Munday Morning Acres

11/21/2025

Fun day at the barn yesterday with Fontaine riding Venice (Thoroughbred) and Betsey riding Magic (Percheron). Been working with both horses on moving out relaxed. Venice has been with us a while and has made improvements. Magic, who has only been with us for a short time, has made improvements but we will continue on him relaxing.

11/20/2025

The red horse is our 40 year old resident named Pumpkin. She is feeling good this morning. Or she is aggravated that Betsey hasn’t fed her yet.

11/19/2025

Getting the day started.

11/02/2025

UPDATE: spot has been filled!

We have one spot opening up starting December 1, 2025 for boarding or training!

10/21/2025

A few pictures from our Handling Fear Clinic at Munday Morning Acres. If you are interested in how we get horses to handle fear and become soft and responsive without making the horse resentful, give us a call at 601-941-1360 or 601-421-8153. You can also send us a Facebook message.

10/09/2025

Obstacle day with some of the Munday Morning Acres’ training horses.

09/25/2025

Meet Finn, a Haflinger who came into to training a few days ago. When Finn arrived, it was his way or the highway. However, Finn’s attitude has softened over the past few days and he is starting to follow a feel. We take all shapes, sizes and breeds in for training. If you have a horse or a pony like Finn, that you would like to receive quality training, reach out to us. We have a few training spots opening up in the coming months.

09/13/2025

The final training day has come to a close. The horses at the Sikanni River Ranch are not your run of the mill horses. They have an extremely strong survival instinct because they are potentially prey when they are turned out because of the wolves and grizzly bears that roam these parts. However, with Doug Mills’ training techniques, all of the horses improved by leaps and bounds. This has truly been an awesome learning experience.

09/11/2025

09/11/2025

Training day 9 in the books. Went back to the lake with several horses to include a young horse that extremely scared of the saddle. He made great strides yesterday and was saddled successfully. Today he was used as a pack horse. There were a few iffy moments during the 2 1/2 hour ride to the lake but he was a soldier on the way back to the ranch. We also saw a herd of buffalo on the way to the lake. I tried to get a video but I was too far away. Since the scenery so pretty, I posted it anyway. I will get a video of the buffalo herd and post it later. I was a cool scene.