MRHT began in 2006 with the goal of providing quality horse care and trustworthy training based upon the horse's instinctive needs and natural language. Since then, the focus has shifted from educating horses alone to equipping people to teach horses, enabling them to experience rewarding and long-lasting partnership with horses. Today, MRHT continues to deliver exceptional horse care while also providing people the opportunity to learn the art and pleasure of horsemanship in a safe and supportive environment.
MRHT is a community of horse-loving people who are committed to understanding the horse, open to the exploration of self, and dedicated to the practice and pursuit of partnership with horses. Horse enthusiasts of all skill levels and backgrounds are always a welcome addition to the MRHT community.
Are you...
- interested in learning the language of the horse?
- open to a novel approach to horsemanship?
- eager to improve your skills through dedication and practice?
- invigorated when in the company of like-minded horse lovers?
...then you will find camaraderie at MRHT with a fun and supportive group of people seeking connection with their equine partners. Photo Gallery
MRHT is situated on a beautiful 40-acre ranch surrounded by pastures and perfectly complemented by stunning mountain views. Facilities include spacious paddocks, a 100' x 140' riding arena and 60-foot round pen each with quality sand footing, an elaborate obstacle course, a classroom, a boarder lounge, a community picnic area, and many acres for riding enjoyment. The ranch is located just north of Highway 66 and 287 in Longmont. Photo Gallery
Horse care at MRHT is designed around the horses' instinctive needs for safety, comfort, socialization, food, and play. Boarded horses live together in large paddocks based upon the natural herd hierarchy. They enjoy daily pasture turnout, are fed free-choice, top-quality grass hay, and have continual access to salt and minerals.
Please note that because MRHT operates as a horsemanship training facility, horses that reside at MRHT are required to be part of the horsemanship program.
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