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August 2012
Mission Farrier School Meet the Horseman (and Woman) behind it
One Horseman's Journey to Farrier Science by Karen Plumlee and Catherine Madera
Congratulations to Teddy Franke - Certified TIP Trainer!
We are now approved to have a couple BLM mustangs at the school to learn with through the TIP program.
These horses will be available for adoption at the end of the school session. https://mustangheritagefoundation.org/tip/
Teens and Oregon Mustangs is a 100 day wild to willing challenge. There are a number of divisions in which trainers demonstrate their ability to change a wild Oregon mustang into a willing partner. The horses are then auctioned/adopted by the public.
In the 2021 Teens and Oregon Mustangs competition Teddy Franke took his mustang "Jeremiah of the Paisley Desert" to a reserve champion finish over all in the adult riding division, including a win in the Purina body conditioning competition for most improved mustang. Teddy is the new owner of Mission Farrier School which relocated to Tygh Valley Oregon.
Teddy Franke fills us in on the CHA Trail Certification
CHA Instructors Terry Williams and Teddy Franke provide pointers for riders to overcome common training issues.
Teddy Franke discusses the holes in training.
Holiday Show Guest: Teddy Franke
From The Farrier Guide:
A third generation horseshoer, former rodeo cowboy, and owner/instructor of Mission Farrier School, Mark Plumlee has years of experience as a farrier and educator. As part of its farrier business tips Q&A series, The Farrier Guide asked him about his decision to become a farrier, his choice of certifications and how to make it in a career as a farrier.
Ryan sits down and has an amazing chat with one of his good friends and inspirations Teddy Franke.
Teddy is a horse trainer, instructor, influencer and farrier who is slowly captivating the next generation of horseman.
Pressure plays an important role in the life of a horse. Horsemen have capitalized on the use of pressure and its corresponding release for centuries. Horses can be taught to move off of pressure or to strain mightily against it. In this article we will talk mostly about teaching them to move away from pressure. Read this article authored by Teddy Franke
Excerpt from The Horseaholic article:
We’ve all seen western helmet/hats and to be truthful they just don’t have the same visual appeal as a traditional western cowboy hat. I know we should all be wearing helmets and I totally agree that it’s the safer option. It’s just so hard to find one that looks good while riding western!
Thankfully
Excerpt from The Horseaholic article:
We’ve all seen western helmet/hats and to be truthful they just don’t have the same visual appeal as a traditional western cowboy hat. I know we should all be wearing helmets and I totally agree that it’s the safer option. It’s just so hard to find one that looks good while riding western!
Thankfully Karen and her husband Mark Plumlee have come up with a great looking way to sport a western helmet. The best part is you can choose the brim of any hat you like and you can make it yourself! They have a Facebook page with instructions. Read the entire Article
By Kristen Kubisiak posted on July 31, 2019
You're invited to read this article featured in the American Farriers Journal written by Kristen Kubisiak featuring THREE Mission Farrier School Graduates! Deanna won the grand prize — a fully stocked Stonewell Bodies Middi Horseshoeing trailer worth $20,000.
Deanna Stoppler
By Kristen Kubisiak posted on July 31, 2019
You're invited to read this article featured in the American Farriers Journal written by Kristen Kubisiak featuring THREE Mission Farrier School Graduates! Deanna won the grand prize — a fully stocked Stonewell Bodies Middi Horseshoeing trailer worth $20,000.
Deanna Stoppler
Peter Rainville
Scott Bissonette
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