Glory Days Farm
P.O. Box 848 West End, NC 27376
(910) 673-1498 or (910) 215-2945
9am - 7pm EST
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Trail Training and Fixing Behavioral Problems With You and Your Horse

 

 


"Glory"

Welcome to Glory Days Farm... we love training most breeds of horses. This is our full time occupation and we pride ourselves
in turning out exceptional trail companions for both the young and not so young, the experienced and not so experienced!
Thank you for coming to our photo galleries. We truly hope you enjoy these magnificent trail horses.


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Some of you may remember "Dillon" - Cheryl bought for Steve a couple of years ago. "Dillon" never grew enough to carry Steve comfortably. We trained him and found the perfect match for him, Karyn. Karyn has sent this to us and asked us to put it on the web. We are sure the following will make you smile. (Karyn changed the spelling of his name - "Dylan")




I was in the right place at the right time when "Dylan" picked me to be his partner. At that time, I didn't truly appreciate "the gift" Steve and Cheryl give these horses before they leave Glory Days. Since I am a dog trainer, I decided to try teaching "Dylan" some tricks. He "got it" immediately, learned fast and couldn't get enough. He liked to explore everything with his mouth, so I gave his mouth jobs to do, instead of correcting him for being inquisitive. I don't know who has more fun, my horse or me. I know you can't wipe the smile off my face. He does all the tricks on his own now, just for attention. I can move him with a finger or a word, never need to "catch" him, and if he gets lose, he doesn't leave like many horses would. Did I mention "Dylan" is my very first horse!! And about that "gift" from Cheryl and Steve, they train these horses with love, respect and kindness so they would only know trust and good things about us humans. I would call that proper socialization and no baggage. Spending time with "Dylan" on the ground taught me what a treasure my young horse truly is, the wonderful mind he has and the great bond that could develop between us. It's our job to keep "the gift" going so we always have the horse everyone else only wishes for! My thanks to Cheryl and Steve for starting all our horses off right. Karyn


Karyn and "Dylan" set out on a trail ride with Sue and "Beau". We trained "Beau" for Sue.


Steve preparing to cross the road as Cheryl and two others come quickly from behind and there’s passing traffic - onward he went - good boys!

Kocky Mountain Horse on NATRC
Cheryl and her RMH "Shadow" at a NATRC ride. Fourth out of 93 - we'll take it!


We always said: "you can ride pretty".


Cheryl taught "Traveller" to stop and look for
traffic - not to go until asked to.


Learning to hold his gait. 3 year old Rocky
Mountain Horse. When "finished" he will
go with loose rein.


"Wills" is one of the kindest and safest horses that's ever come our way. Charlotte and "Wills" have a great time when she visits from England. When Charlotte isn't visiting, Cheryl is the lucky rider. We took these photos of "Wills" and Charlotte going out for a ride and returning. We couldn't resist putting these up for you to see.






You'll see Steele Saddles on our horses.
We do not sell them, we recommend them because we know they fit.
Call us and try a Demo.




Meet Nick “Glory Days” Farrier. You’ve heard:
“No feet, no horse” - we disagree - it’s:
“No Nick, no feet, no horse”.


Nick has knowledge and patience, patience.


Mama Culler, Cheryl and Clara. "Starfire"
getting an overdose of love and attention.


Steve and "Doc," Mt. Rogers, VA.
Endurance, Endurance!


This photo shows Cheryl (Note it’s not even Cheryl’s tack - look at her feet).
Photo taken by a person in a crowd of people, horses and dogs - the horse never even looked.


Cheryl and "Shadow" on a cold NATRC
ride. Both wearing their winter coats.

 


At Glory Days everyone rides! - "Cisco"