Joe Wolter
Clinic

September 21-23, 2012

Colt Starting, Horsemanship, Cow Working

Colt Starting      --Morning                      -$450
Horsemanship  --Mid-day                      -$400
Cow working  ----Late -day                    -$400
Deposit                                                    -$200
Audit Fee/day                                         -$ 30

$15/ day cattle charge for cow working

Growing up in Grass Valley, CA, Joe grew up loving horses, but his family didn't have a ranch, he discovered a Thoroughbred farm next door to the local grammar school.  He spent time there cleaning stalls and helping with the breeding.  After high school, he got a job on a ranch in Nevada, soon leaving there to work for Ray Hunt on another ranch.  He wanted to learn, watching Ray and seeing what he could get done, and how horses acted around him.  He knew that in other places, peoples answer for a horse problem was to get more people.  He spent as much time as possible with Ray and Bill Dorrance.  Joe's horsemanship clinics are designed to create a comfortable environment where people feel confident to try new things and expand their skill level with their horses.  Clinic sessions include colt starting, cow working and horsemanship.

Member Appreciation Ranch Clinic 2012

Saturday, June 9 - 10am

Bring your camping gear and stay overnight!  We'll have a cookout Saturday night and have a chance to share suggestions, stories and enjoy the camaraderie of friends old and new!

Learn  more about roping, reining, ranch horse pleasure and trail.  You'll also be able to take your horse in and around cattle.

Sunday, June 10 - 10am

Cattle work, plus more on ranch horse pleasure, roping and trail.

Jody Brainard
Clinic

July 21st-22nd, 2012

Reining Clinic

 2-day clinic                       -$250
Deposit                              -$150
Audit Fee/Day                   -$  30

Jody Brainard is a second generation horseman with more than 30 years experience in the reining horse industry.

He is a top 50 money earner with multiple major event champions and finalists, AQHA World Show Finalists and NRHA World Champions.

Registration begins on Friday night in the Cowboy Cafe.  Board & Camping is to be arranged w/Wendy at 920-493-1705.  Board is $20/day & camping w/electric $20 day.  Cattle charge is $30 for the weekend.

Reining classes are first come-first serve sign-up with a maximum of 10 riders in each.
We are planning the following schedule on Saturday:

Beginning 9am-10:30am
Intermediate 10:30am-Noon
Beginning 1pm-2:30pm
Advanced 2:30pm-4pm                          Click More Info below for skills & requirements.

Richard Winters

Advancing Horsemanship Clinic with Cows
 
Aug 31-Sep 2, 2012

This 3-day Advancing Horsemanship Clinic will walk you through Richard's "4 Part Harmony" exercises.  You will establish communication and suppleness of your horses's head and neck, shoulders, rib cage and hind quarters.  You'll gain a greater understanding of collection, lead changes, and refinement.

Limited enrollment, act fast to ensure a spot.

3 day clinic                                           -$550
Deposit                                                -$150
 Per/day cattle charge                         -$ 15
Audit Fee /day                                      -$ 30

Phillip Whiteman, Jr.

Pending for 2012

Demonstration of the Medicine Wheel Model to Natural Horsemanship

$50 Spectator Fee

Spectators Welcome!!!                                              Lunch Available from 11:30-1:30 at our own Cowboy Cafe.

Jack Brainard Clinic 2012

March 17-18
 Held at "The Horsemen's Outfit" Arena, Wisconsin

2 day clinic          - $350
Deposit                -$150
Audit Fee/Day     -$ 30

 

     Jack is a master of teaching both horse & rider the elements of the flying lead change.  The prerequisites for the fllying lead changes will be covered.  You will learn to gain control of all of the horse's individual parts.  Timing your requests to the horse's footfall, and cadence will be emphasized.  You will learn a new depth of the meaning of "straightness".  The overall goal will be for the rider to learn how to "ride a better horse".

     While each clinic is slightly different and tailored to those riders in attendances, you can expect the lconic format to follow that of Jack's book "If I Were To Train A Horse".  It would be helpful for each rider to have previously read Jack's book before attending the clinic.  You might want to bring a copy of Jack's book on the final day of the clinic for him to sign.

Lee Smith
Clinic

May 12, 13 & 14th  - 2012

Horsemanship

$150 deposit
$350/ 3 day clinic
$125/ day
$30/ day audit fee
Lee Smith is a gifted and eloquent teacher who tells her students, "Don't simply focus on doing what I do, learn what I see."  She conducts clinics around the country, where she shares what she sees as if speaking for the horse and thus providing her students with the opportunity to observe the exchange of communication between horse and human.  Her first teacher was Ray Hunt, who gave her the foundation for everything she does with horses today.  She emphasizes communication with your horse without fear or force, to establish a willing partnership rather than resistance.  The goal is a horse that is soft, gentle and responsive and moves smoothly and relaxed in every situation.  Learn the essential elements of good horsemanship.

Bryan Neubert Clinic

June 15th-17th, 2012

Colt Starting                                -$400
Horsemanship                            -$350
Ranch Roping                             -$350
Deposit                                        -$150
Audit Fee/Day                             -$  30

Held at "The Horsemen's Outfit" Arena, Wisconsin

Bryan was raised on his family's ranch near Salinas, California. In his teen years he became
friends with neighbor Bill Dorrance. He spent all the time he could with Bill, working with
horses and braiding rawhide.

After college he worked with Bill steadily, starting and riding colts on Bill's ranch. During this time Bryan met Bill's friend Ray Hunt and Bill's brother Tom Dorrance. He had many opportunities since those years to work for and with these gifted men. They have greatly influenced and helped him learn what he is able to accomplish with a horse and ultimately with parts of his life.

Bryan is eager to share what he has learned. He believes that he is constantly learning and considers himself to be a continual student of horsemanship.

Cattle Classes

$150 deposit
$350/ 3 day clinic
$125/ day
$30/ day audit fee

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