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All that info is lovely, but until I actually SEE what your training is actually like, I can't say what I'd pay. Anyone can write down a good story, but seeing it is believing it. And I'd want to see your process before I'd pay you anything and trust you with my horse. Why not add some videos? That said, if your stories are true and if the ending to each is truly magnificent, then I'd say you're one of the most gifted horse people in the world. A rare find who should be on the road, showing off her skills to the public, not wasting her time taking in backyard horses. You should go to rodeos and show off the stallions you've trained and you'd make a lot more money than you ever would taking in horses. Clinton Anderson for example, started training horses to trailer load at the age of 11. He traveled with his father and made good money. Now? He's one of the highest paid trainers around. He's made it into a huge money maker. That would be my advice. If you're as good as you say/think you are, why bother with taking in horses? Go do demonstrations and show off your skills, make more money that way.
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