A Maine Equine & Canine Training Facility
270 Dirigo Road
Weeks Mills, Maine 04358
Phone: 207-592-3440
info@equininetraining.com
Equine Training: Training for Horse & Rider
Owner Mary Kay Adams has developed her own unique equine training program based on logic, love and respect for horses. Her equine services include training for both horse and rider, lessons, educational workshops, roundpen rallies, clinics, pre-purchase evaluations, and equine transportation for clients.
"Teaching the basics thoroughly and gaining control and suppling the horse will result in a more versatile horse." says trainer Mary Kay. She takes pride in her own versatility, as shown below on a client's horse she trained - a mare named "Shiney".
ABOVE: Mary Kay Adams is shown working with "Shiney" English style on jumping, suppleness, leg yields, and general flat work.
BELOW: Showing her versatility, Mary Kay and "Shiney" working Western Pleasure, Trail, and getting Shiney through the cavalettis.
Full Time Training
The full time training program at EquiNine runs five days a week for a minimum of four weeks. Horses enrolled in a full time training program stay at the EquiNine facility for the duration of the scheduled training. Space is limited for full time horses in training, so clients are encouraged to send a deposit to guarantee their first choice of booking.
Contact EquiNine to reserve your spot in the full time equine training program.
Travel Training
If you are interested in a training program for your horse that takes place at your own facility, then you would want to inquire about the Travel Training program offered by EquiNine. This program is scheduled on an hourly basis with one or more sessions per week. the travel training program is designed for the equestrian who has the ability to carry out the learned training techniques between sessions. The client uses Mary Kay's instruction as a guide to training their own horse.
Contact EquiNine to set up equine travel training sessions at your own facility.
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Gypsy is my 8 year old paint mare. She had lots of handling but no formal training. I sent her to Mary Kay for 2 months at the age of 7. In that short time she learned to saddle, ride trail, and use her mind in all situations. When we went to visit her, we were so proud of how far she came. We were looking at and riding a mature safe horse. Mary Kay was so nice to work with and very professional. My horse was cared for, groomed, and trained. I felt Mary Kay did an awesome job and would recommend her to anyone looking for help to train their horse. Thanks Mary Kay!
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