About Terry Myers

Terry Myers is a leading trainer, champion rider and breeder, and national clinician. Myers has trained stock and hunter horses for state, national and world competition for over 30 years. His training incorporates work with both horse and rider to achieve balanced movements. His Ride-in-Sync™ philosophy helps students understand how body position affects horse performance. Myers is available for training sessions, clinics, horse training and boarding, and interviews.

• Clinics: Myers has hosted clinics in horsemanship, showmanship, trail, and body positioning at Equine Affaire Massachusetts, Equine Affaire Ohio, Equus America Texas, Equus America Missouri, and Equitana USA.
• Media: Horse & Rider magazine selected Myers to judge Conformation Clinic. He is also a regular advice columnist for Horse & Rider's Sound Advice column. Myers hosted an Internet chat on EquiSearch.com, an online magazine, and continues to answer visitors’ training questions.
• Coaching: Myers was formerly the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association coach for the Ohio Wesleyan University Equestrian Team. The team competed in Zone 6 Region 3 of IHSA—against schools such as Michigan State University, Otterbein College, and the University of Findlay. As well as coaching the team, Myers taught university physical education classes at OWU. The OWUET competes in English, dressage, and Western events. Each spring, Myers aided team members as they hosted a show in conjunction with The Ohio State University team and stables.
• Training: Myers trained his Paint Stallion, Reckless Obsession, to achieve American Paint Horse Association champion status, as well as to titles as Superior Halter Horse, Superior Trail Horse, and Superior Western Pleasure Horse. In 1992, Reckless placed fourth in the world in both open and amateur halter competitions. Reckless won the Ohio Paint Horse Club High Point Stallion award and was named horse of the year in 1994 and 1996. Reckless was also named OPHC High Point Performance Horse. Reckless sired futurity winners in halter, lunge line, and Western pleasure, and won the Get of Sire Award at the OPHC Futurity four years in row. At the 1995 Ohio State Fair, Reckless-bred horses achieved titles as Grand Champion Stallion, Grand Champion Mare, and Two-Year-Old Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse. In 1999, Reckless Image, a 2-year-old stallion by Reckless, was the world champion 3-year-old stallion at the APHA World Show.
• Horses: Stone Horses made a model of Myers’ Stallion, Reckless Obsession, in 1998. For its 2002 Western pleasure line, Stone has added a model of Ima Lil Reckless, a daughter of the stallion.

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