Will Hunt backing & schooling: anyone used him? Feedback please?

[JanetGeorge]

I don't think there's much point - no-one will want to touch him.

 

[Leo Walker]

I don't think there's much point - no-one will want to touch him.

Micheal Peace seems to take a lot of last chance saloon horses and do a really good job with them, so I'd try him

 

[elsielouise]

Recommend Jason Webb Janet. And anyone else with a problem. Have been to several yard visits, he's sorted out a friend's horse. PM if you want more info.

 

[JanetGeorge]

Micheal Peace seems to take a lot of last chance saloon horses and do a really good job with them, so I'd try him

You HAVE to be joking! Anything too difficult he send home unbacked!

 

[Bav]

Heard good things about Rob Leese and watched him load an 18year stubborn loader that had previously been sent away to somebody else (no idea who) within 10minutes.
I've heard brilliant things of a Grant Bazin?

 

[Jackyc]

Wouldn't recommend him, my horse went to him for traffic training and came home worse. Also she came back with a huge heamatoma on her hindquaters due to a fall which she sustained whilst he was riding her,which meant I couldn't ride her for 6 weeks and had a vets bill too. You live and learn.

 

[Slightlyconfused]

I used Paula Hush and Sarah Walker at Ash Farm in Burcot, bucks.
Paula backed my 6 year old brilliantly. Have never had a problem with him and my sister will be contacting her in the new year to send her rising four year old to her.

 

[TheProdigal]

So what about Michael Peace? His whole approach/philosophy is next level compared to all those mentioned in this thread so far (and I have no vested interest; I even properly fell out with him once!)

(And yes, I agree, why ok to diss trainers and not dealers on this forum?)

 

[TheProdigal]

Ah, sorry didn't read thread thoroughly. I see MP has already been rubbished!?