FREE E-Mail Lessons from a Grand Prix Dressage Champion! Visit the Need Help Page and send in your question!
Welcome to the HorseTrainerOnline. I am glad you stopped by to visit and encourage you to come back often.
My name is Heather Irbinskas. My husband Jonas and I are professional horse trainers with over fifty years-combined experience. We own Irbinskas Training Stables in Sonoita, Arizona and have trained horses and riders on the Grand Prix level. We have a Casita on the property for people who want to enjoy the Empire-Cienega National Conservation Area and take advantage of more intense training.
The HorseTrainerOnline has lots of information for the horse enthusiast. On the Horse Sense pages, I've gathered up some of those facts about horses and riding that "everyone" knows.
The Need Help page will assist you in contacting me if you're in need of more focused advice.
Under Disciplines, I offer some of my 20 years of experience in training horses of many different breeds and numerous disciplines. There's information here for all levels of riders.
You can visit Bits & Pieces to learn more about local events, workshops, great related horse links, and sponsorships. If you'd like to know a bit more about me and my qualifications, see the Why HTO? page.
| Alternate means of contacting me include: | |
| Snail Mail | P.O. Box
40 Sonoita, AZ 85637 |
| Toll Free number | 888.933.2545 |
| Fax | 520.455.9277 |
Disclaimer: The HorseTrainerOnline site is offered for entertainment purposes only. Horses are large and occasionally unpredictable and dangerous animals. This site is intended to provide general information and personal experiences. Site visitors to this site are advised that each horse and rider/trainer situation is unique. Following information found on this site may result in injury to the horse and/or rider/trainer. Therefore, the visitor agrees to hold HorseTrainerOnline, SnapBacks, Heather Irbinskas, employees, and representatives and other site visitors harmless from any and all claims, suits and liabilities to themselves and their livestock.
