Our purpose is to unite and to bring horses to a higher level of performance using the CHILL method. The CHILL method is a clear and comprehensive method of communication that inspires the horse to willingly give his best with all his heart every time. This develops a horse with a sound mind. The CHILL method also allows the horse to raise his performance level while retaining a sound body through proper balancing of his hooves and support of his limbs. This method has been developed over many years of studying thousands of horses, hundreds of trainers, farriers, and veterinarians. We intend to use this website along with private appointments and public workshops to serve your needs. Charlie defines horsemanship as the understanding of your horse's movements and thoughts and how one influences the other. It is recognizing your responsibility to the horse in all situations. It is the ability to arrange these thoughts and movements to obtain a willing service.

2016 Clinics

Upcoming Clinics:

On Tuesday October 4, 2016 and Tuesday October 18th, 2016 Chill Method will sponsor a mini-clinic at Horseshoe Park Equestrian Center from 6-8 pm.
On Tuesday November 8th, 2016 Chill Method will sponsor a mini-clinic at Horseshoe Park Equestrian Centre from 6-8pm.

On Tuesday December 13th, 2016 Chill Method will sponsor a mini-clinic at Horseshoe Park Equestrian Centre from 6-8pm.

These clinics will focus on both ground work and what I will call “riding from the ground”. I will relate to the things we do from the ground to the things we do from their back, and we will also spend time riding and working on better communication.

Charlie continues to offer a 16 session riding program at his and Debbie’s home in Queen Creek, AZ . Call Debbie Hill at (480) 206-1570 if you are interested in scheduling a session .

Previous Clinics this year:

April 19, 2016 – Loping your horse Mini Clinic 6-8 PM – Call Debbie Hill @ (480) 206-1570 if your interested.

May 21-23, 2016 – Horsemanship Clinic – This clinic will focus on both ground work and what I will call “riding from the ground.” I will relate to the things we do from the ground to the things we do from their back, and we will also spend time riding and working on better communication.