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| Manners Management and Horsemanship Training |
ABOUT US PAGE
| High Trail Arabians Farm 989 South Stillwell Road Boston Kentucky 40107 |
We are Rod and Ruth McCracken. We are located near
Elizabethtown and Bardstown.
Ruth and I started High Trail Arabians in the fall of 2004.
We grew up in the small town of Barnesville, Ohio where
we met on horse back in 1965. After we graduated high
school I enlisted in the Marine Corps and served my
country in US and Europe. We were married in 1971 in our
home town while I was on a 96 hr pass from Camp
Lejeune, N.C. I was discharged in 1973 from the Corps
and moved back home to Ohio. In 1984, we were headed
west and found ourselves in Parker, Co. In 1987, we then
headed south to Florida where we lived till 2004 and came
here to Kentucky. High Trail Arabian Farm is truly home for
us!
Ruth's sister Rebecca Haines of Haines City, Florida
(owner of Wind Valley Arabians) sent us two of her horses
Pepper and Silly. The rest is history.
I have studied countless trainers tactics and have
introduced my own twist on horsemanship training taking
the best from trainers like Dennis Reis, Chris Cox, Clinton
Anderson, Crag Cameron just to name a few.
One thing is certain. All horses are different and they learn
as individuals.
Elizabethtown and Bardstown.
Ruth and I started High Trail Arabians in the fall of 2004.
We grew up in the small town of Barnesville, Ohio where
we met on horse back in 1965. After we graduated high
school I enlisted in the Marine Corps and served my
country in US and Europe. We were married in 1971 in our
home town while I was on a 96 hr pass from Camp
Lejeune, N.C. I was discharged in 1973 from the Corps
and moved back home to Ohio. In 1984, we were headed
west and found ourselves in Parker, Co. In 1987, we then
headed south to Florida where we lived till 2004 and came
here to Kentucky. High Trail Arabian Farm is truly home for
us!
Ruth's sister Rebecca Haines of Haines City, Florida
(owner of Wind Valley Arabians) sent us two of her horses
Pepper and Silly. The rest is history.
I have studied countless trainers tactics and have
introduced my own twist on horsemanship training taking
the best from trainers like Dennis Reis, Chris Cox, Clinton
Anderson, Crag Cameron just to name a few.
One thing is certain. All horses are different and they learn
as individuals.
