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EXTREME MUSTANG MAKEOVER - TRAINER BLOG

Welcome to the Extreme Mustang Makeover Trainer Blog. Extreme Mustang Makeover trainers are a dedicated bunch of men and women who are using their incredible talents to train these amazing horses. Here you'll be able to share in their journey as they tell their own stories of connection, triumph and victory in building their unique bond with an American Mustang. Enjoy!

Christina,
Is it that obvious. Yes, Mia is my favorite. But, I think it has to do with the fact that I have been able to comfortably handle her since 2 weeks after getting the 3 home. The other 2 I couldn't even get into their pens-I fed them from outside the fences. They had both removed their halters within the 1st week of bringing them home. They both had definite issues about people and their space. It wasn't until I took them to Able Garcia's stable on 7/12 that I had my turning point with both of them. So I have only been working with Traveller & Halona for a month now. That being said, Traveller is tugging pretty hard on my heart strings now. He is super sweet-loves people NOW. So what I'm beginning to see now is that the more I work with the other two, the harder September 20th is going to be for me. My parents have already said that I can bring 1 horse home and that the decision as to who it will be is up to me. I can even pick a different horse there if I want. I appreciate the fact that they are leaving the decision up to me, but at my age it will most definitely be the hardest decision that I will have made in my life. I have devoted all of my summer to these 3 and have learned so much in the process. This is definitely an experience that I will remember for the rest of my life and I will be able to look back on and say I made a difference-as have all of you. So keep that in mind on your bad days(after all we all have them) we are all making a difference one horse at a time.


 


ADDITIONAL BLOGS

Check the links below to visit additional blogs by our great EMM Trainers!

Mary Berlauk
Caroline Lynch
Monica
Diane Ward
Randy Speegle
Kelsey Hooper
Mary Miller Jordan
Holly Davis
Pat Fredericksen
Lonnie Aragon
Kalyn Dixon
Matthew & Christen Bonn
Cindy Branham
Mary Gates
Heath Marshall
Jessica Dabkowski
Andraya Lee
Karina Lewis
Janet Titus
Alyssa Radtke
Jamie Thomas
Jenna Nelson
Blake Ovard
Ethan Lee
Matthew Clauson
Becky Brown
Robbie Daughtry
David Padgett
Helena Hattendorf
Brock Griffith
Rebecca Rodden
Jessica Frantz
Emily Thomas
Maygan Nelson
Dale Lively
Amber Rain Matthewson
Davin Rudy
Lorrie Grover
Nik & Kris Kokal
Rita McMillan
Serena Johnson
Kelly Haydon
Sue Watkins
Jennifer & Becky White
Kristy Reed
Michelle Myers
Siobhan O'Connell
Marsha Hartford
Kevin Sink
Tracey Westbury
Tracey Westbury
Kristina Ellis
Weston & Jasmine Ison
Heidi Banks
Wess Hicks
Michelle Stemerick
Heath Marshall
Jimmy Thomas
Karen Cooper
Judy Ballenger
Judy Dorenkamp
Tom King
Aaron Smith
Lynn Decker
Dan Keen
Karen Neuenschwander
Joslyn Pretz
Buddy Uldrikson
Robert Carlson
Jim Hicks
Christina de Pinet
Cindy Cappel
Cindy Branham
Byron Hogan
Kirstin Koehler
Joan Fisher
Karina Lewis
Matt Replogle
Lauren Vincent
Marissa Boster
Careen Hammock
Caitlyn Fruge
Caitlin Ryan
Lanny Leach
Mary Lee Brighton Careen Hammock Robert Vincent Angi Keitel Saunya Bolton Harold McConnel Kelsey Fruge Angie Robertson

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