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     For more information on any of the up coming events or if you would like to schedule a clinic, demonstration or lecture please contact us.
 
Private lessons are available all winter.
Clinics, workshops and group events will resume in the Spring.
 
  
 
Summer Riding Intensives: 2010 Dates TBA
 
One week, Mon-Fri, 8:30-11:30am.
 
Level One: Introduction to horsemanship
Level Two: Elements of Riding
Level Three: Trail Riding and Obstacles
Cost is $250.
 

 


Summer Nights Series: 2010 Dates TBA 
                                                    
Hanging out and having fun
Cost is $60 per rider / $20 for non-rider.  These Tuesday night classes will have weather make-ups on Friday night.  Email or call for more information and enrollment.  Enrollment ends three days before event.  Class size limited to 10. 
 Minimum requirements*

 

5:30-7:30pm

Location: Stroud Ranch

Respect: Be a leader your horse will follow.  Communicating with your horse using their natural herd behaviors.  Ground work.
 

 

5:30-7:30pm

Location: Stroud Ranch

 

Response: Improving your horses performance.  Better cues and timing.  Biomechanics of horse and rider.

 

5:30-7:30pm

Location: Stroud Ranch

 

Relationship:  Developing a strong trust bond between you and your horse.  Obstacles.

 

 

*  The horse you bring to a riding clinic must be able to walk, trot and canter/lope under saddle, and must be able to tolerate the presence of other horses.  The more riding time on the horse, the better.  If you have a choice of horses, please bring the horse you are most comfortable with and the one that is the most broke.  What you learn at the class or clinic you will be able to take home and apply to all your other horses.  Unbroke horses may be brought to a ground work session. 

Do not bring a stallion.

 

 It is understood that due to the nature of horse training and handling in general, accidents can occur.  You are advised to wear a protective helmet for your own safety and to put protective boots on your horse.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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