Our growth over the last two years has been very rapid and we reached a point where training horses for show and trail had become a full time requirement. We decided it was time to look for a trainer that had the same philosophy as we do in training and breeding the horses.

We believe that every horse is an individual and learns differently from another. This is how we base our training program. It is important to start out slowly taking the necessary time to teach the horse. Especially in the younger horses it is important not to place undue stress on the muscles and joints. We were fortunate to find a Peruvian horse trainer, Henry Vargas, to help us in this endeavor.

Henry has been riding and working horses since he was 3 years old. His father is Master Chalan Alberto Vargas who still lives and works in Peru. Alberto started Henry out early educating him in the traditional methods of training. Henry has been training Peruvian Horses in the United States for 7 years. He has extensive experience at both the  regional and national shows. The Peruvian horses he shows consistently place well. Henry has a high level of patience and kindness with the horses and will not progress to the next level of training unless the horse is ready. A horse must first learn to walk.