Garland Farm & Stables

Garland Farm & Stables Garland Farm & Stables is located in scenic, Milton,NH and sits on 12 beautiful acres with miles of accessible trails from the property. in Equestrian Science.

Wild and domestic Horse Training, emphasizing connection and solid foundations, that will help elevate your relationship with your equine🐴 Facility is BLM approved for wild horses✨ Owner, instructor, trainer, Chelsea Miller is a William Woods University graduate with a B.S. She has ridden with several top Morgan trainers throughout her extensive show career, competed in the Extreme Mustang Makeover in 2015, 2016, 2017 and has fostered and trained several horses for the NHSPCA, increasing their potential for adoption. With the many years of riding instruction, successful training & competing, Chelsea offers her clients the expertise to reach their full potential with their domestic or wild equine partner.

TRAINING!!!  1 spot available october 1st...possibly 2Are you looking to build a deeper, more connected partnership with...
09/14/2026

TRAINING!!! 1 spot available october 1st...possibly 2

Are you looking to build a deeper, more connected partnership with your horse?
Whether you’re having trouble working through behavioral challenges, helping your horse build confidence, or preparing to introduce something new—I’m here to help guide you and your equine partner every step of the way.! I use a blend of r+ and r- to customize each training session for the horse, as no two are alike!

I have been training horses professionally for almost 20 years and have extensive experience training and showing Morgans and saddlebreds, working with and training young, green or "problem " horses of all breeds and have been gentling and training wild Mustangs since 2015.

1200/mo. Contact me for more information or references

I also allow truck in's to my facility for lessons/training sessions.

Message me here on Facebook or text 603-491-0777
Located in Milton, NH

*Facility is BLM wild horse approved*

I feel the same, when it comes to my own training.  I see so much going on, when I work with horses, but for other peopl...
09/13/2026

I feel the same, when it comes to my own training. I see so much going on, when I work with horses, but for other people with an untrained eye, it probably looks like nothing is happening at all sometimes

Watching my training is probably like watching paint dry for some people.

No big reactions.
No dramatic “wins.”
No explosive before and after moments.

Just a lot of quiet communication, small details, and consistency.

But when training is built around clarity, emotional safety, and staying under threshold, it often LOOKS boring from the outside.

We are so used to tension, conflict, shutdown, flooding, and big emotional reactions being normalized that calm learning can almost look uneventful by comparison.

I’ve often been told that I just get “lucky” and that the horses coming into my training program are simply “easy” horses because they all seem “so calm.”

But what many people are actually seeing is a horse that is finally being given space to process, communicate, and learn without constantly being pushed over threshold.

A regulated horse is often viewed as “easy.”
Subtle communication is often dismissed as “good breeding” or “a lucky disposition.”
A calm session is often viewed as “unimpressive.”

But quiet does not mean nothing is happening.

Sometimes it means the horse finally feels safe enough that they no longer need to scream to be heard.

09/12/2026

PSA ☺️🐴🐹🐰🐥🦆🐑🐐🐓💝

09/09/2026

Movement is about much more than asking a horse to go forward.
It is about how movement begins, what keeps it going, and what happens when we add direction, balance, speed, distance, precision or challenge, all while keeping the horse an active participant in the training.

PRE SALE IS ON RIGHT NOW

At the R+ Horse Summit 2026, we explore reward-based training in motion: from those first willing steps to agility, ridden work, jumping, long-distance trails and competition.

Our speakers will share practical approaches to creating and developing movement, solving challenges under saddle, preparing horses for bigger physical and environmental demands, and jumping the R+ way. We will also take an honest look at competition: can it be compatible with reward-based values, and what would that require from us?

Whether you are helping your horse discover more freedom in movement or dreaming of taking your training into bigger adventures, The Moving Horse is about building movement with confidence, competence, curiosity and choice.

Check out the topics our lovely presenters will be covering on the website: https://www.rplushorsesummit.com/speakers

09/08/2026
What a Great work shop! I'm excited to dive deeper and see where else this might take me!
09/03/2026

What a Great work shop! I'm excited to dive deeper and see where else this might take me!

08/28/2026

Address

252 Hare Road
Milton, NH
03851

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 6:30pm
Thursday 9am - 6:30pm
Friday 9am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+16034910777

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