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Mark Lyon is a horse trainer in the Omaha, Elkhorn, NE and Council Bluffs, IA area. Mark specializes in common sense Natural Horsemanship using California Hackamore Reinsman methods. Vaquero Buckaroo traditions help you and your horse communicate together. Get back to pure horsemanship with simplicity and without gadgets. Mark is currently training at Five Star Stables located near Bennington check out their website and see this beautiful stable. This facility has the ideal training situation, a huge indoor and outdoor arena, miles of trails with tons of natural and man-made obstacles, cattle to work and some chores to do horseback give your horse the best in balanced training.
Mark Lyon just returned from the 2008 Extreme Mustang Makeover where he and his mustang Christian gave a stellar preformace in the finals to earn 1st place. Click here to watch their run
This horse has 100 days of training would you like to see what your horse could do in 100 days with Mark??
Horse training services include versatility ranch horse colt starting, problem solving, private riding lessons and clinics.
Mark has the experience to help reach your horsemanship goals. Contact Mark to find out how his horse training services can benefit you.
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Mark's training methods involve no gimmicks gizmo's or countless types of bits to get the horse to do something. Horses get started in the halter for the first ride or two and move to simple snaffle. They may continue progress to a bosal or a curb if they are advanced. With over a decade of training experience and through the influence and instruction of folks such as Ray Hunt,Buck Brannaman, Peter Campbell, Bob King and Dave and Gwynn Weaver, Mark has developed a unique combination of training skills which have proven to be successful whether he is working with a ranch horse or an award winning National Champion Jumper. Mark has the ability to zero in on the core source of problems and then follow through with instruction for both the horse and rider to overcome these obstacles.
Many times it comes down to simply unlearning unproductive habits and replacing them with actions that open up the channels of communication between the rider and the horse. Mark's goal is to help riders understand how to clearly communicate with their horse as well as understand why their horse may be reacting the way they do. Clear communication is vital for any rider who wants to have an enjoyable relationship with their horse.
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