My name is Alyce Scott and I am the owner and trainer of A.S. Horsemanship and the Head Trainer at ATEC. 

I love working with weanlings and yearlings to give them their very first experiences in training. Making sure it is as positive and relaxed as possible is what I strive for!

I also enjoy desensitizing horses to objects and to new places as well as groundwork, colt starting, and refresher courses too!

I started competing in the equestrian drill team when I was 11 years old and have won several national championships over the years. I’m currently studying to become a drill team judge beginning with the 2024 competitions. 

In 2016, I was a part of the Make-A-Wish Foundation Tour and traveled all over the surrounding states performing at rodeos. 

I purchased my filly, Davina, and that is really what opened up my training outside horses. Horses grow to be big and strong, so it was important to me to take Davina to as many events, parades, rodeos, and horse shows as I could. This helped her tremendously, and she became desensitized to so many different aspects of the horse world. Exposure and positive experiences are important to me and I have found it truly helps when training a horse.

I love passing my knowledge to the next generation and building up riders who are not only confident but kind.

Outside of training horses and giving lessons, I enjoy canoeing with my dog, family, and friends. I love to trail ride and camp with my horses. Learning never ends, so I also take lessons myself for riding non-stock horses. The more knowledge I have, the more I’m able to pass onto the next generation.