Wes did not get into horses until his college years while attending Asbury University. He began as a business student, but enjoyed being outside and working with his hands, more than being in the classroom. He quickly learned of Asbury’s equine program, which gave him the opportunity to work with his hands and add a second major while still completing the business degree. As an equine student, he was exposed to many different clinicians and horse training methods. Learning about the mind of a horse and how they learn differently than dogs or humans was very eye-opening to him. It was that knowledge and experience working with horses that sparked his interest in helping others with their horses.