Silver Phoenix Ranch

Supporting Sound and Naturally Gaited Tennessee Walking Horses

Due to a massive data loss, all of our website files are gone.  While we build a new site, we have moved everything from the website to www.silverphoenixranch.webs.com and hope you are still going to be able to find the information you're looking for.  Please don't hesitate to email us if you have questions. 

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We have been asked by Going Gaited Online Magazine to write monthly articles for them.
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Our Philosophy

Silver Phoenix Ranch is not an actual working ranch.  Rather, we are established as a source of information and education about gaited horses.  Our goals are to help more people learn about gaited horses and to understand the current abuse that is rampant among the gaited horse community at large.

We believe that horses are sentient beings with souls that deserve our utmost respect and admiration.  Our riding and training philosophies are established with the goal in mind to partner with our horses rather than force them to do as we want them.  In this way, our horses will do what we ask because they want to, not because we require them to.

 

For The Tennessee Walking Horse

Our Blog, For The Tennessee Walking Horse, details one of the most horrific yet unknown forms of animal abuse today, a practice known as soring.  For more information, please visit our Gaited Horse Information pages and our blog, both linked in the above navigation bar.

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Website last updated:
October 12, 2011

Natural Walking Horses
(Our sound horse friends in Europe)

Our Most Important Recommendations

For learning about riding and training gaited horses:

 

                                 Training the Gaited Horse From the Trail To the Rail

                                 By Gary Lane

                                 Book and DVD available online at Windswept Stables or Amazon.com

 

 

 

For learning about the Tennessee Walking Horse:

 

                                 The Horse that Wouldn’t Trot

                                 By Rose Miller

                                 Book available online at Rose Miller.net

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