Training Services
Training with head trainer Jessica Holloway of East n' West Horsemanship (see bio below).
Services Available (but not limited too):
- Colt Starting
- Problem Solving
- Reining
- Cow Work
- Fence Work
- Jumpers
- Tune Ups / Miles
Facility features:
- 8 stall heated barn
- 80' x 160' heated indoor arena
- 100' x 200' outdoor arena
- heated indoor round pen
- wash stall
Accepting all levels of equine.
Accepting ponies to drafts.
Current negative coggins required.
Training Rates:
- $600.00/month + board (varies depending which level chosen)
Located 15 minutes north of Wainwright, 30 minutes south of Vermilion, and 1 hour south west of Lloydminster.
Services Available (but not limited too):
- Colt Starting
- Problem Solving
- Reining
- Cow Work
- Fence Work
- Jumpers
- Tune Ups / Miles
Facility features:
- 8 stall heated barn
- 80' x 160' heated indoor arena
- 100' x 200' outdoor arena
- heated indoor round pen
- wash stall
Accepting all levels of equine.
Accepting ponies to drafts.
Current negative coggins required.
Training Rates:
- $600.00/month + board (varies depending which level chosen)
Located 15 minutes north of Wainwright, 30 minutes south of Vermilion, and 1 hour south west of Lloydminster.
Jessica Holloway - Head Trainer
Jess is passionate about horsemanship and teaching. She has been starting colts for the last fifteen years. This all started when she was 14 based on a John Lyon’s book and hasn’t looked back since. Besides John Lyons, Jess still rides with her first mentor, Faron Forsyth (FL Ranch); a reining trainer from Medicine Hat, AB. Not only does Jess still work very closely with Faron, she has also had the opportunity to work with Doug and Lynette Mills (Training Thru Trust). In addition to these amazing equestrians Jess also works very closely with her show jumping mentor, Dustin Cossaboom (Benchmark Equestrian). She has been riding with Dustin for 6 years and had the opportunity to work for him through the winter and spring this past year (2020).
Jess is well versed in different disciplines. Having grown up on a ranch, working very closely with a reining trainer for the last eight years and also riding under a few different professional show jumpers. She is comfortable and competent around all ages, breeds, sex, and types of equine. Jess is capable of starting from halter breaking to teaching lead changes, turn arounds, sliding stops, to jumping up to 1.0m. She is passionate about horsemanship first and foremost no matter the discipline. Jess’ methods are simple yet effective, building trust between horse and human from the ground up. Whether colt starting or problem solving, Jess loves them all and is confident handling all situations. In her spare time she also does liberty with her horses.
Jess has had the opportunity to learn from many great horsemen and women over the years, taking little tidbits from each person to build her own methods that work for her, her clients, and the horses. She believes horsemanship is not a “one size fits all” and that every horse is different. Jess takes pride in the program she’s developed and feels it is very well rounded, as well as individualized for each horse’ needs. The program is very groundwork fundamental based with a strong belief in softness and patience all while still maintaining a healthy respect between horse and handler. She is often commended at her ability to connect with horses and how easily she can read them in any situation.
From halter breaking, to show jumpers, to putting the first turn around on a reiner, to putting a colt on their first cow, to solving that unruly issue Jess has built a program to accommodate them all and looks forward to sharing her experience with others!
Jess is well versed in different disciplines. Having grown up on a ranch, working very closely with a reining trainer for the last eight years and also riding under a few different professional show jumpers. She is comfortable and competent around all ages, breeds, sex, and types of equine. Jess is capable of starting from halter breaking to teaching lead changes, turn arounds, sliding stops, to jumping up to 1.0m. She is passionate about horsemanship first and foremost no matter the discipline. Jess’ methods are simple yet effective, building trust between horse and human from the ground up. Whether colt starting or problem solving, Jess loves them all and is confident handling all situations. In her spare time she also does liberty with her horses.
Jess has had the opportunity to learn from many great horsemen and women over the years, taking little tidbits from each person to build her own methods that work for her, her clients, and the horses. She believes horsemanship is not a “one size fits all” and that every horse is different. Jess takes pride in the program she’s developed and feels it is very well rounded, as well as individualized for each horse’ needs. The program is very groundwork fundamental based with a strong belief in softness and patience all while still maintaining a healthy respect between horse and handler. She is often commended at her ability to connect with horses and how easily she can read them in any situation.
From halter breaking, to show jumpers, to putting the first turn around on a reiner, to putting a colt on their first cow, to solving that unruly issue Jess has built a program to accommodate them all and looks forward to sharing her experience with others!
