer/ breaker recommendations? Must be patient and not heavy handed! Have a lovely little mare that has been out of work for 6 years. No dirt but very sensitive. Needs an under saddle refresher and a lot of desensitising work. Prefer someone that will expose to roadwork etc not just ride in an arena. Feel free to PM me

  

  Autumn H. replied:

  Rachel Lawes daughter Grace is an amazing rider and trainer .... Good Luck ☺️ https://www.facebook.com/WaterfordParkAgistment/

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Recommendations from Rachel L.

• Referral from June 26, 2016
  

  Chantell F. asked:

  Anyone know of anyone that gives private lessons on their own horses?

  

  Rachel L. replied:

  https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1534063733516806

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• Referral from June 12, 2016
  

  Mel H. asked:

  Looking for a gentle trainer to help continue a rising 5 year old Standardbreds education. Due to a knee injury (no fault of the horse) I won't be able to ride for a while and struggle to do ground work with him. He's a smart horse and is to young to just sit there and do nothing! It's unfair on him, so I'm looking into options! If you could please recommend places or people, preferably someone that has worked with Standardbreds before that would be great! Price isn't a worry and I'm happy to discuss this with people! Thank you :)

  

  Rachel L. replied:

  We are happy to help. https://m.facebook.com/WaterfordParkAgistment/

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• Referral from April 17, 2016
  

  Sandra G. asked:

  Help wanted please. I have a lovely Standardbred, usually the most laid back dude he is in fact called that (Dude!). On occasion he decides to get a tad excited and try to throw in a few bucks. Usually only at that fast trot you hope may turn into a canter; but he is just tricking - can't canter (not more than a few strides!). So looking for recommendations on perhaps someone that can teach him that bucking isn't an option, and that cantering is a nice gait! I'm thinking of somewhere to send him for a week or so that would work with him, then maybe to continue with a few lessons of us together? Not sure how it works, just know we need some help!

  

  Rachel L. replied:

  Happy to help. https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1534063733516806

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• Referral from April 17, 2016
  

  Sandra G. asked:

  Help wanted please. I have a lovely Standardbred, usually the most laid back dude he is in fact called that (Dude!). On occasion he decides to get a tad excited and try to throw in a few bucks. Usually only at that fast trot you hope may turn into a canter; but he is just tricking - can't canter (not more than a few strides!). So looking for recommendations on perhaps someone that can teach him that bucking isn't an option, and that cantering is a nice gait! I'm thinking of somewhere to send him for a week or so that would work with him, then maybe to continue with a few lessons of us together? Not sure how it works, just know we need some help!

  

  Rachel L. replied:

  Happy to help https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1534063733516806

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• Referral from November 5, 2015
  

  Kate M. asked:

  Does anyone know who does ridding lessens? Will needs to use school or instructors horse tho

  

  Rachel L. replied:

  Our Facebook page is here. https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1534063733516806

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