Tough Challenges Demand Tough Leaders
Tough Leaders Need Winning Teams
Equip Your Team For Victory!
Equine Assisted Learning or EAL brings out the best in teams! EAL targets relationships among team members in a powerful 
way that promotes positive change. It is conducted in a safe environment with qualified trainers. The lessons learned are fully and easily transferrable to day-to-day operations. No horse riding is required.
While in the arena with your team and the horses, you will be able to experience the patterns that either promote success or failure in your business and personal life. Once you locate the blocks that have kept you from moving forward, you will find new ways to think and respond that will easily apply to your real life situations. Each exercise is a 100% success. 100% of the people who have participated gained insight and solutions to problems that had caused cycles of failure and limitations in the past.
Our goal is to equip you and your team to overcome the challenges in your field.
Our commitment is to the people we serve.
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Unbridled, LLC
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| Pat Day enjoyed the winner's circle with Unbridled Elaine, twice! He credited his success to his excellent support team! |
The Unbridled Faith Farm was established in honor of a man's decision to live his Dream in the face of impossible odds. My father, Roger Devenport, was diagnosed with terminal cancer and given only a few months to live. Very early the next morning he announced to me that he was going to go buy the next Breeders' Cup winner! He had always been a man to defy the odds and see the possibilities. Rejecting hopelessness and despite his diagnosis, he decided to live his Dream.
The Keenland thoroughbred sale began that very day, when the best young stock would be offered. He chose a filly from a strong line of Breeders Cup winners. He named her Unbridled Elaine and from the time she arrived at the 6D Farm, 641 Iron Works Pike, everything that happened to her was with one thing in mind: Winning. She was constantly positioned and trained to be victorious.
From the beginning, she was in a class later described as "just too good". Unbridled Elaine won her maiden race by 12 lengths. She continued on to win many Stakes Races on her way to qualify for the 2001 Breeders Cup Dystaff. She remained sound, good minded, flexible, and determined. She seemed to know exactly what she was bred to do!
