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| Robin Davis is the coach who works with you and your horse, or you and one of our school horses. For more on Robin, see below. Private Lessons. Semi-Private Lessons. Horsemanship/ Riding School Horsemanship using feel. Establishing a relationship with our partner, the horse, before and during our ride. Communicating with the horse using the horses language, feel. Robin can help you and your horse become better partners so you may enjoy the feel of when two athletes come together in balance and harmony. Riding in English saddles or Western saddles. Tuning into the way the horse moves and directing that movement by being aware of the feet. |
Robin has had horses in her life since the age of 6. Her love of Dressage Riding
techniques as well as a love for trail riding, musical freestyle and just fun with the horse
has led her through a diverse journey of study. Internationally recognized trainers
such as Leslie Desmond, Buck Brannaman, Walter Zettl, and more.
Natural Horsemanship techniques have lead her to strive to gain more knowledge of
the way horses think, react, and respond. Helping her do her best to get the most from
the horse and rider without using gadgets and gimmicks.
As an instructor, Robin likes to help her students understand -- intellectually and
through feel -- how a horse moves. Getting in timing with the feet is not only basic, it is
a prerequisite to the logical development of our riding abilities. She has studied the
Murdoch Method of riding and anatomy with Wendy Murdoch. When a rider becomes
aware of their breath, their anatomy and the ways in which this relates to how the horse
moves, the horse and rider come together naturally and beautifully and a nice and
efficient way.
Robin likes to get students out of the arena. As soon as the rider is ready, out we go for
a ride across the pasture and further, into the many miles of open prairie lands that
surround us.
Please join us! It will be my pleasure to include you!
www.mustanghollow.com
970-897-2209
PO Box 539
Wellington, CO 80549
techniques as well as a love for trail riding, musical freestyle and just fun with the horse
has led her through a diverse journey of study. Internationally recognized trainers
such as Leslie Desmond, Buck Brannaman, Walter Zettl, and more.
Natural Horsemanship techniques have lead her to strive to gain more knowledge of
the way horses think, react, and respond. Helping her do her best to get the most from
the horse and rider without using gadgets and gimmicks.
As an instructor, Robin likes to help her students understand -- intellectually and
through feel -- how a horse moves. Getting in timing with the feet is not only basic, it is
a prerequisite to the logical development of our riding abilities. She has studied the
Murdoch Method of riding and anatomy with Wendy Murdoch. When a rider becomes
aware of their breath, their anatomy and the ways in which this relates to how the horse
moves, the horse and rider come together naturally and beautifully and a nice and
efficient way.
Robin likes to get students out of the arena. As soon as the rider is ready, out we go for
a ride across the pasture and further, into the many miles of open prairie lands that
surround us.
Please join us! It will be my pleasure to include you!
www.mustanghollow.com
970-897-2209
PO Box 539
Wellington, CO 80549
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To get to Mustang Hollow from the West - Hwy 1 to Wellington or I-25 to the Wellington exit - go to Frontage RD
on E side of I-25 and go N to CR 64 ( Nunn Rd.) Take Nunn Rd (CR 64 in Larimer Cty or CR 100 in Weld Cty) to
Weld Cty Rd 19. Go N 1 mile on CR 19, then Go E 1 mile on CR 102, then Go N just over 1 mile on CR 21.
Horse setup is through the gates on the W side of CR 21 just N of CR 104 - (please close the gates well behind
you so none of the livestock goes on a prairie walk about.) The house is up the hill on the W side. 51229 CR 21.
To get to Mustang Hollow from the East - Hwy 85 to Nunn. Take Nunn Rd (CR 100 in Weld Cty or CR 64 in
Larimer Cty) to Weld Cty Rd 23. Go N 1 mile on CR 23, then Go W 1 mile on CR 102, then Go N just over 1 mile
on CR 21. Horse setup is through the gates on the W side of CR 21 just N of CR 104 - (please close the gates
well behind you so none of the livestock goes on a prairie walk about.) The house is up the hill on the W side.
51229 CR 21.
on E side of I-25 and go N to CR 64 ( Nunn Rd.) Take Nunn Rd (CR 64 in Larimer Cty or CR 100 in Weld Cty) to
Weld Cty Rd 19. Go N 1 mile on CR 19, then Go E 1 mile on CR 102, then Go N just over 1 mile on CR 21.
Horse setup is through the gates on the W side of CR 21 just N of CR 104 - (please close the gates well behind
you so none of the livestock goes on a prairie walk about.) The house is up the hill on the W side. 51229 CR 21.
To get to Mustang Hollow from the East - Hwy 85 to Nunn. Take Nunn Rd (CR 100 in Weld Cty or CR 64 in
Larimer Cty) to Weld Cty Rd 23. Go N 1 mile on CR 23, then Go W 1 mile on CR 102, then Go N just over 1 mile
on CR 21. Horse setup is through the gates on the W side of CR 21 just N of CR 104 - (please close the gates
well behind you so none of the livestock goes on a prairie walk about.) The house is up the hill on the W side.
51229 CR 21.