Date: Sunday March 27, 2011
Organization: Morningside Training Farm
Where: The Plains, VA
Email: erin(at)morningsidetrainingfarm.com
Phone: 540-347-4777
Website: http://www.morningsidetrainingfarm.com/Calendar/2011Calendar.aspx
March 26th and 27th
Sue Lyman Hunter-Jumper Ridability Clinic with Laura Rowley, Animal Communicator.
“Riding with the Right side of Your Brain”
An accomplished competitive rider, Sue Lyman’s particular talents include recognizing potential in young prospects, breaking and starting young hunters and jumpers, diagnosing and developing untrained or difficult horses so that they become easy for others to ride. She has started many very successful show hunters including Roxdene, Irregardless, El Roy, Movado, The Lion’s Share and the legendary Simbalu. Sue is a USHJA certified trainer , serves on the USHJA Professionals Committee and is currently pursuing her USEF judge’s license.
Laura Rowley combines her decades of experience as a horseman with her psychic insight to help riders achieve new levels of understanding with their mounts. She brings with her years of competing in eventing and jumpers, management of a sales and show facility, teaching, as well as owning and running a TB breeding program. She works with 1000’s of clients a year from her Ocala home, focusing on performance improvement on a physical, emotional and spiritual level. Her work is in demand with Olympic trainers, veterinarians, athletes, and animal lovers from around the world. She’ll help you clarify and demystify the questions you most want answered about your horse’s health and happiness.
Join these two dynamic teachers as they heighten your awareness and performance! This clinic will not only hone your skills with proper riding instruction, it will also open the door to that deeper side of yourself and your horse. Achieve better communication with your mount that will lead to fun and successful rides.
Clinic Focus: Ridability exercises that help your horse with straightness, elasticity and adjustability in stride, producing a more correct and accurate jump. There will be an evaluation of your horse’s preferences: equipment comfort, physical well being, warm-up needs, and riding style. The second day participants will put these skills to use on a course of jumps. You will get to hear how your horse feels about your rides.
**NOTE: Participants have the option to participate with Sue, or with Sue and Laura in tandem. Laura offers a 30 min talk on the values of animal communication to riders at 9:30-all are welcome. Fees below reflect level of participation options:
Schedule:
Saturday March 26th: outdoor ring, 2’- 2’6” Group- 10 AM to 12 NOON: 3’ Group- 12:30 to 2:30 PM:
3’3” + Group- 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM.
Sunday March 27th: outdoor ring, 2’6” to 3’ Group- 9 AM to 11 AM: 3’ to 3’3” Group- 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM: 3’6” + Group- 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM.
Fees:
Two day participation only - no single day riding participation. You may participate single days with Laura.
$300 per horse (each horse allowed one groom.)
Additional $50 per horse for each day working with Laura during your mounted session with Sue.
Auditors: $25 per person per day or $40 for both days.
Active Pony Club, 4-H members, and MTF tenants: $260 per horse (each horse allowed one groom.)
Auditors Pony club, 4-H, and MTF tenants: $15 per day.
Registration deadline March 11th. Late fees: $340 per horse, Auditors: $30 per person per day. Late fee for working with Laura $60: per day per horse.
Box lunch available from Panera Bread for $12. Must pre-order on clinic registration form.
Directions
2.5 mi south of Great Meadow off of Rt. 17. 10mins north of Warrenton off of Rt 17. Look for the windmill on the hill.
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