Our Mission
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Training Foundation
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How is the Second Sunrise Program Different?
Every horse that comes through the doors of Second Sunrise is put through the same foundational training program. This program sets the horse up for the rest of its life. We strive to make sure that when a horse leaves our program they are safe, confident, anxiety-free, and a general joy to be around and ride. Samantha and Bailey have learned their method of training through years of perfecting skills working with so many different horses. They use the same process with every horse from your Belgian draft horse to performance Thoroughbreds. Every horse will leave with a solid foundation and we are committed to every horse and their education no matter the discipline. |
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Training for You!
We have an open door policy for horses in training and encourage owners to come and view training sessions of their horse as they are happening. We want you to leave with your horse feeling successful, comfortable, and capable of continuing their training. We will send you weekly updates with videos of how your horse is progressing. |
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Pricing
Colt Starting = $1,000/mn To be paid prior to your horse arriving to our property. Includes hay and stall boarding. Tune Ups = $800/mn To be paid prior to your horse arriving to our property. Includes hay and stall boarding. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many days will my horse be worked with in a month?
We don't like to tie ourselves to day based rates as, depending on the horse, they might have one session a day, have a morning and evening training session or need a day of rest.
We commit to at least 5 sessions per week so your horse can continue making positive forward progress towards his/her foundational goals.
What is included with training?
Fresh water
Quality Alfalfa/ Orchard Grass mix Hay in slow feed hay nets based on their body weight
Daily access to their own private turnout and indoor stall
A fan if inside during the summer
Stalls and paddocks are picked daily
Fly sprays are applied as needed along with summer and winter blankets/ clothes provided by the owner.
Grain, Supplements, Farrier and veterinary care are not included in training and are to be paid by owner.
What do you need before I drop my horse off?
Documents Needed: Current Coggins, Current Vaccination Records and Current Health Certificate if out of state
We will also need record of when the horse last had their teeth floated to ensure dental health, if over the age of three.
Please ensure your farrier has trimmed/ shod your horse (Bailey is a farrier so can trim and shoe if needed if staying longer than 30 days)
Ensure your horse is sound and physically able to complete the training.
Can I visit my horse while he/she is in training?
Yes, We highly encourage owner involvement while your horse is in training with us.
You can come any visit your horse any day of the week with our Open Door Policy.
We just ask you leave the handling and riding to us so we can make progress with your horse.
If I visit, will I get to watch my horse in work?
Yes. With enough notice we can arrange our schedule of working our training horses to make sure you can see your horse in work during your visit.
Do I need to provide any equipment for my horse?
No, we have all of the equipment that we’ll need to train your horse.
Can I watch Samantha and Bailey train prior to committing to the program?
Yes. We have an open door policy for those wanting to come and see the facility and horses as well as watch us work with horses.
This goes for not just those looking to send a horse in to training, but for anyone!
The only thing we ask is to schedule your visits with us prior to arriving to our farm.
Do you offer discounts for multiple horses in training or multiple months?
No, each horse needs individual time and they cannot be trained together.
We do not offer a multi-month discount.
How can I get help with my horse after I have taken them home from training?
Owner involvement during training is of the utmost importance to us.
After you head home, we are here to answer questions you may have.
Do you offer consignment sales?
We do not offer consignment sales at this time.
How many days will my horse be worked with in a month?
We don't like to tie ourselves to day based rates as, depending on the horse, they might have one session a day, have a morning and evening training session or need a day of rest.
We commit to at least 5 sessions per week so your horse can continue making positive forward progress towards his/her foundational goals.
What is included with training?
Fresh water
Quality Alfalfa/ Orchard Grass mix Hay in slow feed hay nets based on their body weight
Daily access to their own private turnout and indoor stall
A fan if inside during the summer
Stalls and paddocks are picked daily
Fly sprays are applied as needed along with summer and winter blankets/ clothes provided by the owner.
Grain, Supplements, Farrier and veterinary care are not included in training and are to be paid by owner.
What do you need before I drop my horse off?
Documents Needed: Current Coggins, Current Vaccination Records and Current Health Certificate if out of state
We will also need record of when the horse last had their teeth floated to ensure dental health, if over the age of three.
Please ensure your farrier has trimmed/ shod your horse (Bailey is a farrier so can trim and shoe if needed if staying longer than 30 days)
Ensure your horse is sound and physically able to complete the training.
Can I visit my horse while he/she is in training?
Yes, We highly encourage owner involvement while your horse is in training with us.
You can come any visit your horse any day of the week with our Open Door Policy.
We just ask you leave the handling and riding to us so we can make progress with your horse.
If I visit, will I get to watch my horse in work?
Yes. With enough notice we can arrange our schedule of working our training horses to make sure you can see your horse in work during your visit.
Do I need to provide any equipment for my horse?
No, we have all of the equipment that we’ll need to train your horse.
Can I watch Samantha and Bailey train prior to committing to the program?
Yes. We have an open door policy for those wanting to come and see the facility and horses as well as watch us work with horses.
This goes for not just those looking to send a horse in to training, but for anyone!
The only thing we ask is to schedule your visits with us prior to arriving to our farm.
Do you offer discounts for multiple horses in training or multiple months?
No, each horse needs individual time and they cannot be trained together.
We do not offer a multi-month discount.
How can I get help with my horse after I have taken them home from training?
Owner involvement during training is of the utmost importance to us.
After you head home, we are here to answer questions you may have.
Do you offer consignment sales?
We do not offer consignment sales at this time.
Second Sunrise Rescue
Facility Location: Nixa MO 65714
(573) 381-0883
Facility Location: Nixa MO 65714
(573) 381-0883
DROP US A LINE
Second Sunrise Rescue (Formerly: Rowley Rescue Ranch) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit equine welfare organization.
Tax ID #88-1495183
All donations are tax deductible.
Tax ID #88-1495183
All donations are tax deductible.
