Misty Brinkley

"One of the hardest-working men I've ever met. Passionate about making horses solid, happy, and healthy. "

Misty Brinkley
Jennifer Donnelly

"Great lessons with Joe to prep for the KQHA September show. We ended up with a first-place at the show. Thank you, Joe!"

Jennifer Donnelly
Kelsey Fraser

"What an awesome opportunity to work with a heck of a trainer and even better guy! Wish you were closer!"

Kelsey Fraser
John Gilliet

"Just got done riding Moon, just too nice of a day. He rode good; I like how the legs around and sits on that butt. I think we'll get along fine. You did a nice job here."

John Gilliet
Amanda Svoboda

"I told Joe at my last lesson I wished I lived closer because I'd take that job you have open. Love your place!"

Amanda Svoboda
Her horse Scout being trained at the ranch
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Train Your Horse with the Midwest's Best

Joe knows horses and what is best for each horse. His approach is not cookie-cutter but an individualized custom program designed for each horse and owner. Don't miss an incredible chance to have your horse trained with the best in the Midwest.

Start-to-Finish Training Programs

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Rider & Horse Training by Joe Ammann, Professional KS Horseman

Everyday Horse & Rider Trainer for Everyday People

At his professional equine facility, 2UW Brush Creek Ranch, Joe Ammann can help you train as a rider, your horse, or both to make a winning team. Training includes:

  • Horse training and lessons, including cutting and colt starting
  • Start-to-finish training programs
  • Specializes in starting two-year-olds
  • Amateur and non-pro lessons
  • NCHA Triple Crown Events
  • Cattle work
  • Western
  • For water, pasture, trails, and brush
  • 2UW Horsemanship Certification
  • Mentoring

NCHA AAAA Judging

As a highly sought-after NCHA AAAA judge in more than 20 states and internationally, including Italy, Texas, Oregon, Missouri, Nevada, California, Mississippi, and Alabama, Joe knows what it takes for the horse and riders to make it to the top.

NCHA Judging