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Horsemanship & Riding Lessons
Private or Group
December 9th
Suncatcher Farms
Tryon, NC
Please let us know if you would like to schedule a group or private training session with Ed during one of our Horsemanship Lesson Days.
We schedule private and/or group lessons throughout the day to work on whatever issues the participants want to work on. You just let us know what you want to work on, how long you want the lesson to last, what time of day is best for you and if you want a private lesson or want to be put with a group who might be working on similar issues.
Lesson fees are $125.00 per hour for private lessons and $85 per hour per person for group lessons of two or more riders. These lessons are scheduled on a first come first serve basis.
To schedule a lesson please
770-314-9254
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Classical Riding
Skills Clinic
for Western and English
December 10-11, 2011
Suncatcher Farm
Tryon, NC
- Build More Effective Cues
- Improve your Timing, Balance and Feel
- Achieve Graceful, Balanced, Coordinated, Athletic Movements
- Develop Lightness - A light request from you and a light response from your horse.
Learn to Accomplish & Correctly Execute
Rein-Back Haunches-In
Shoulder-In Lead Change
Canter Departure Turn on Forehand
Suncatcher Farms
Riders: $375 for the weekend / Auditors: $10 per day / 9:30 -5:30
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Learn how to improve your riding through video analysis.
January 12th at 6:30pm
Mary's Tack, Feed and Pet Store
4860 Atlanta Hwy. Bogart, GA
Join us for a free and fascinating demonstration of this new, innovative technology for video analysis of horse and rider. EquineTec has excellent applications to benefit the individual rider as well as diagnostic capability for equine professionals including riding instructors, veterinarians and farriers.
The University of Georgia is now using EquineTec for gait research and lameness diagnosis. Some of the foremost riding instructors, veterinarians and farriers in the US and in Europe are using EquineTec to benefit their clients. Come and learn how EquineTec can improve your riding, gain higher show scores for competitors and increase efficiency for equine professionals.
Let us know you are coming. Click the following link:
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January 21-22, 2012
Madison, GA If you've always wanted to work cattle with your horse but didn't know how to start, this clinic is for you! Almost all the cattle work will be done at walk and trot. This clinic is open to English and Western riders, youth and adult. No previous cattle working or roping experience is necessary.
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Develop a responsive handy horse
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Have Lots of Fun!
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Beginner Cow Work
This is not for rodeo or competitive sport. We will be teaching and practicing "low stress stockmanship" for practical ranch work skills. We may do some herd driving, penning, sorting and cutting, not as a timed event but rather the way a real working cowboy handles his daily tasks.
Ranch Horsemanship Teach your horse how to listen to your cues and move responsively for gait transitions, stops, roll-backs and turn arounds. Cattle work gives your horse a practical reason for learning how to listen to you, really use his body and move in a variety of ways
Beginner Roping
Your horse will learn to calmly accept the movement of the rope and you will learn how to handle a rope, build and throw a loop along with dally and drag skills. Roping will be done on dummies and live cattle out of the herd. We'll be using break-away ropes on the live cattle. This will be herd roping, not rodeo style out of the box.
REGISTER NOW
Riders $350 for the weekend / Auditors $10 per day / 9:30 - 5:30
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