Monty Roberts Certified Instructors
India
“My greatest accomplishment was learning to be gentle; without that I feel I would have achieved nothing.” ~ Monty Roberts
His main focus is pre-starting young Thoroughbred horses using Join-Up® and other Monty Roberts methods before they head to the racetrack, a concept that is completely new in India. A keen polo player, he is also involved in working with polo horses and has been applying Monty Roberts methods to facilitate converting ex-race horses as well as the local indigenous breed, the Marwari horse, into playing polo.
He also focuses on training students and grooms and is offering courses in Monty’s concepts.
Regional News and Events
September 2020
Ask Monty: How do your leg cues affect balance?
In this week's Ask Monty, an online university student asks Monty Roberts "How do your leg cues affect balance?" Read Monty's advice.
Ask Monty: How do you stop inappropriate chewing?
In this week's Ask Monty, Jose asks Monty Roberts how to stop inappropriate chewing (of lead ropes etc). Read Monty's advice.
Ask Monty: How do you stop a horse from biting?
In this week's Ask Monty, Ruth from the UK asks Monty Roberts how he stopped a horse biting in 2 minutes at a demo. Read Monty's advice.
Ask Monty: Is there a good way to compete in barrel racing?
In this week's Ask Monty, Bianca asks Monty Roberts if it's possible to compete in barrel racing without using whips and spurs. Read Monty's advice.
August 2020
Queen Elizabeth II Honors 17 Trainers and Animal Advocates for Their Efforts to Reduce Violence in the Training of Horses
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contact: Debbie Loucks
Monty and Pat Roberts, Inc.
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August 31, 2020: For only the second occasion in history that the British Crown has awarded certificates for influential equine protection work, this recognition follows the acknowledgment of […]
Ask Monty: How do you choose a comfortable horse?
In this week's Ask Monty, Marcio Cortez from Brazil asks Monty Roberts "How do you choose a comfortable horse?" Read Monty's advice.
