"Dj -

     Thanks again for sending me your thoughts, ideas + encouragement on all things "horse" related. I appreciate your willingness to help me.

          Best -

               Nancy"

"Dear DJ,

     For the first time I truly can say I love my horse and enjoy being with him. I owe it all to you. Thank you for being so patient with us. You are a kind, special & thoughtful person. My family & I are so lucky to have you in our lives. May life always bring you good health & happiness!

What a wonderful world this would be if everyone's life could be touched by someone as kind and caring as you.

Love Always

Terri & Ace"

"Owning a trained horse is something to be appreciated and, it wasn't until I lost my horse Cody, did I realize what a great horse I had. I immediately went out and bought a 3 yr. old Tennessee Walker, Patch, who had not been trained for Field Trailing of my dogs. It was obvious that Patch needed training because he wouldn't cross water, let me get near him, refused to enter the trailer, etc. Fortunately for me, my friend Robert L. met Deanna Beals at a field trail and observed her working with a horse that refused to move across a mat. Within a couple of hours, she had that horse doing what he had been afriad to do and Robert was convinced that Deanna would be able to help me.

Deanna came to our house and began working with Patch. After one lesson, we were impressed to see how Patch reacted to her training. With each lesson, Patch is becoming a beautifully trained horse and is drawing raves from everyone who sees her working with him at our Field events. He now hops into the trailer with gay abandon, as well as not being spooked by distractions and overall has turned into a quiet, respectful horse.

All I can say is thank you Deanna "DJ". I know Patch looks forward to his lessons and waits for you at the gate on non-lesson days. It's been a pleasure and fun experience for me and Robert while learning how to ride and handle Patch."            

                                                          - Gordon S. and "Patch"