Bar T Horsemanship

7 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from December 17, 2015
  

  Kristin B. asked:

  Looking for a natural horsemanship-based trainer who can travel to Apex. My QH is a fully trained cutter, though I'm not looking to do that... have fallen off a few times and looking to brush up on my skills, get my confidence back in the saddle, and learn her triggers. Recommendations welcome, hoping to work with someone on occasion with the new year.

  

  SandraandSonny W. replied:

  Jim Thomas is in Pittsboro, see his website at barthorsemanship.com. or fb page at bar t horsemanship.

  

  Pamela E. replied:

  Jim Thomas is EXCELLENT! He is in Pittsboro. http://barthorsemanship.com/

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• Referral from December 9, 2015
  

  Melissa T. asked:

  Ok, I've decided I'm going to keep my mare, Valentine. I would like to find someone to work with her for a month in March to prepare her for spring. She's trained but has a few kinks to work out and is definitely pasture sour. Under my current circumstances I can not work with her like she needs so I'm seeking a trainer that can finish her off as a nice quiet trail, bombproof as possible, horse. She's not afraid of tarps and other things but she seems afraid likely due to being sour. Ive only had her for a year and when I took her out on the trail with another horse she was fine. I'd like to be able to load her up and go at it alone when desired. There's a new guy out near Rockingham but I'm in Statesville and would like her close so I can keep up with her progress. References appreciated. Will go as far as Huntersville, Hickory or Mocksville. Natural Horsemanship a must.

  

  SandraandSonny W. replied:

  I'm not sure where you are in relation to Pittsboro, but have you considered Jim Thomas of Bar T Horsemanship? I've gone to several of his clinics and really like his style. I've also referred some friends to him who had issues and he was able to be a big help. Here is his website. Give him a call. http://barthorsemanship.com

  

  Pamela E. replied:

  Check out Jim Thomas. He is in Pittsboro. I highly recommend him!! http://barthorsemanship.com/

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• Referral from May 21, 2015
  

  Melody T. asked:

  Looking for a good trainer . Please pm me .

  

  Beth R. replied:

  Bar T -Jim Thomas in pittsboro. He will do great for what you are looking for. He was rated as one of top 10 trainers in NC. Real down to earth. None of the cowboy antics. Call him 919-428-3209. You wont be sorry.

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• Referral from October 21, 2014
  

  Cindy S. asked:

  Looking for a natural horsemanship trainer to come to my barn in Zebulon and work with me and my gelding. Would be interested in regular weekly sessions and/or some half-day private clinics to help us get on the same page. Any recommendations?

  

  Bar R. replied:

  Cindy check out our website www.BarTHorsemanship.com. Let me know if you have any questions and we'd be happy to help. Thanks!

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• Referral from April 15, 2014
  

  Amelia C. asked:

  I'm looking into sending my horse to a 30-60, possibly 90 day training program. Does anyone have any recommendations for some in the area?

  

  Harriet L. replied:

  Jim Thomas or Chapin Thomas at Bar T Horsemanship, Pittsboro. http://barthorsemanship.com/

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