Advanced Willing Partners™
The definition of an Advanced Willing Partner: A gelding or mare less than 10 years of age that has been trained by Monty Roberts Methods for a period not less than one year. These individuals should be suitable for an intermediate rider desiring to compete or to ride for pleasure.
Typically these horses would not be extremely gentle, but would qualify as more gentle and reliable than the average pleasure horse. This category is designed for teenagers and adults of intermediate riding skills who might wish to compete or ride for pleasure. The Advanced Willing Partner is also subject to remain in the Alamo Pintado Clinic’s Health Plan specifically designed for Willing Partner horses. The horses should be deemed physically acceptable based on their portfolio.
Registered Name: Dry Little Pine
Barn Name: Frijolito
Year Foaled: 2007
Color: Red Dunn
Breed: Quarter Horse
After about six months of training this attractive, well bred Quarter Horse gelding is showing every sign of being the perfect Willing Partner horse. With more time required Frijolito is performing like a little champion on the trail and in the arena for the greenest of rider as well as for the professional trainer. He is going to be a good one. Ride or drive, English or Western.
Dry Little Pine – click here to see Frijolito’s video
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Registered Name: Budainarush
Barn Name: Buddha
Year Foaled: 2007
Color: Gray
Breeding: Thoroughbred
Training Notes: Scopey gelding who has been working well on the flat has a nice balanced and lengthy stride could go far with a competent rider looking to bringing on a young prospect. In August 2011 he started working over poles and being asked to free jump.
Budainarush – click here to see Buddha’s video
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Registered Name: Dhia
Barn Name: Dea
Year Foaled: 2000
Color: Dark Brown
Breeding: Westfallian Warmblood
Training Notes: Broodmare prospect
Dhia
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Registered Name: Myside
Barn Name: Myside
Year Foaled: 2007
Color: Chestnut
Breeding: By Orientate – out of Brightside
Training Notes: This 15.2hh Thoroughbred mare has a wonderful calm disposition and is turning her hand to trail and arena work with great aptitude, she is beginning to start work over poles and has been working on her flatwork with regular lessons
Myside
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