This is for every breed and any type of riding that you do. Lonnie usually doesn't start a colt under saddle training until at least 22 months and then it is interchanged with driving to make for a good work-out program. This also keeps the young colts attention span open for more input. It builds up muscle, discipline, and gets them used to guiding and traveling. Lonnie first tries to establish a relationship that can be built on.
Every horse has a story, just like people.
Lonnie feels that when two parties come together in a bond of complete unity wonderful things, no miracle things are possible Lonnie expects full participation from the owners. She wants them to be in complete contact all the time. This way both she and the owner are involved in the training and teaching of the horse.