AQHA/APHA Horse Trainer/Professional Horseman Fred Fisher trains all levels of horses and riders fro
3701 E Pinnacle Peak Road
Phoenix, AZ
85050
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Fred Fisher is a professional horseman/horse trainer specializing multiple disciplines for AQHA, APHA and local open shows.
Fred Fisher is one of Arizona's Premier Professional Horsemen. A talented trainer of both horses and people, a skilled farrier, and a member of the AzQHA Board of Directors, Fred's services are highly sought after, and his reputation for excellence in his gentle training methods, expert farrier service and volunteer community service is flawless. Fred landed, literally, on the path to becoming a Professional Horseman when he was 13 years old in Chandler, Arizona. If your first horse experience was jumping on a neighborโs unbroke horse, getting bucked off and breaking your arm in 3 places, would you think you would end up a Professional Horseman, training horses for a living? Fred did! Fred waited the 6 weeks until he got his cast off, took his first riding lesson, and the following weekend he competed in his first horse show. He was hooked for life.
Whether itโs training Quarter Horses and Paint Horses for showing in AQHA or APHA in Western and English disciplines including Western Pleasure, Horsemanship, Trail, Western Riding, Ranch Riding, Hunter Under Saddle and Equitation; In-Hand events including Halter and Showmanship; or for just having a calm and safe trail horse, Fred teaches horses of all breeds the same basic skills. Itโs how he goes about this process that makes his training program special for both horse and rider.
Fredโs patient and subtle methods have produced success with all ages and types of horses and their riders, at all levels, in nearly all disciplines. Once the foundation is built for the horse and then the rider, the partnership can do practically anything!
