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September 25, 2010
Desensitization Clinic
This clinic covers desensitizing your horse to common objects both on the ground and in the saddle and teaches you how to “bombproof” your horse while gaining trust and respect. Held in San Marcos in a covered arena. 3 instructors, limit of 10 people. $100 per person.
November 6-7, 2010
Horsemanship Clinic
This riding clinic is for beginners to intermediate riders and horses. This clinic is geared towards improving your equine relationship and you and your horse’s current skill set. Topics include; groundwork for respect, getting control of the whole horse, neck reining, proper cuing, stops, sidepassing, yielding the quarters, getting forward motion, exercises for a better broke horse, an explanation of bits and how they work, question and answer, plus more. Held in Gonzales. 3 instructors, $100 per person. Some pens are available for overnight horses, first come first serve.
November 13-14, 2010
Advanced Horsemanship Clinic
This riding clinic is for intermediate to advanced riders and horses. This clinic is geared towards improving your equine relationship and you and your horse’s current skill set. Topics include; groundwork for respect, two tracking, flying lead changes, sidepassing, yielding the quarters, collection, head sets without using training aids, rollbacks, pivots, bits and how they work, theft prevention, question and answer, and much more. Held in San Marcos in a covered arena. 3 instructors, $125 per person, Limit of 14. Stalls are available for overnight horses.
September 25, 2010 Desensitization Clinic
This clinic covers desensitizing your horse to common objects both on the ground and in the saddle and teaches you how to “bombproof” your horse while gaining trust and respect. Held in San Marcos in a covered arena. 3 instructors, limit of 10 people. $100 per person.
November 6-7, 2010 Horsemanship Clinic
This riding clinic is for beginners to intermediate riders and horses. This clinic is geared towards improving your equine relationship and you and your horse’s current skill set. Topics include; groundwork for respect, getting control of the whole horse, neck reining, proper cuing, stops, sidepassing, yielding the quarters, getting forward motion, exercises for a better broke horse, an explanation of bits and how they work, question and answer, plus more. Held in Gonzales. 3 instructors, $100 per person. Some pens are available for overnight horses, first come first serve.
November 13-14, 2010 Advanced Horsemanship Clinic
This riding clinic is for intermediate to advanced riders and horses. This clinic is geared towards improving your equine relationship and you and your horse’s current skill set. Topics include; groundwork for respect, two tracking, flying lead changes, sidepassing, yielding the quarters, collection, head sets without using training aids, rollbacks, pivots, bits and how they work, theft prevention, question and answer, and much more. Held in San Marcos in a covered arena. 3 instructors, $125 per person, Limit of 14. Stalls are available for overnight horses.
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