


2-Week Apprenticeship Program
February 2-16th, 2026 & June 2 - 16th, 2026
Randleman, NC
Are you considering a career working with horses, or are you looking to become a more confident, capable horseman for your own horse? Whether your goals are personal or professional, our 2-Week Apprenticeship Program is designed to give you a strong, well-rounded start.
This immersive apprenticeship is a deep dive into the fundamentals of horsemanship. Participants will gain hands-on experience working with young horses horses, learning the importance and benefits of round pen work, and developing strong fundamentals on the ground and undersaddle. We take a lot of pride in bringing the public tried and true, easy to follow and understand methods, that are considerate to the horses and effective across all disciplines. The program covers arena work focused on body control, softness, correct use of aids, rein management, problem-solving for common training challenges and more. In addition, apprentices will be introduced to trick training and will spend time on the trail building confidence through exposure and obstacle work.
All programs are individualized to the horse and rider involved; this outline serves as a general overview of what may be covered.
The apprenticeship runs for the full two weeks, with one Sunday off in between.
Riders may bring either an unbroke horse or a broke horse they are looking to further develop. Stallions must be pre-approved by Michael. If bringing an unbroke horse, participants should understand that while guidance and support will be provided throughout the starting process, riders must be capable of riding through the steps themselves.
Tuition is $4,000 and includes a stall for your horse (bedding not included). A $500 non-refundable deposit is required to hold your spot, with the remaining balance due prior to the start of the clinic.
On-site lodging is available:
• Cabins: $750 for the entire stay (each cabin may be shared with one other participant if desired to reduce the cost, but not required). Cabins include two queen beds, mini fridge, bathroom, shower, coffee pot, and microwave.
• Trailer hookups: $250 for the apprenticeship, including water and electric.
Both lodging options are located on the property with easy access to stalls.

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