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Extreme Trail Challenge |
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Dates: October 9 & 10th, 2010 |
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Entry Fee: $110 per
horse & rider includes 2-day clinic,
stall, bar-b-que meal, and camping
Pre-registration and deposit required
(to Keystone Stables) and must be in by
Oct 2, 2010 |
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Presented by
Natural Horsemanship Clinicians |
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Ferd Roth and Terry Fenwick |
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Includes:
• Free trailer camping at facility the
night prior to the training camp & the
weekend
• Free bar-b-que Saturday night supper
with campfire. Bring a dish to share
• Free stalls
• Clinic hours from 9am – 4pm each day
(stable call at 8am)
• Maximum 20 riders with horses
• Two great trainers to guide you
through every step
• An opportunity to learn in a large
safe arena and then practice on an
extreme trail
• Certificate of completion
This clinic will give you “hands on”
instruction |
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This clinic will give
you “hands on” instruction on how to get
your horse to accept trail obstacles and
not run from them or refuse to go over,
through, or under them. Training starts
with ground work the first morning and
then in the saddle the rest of the time
and will include 2-3 hour extreme trail
ride. Instruction by Ferd Roth of
Kingstown Valley Ranch (former OIC of
the La Crosse Mounted Police (now
retired)) and Terry Fenwick, trainer of
Keystone Stables in Merrill, WI. Both
trainers excel in “down-under”
techniques of Clinton Anderson. Coming
from a distance? Contact Keystone
Stables and they will help coordinate
trailer-pooling for those interested.
Registration form (on-line at
www.keystonestables.webs.com) and ½
entrance fee required to hold your spot. |
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Visit
www.keystonestables.webs.com to fill out an
on-line registration form or call
715-536-6132 for more information. All
registration for this clinic will be handled by
Keystone.
To see Ferd’s bio, click
here |
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WHITE SERIES (TBA) |
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GOLD SERIES (TBA) |
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RED SERIES (TBA) |
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BLACK SERIES (TBA) |
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WHITE SERIES |
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CLINIC 1: - To Be
Announced |
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Starting Point |
All
Ground Work |
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GOAL: Give the
trainer “hands on” instruction on how to
gaining respect from their mount. |
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Training Material to be
Covered: 3 ways to back your
mount, whoa, how to lead properly, five
body parts, disengaging the "power
plant", stage 1 and stage 2, lateral
flexion, basic sensory techniques, and
introduction to Lunging for Respect
Stage 1 |
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CLINIC 2:
- To Be Announced |
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Exercise for Respect
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All Ground Work
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GOAL: Gain more
respect and supple your mount at the
same time, through exercise. This clinic
will help the trainer in basic
respect/training techniques. |
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Training Material to be
Covered:
Review of clinic 1,
leading on the opposite side, learning
"personal space", sensory items, lateral
flexion techniques, 3 more ways to back,
desensitizing/approach & retreat,
Lunging for Respect Stage 1 intensified.
Introduction to Lunging for Respect
Stage 2. |
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CLINIC 3:
- To Be Announced |
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Building a Better Foundation
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All Ground Work |
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GOAL: The trainer
and the mount can start to build on
their knowledge of basic natural
horsemanship. Respect techniques need to
be solid. |
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Training material to be Covered: Review of clinics 1 & 2. Keep the horses
feet moving, (backing at different gates) and
Lunging for Respect Stage 2 intensified,
Stationary “sending exercise.” |
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CLINIC 4:
- To Be Announced |
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Respect Builds Trust |
Ground
Work & Under Saddle |
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GOAL: Respect means
effort from both the trainer and the
mount. The mount will not trust
you if they do not respect you.
Intensify your efforts. |
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Training material to be Covered:
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| Ground Work:
Review of Clinics 1, 2 & 3.
Start to refine
some of the basic respect techniques.
Sending exercise (Learning the "C"
pattern), Respect via touching, proper
use of spurs. |
| Under Saddle:
What is “direct reining,”
emergency one rein stop, how to prevent
head shyness, proper biting, give at the
pole, bridling, fitting the saddle,
proper saddling, how to “saddle up”,
proper cinching front and rear; get the
mount used to the slapping of the saddle
fenders, lunging for respect stage 2
with saddle on, “proper mounting,”
posture check, hand placement, proper
placement of spurs when disengaging the
hind quarters and lots of Lateral
Flexion
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GOLD
SERIES |
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CLINIC 5: - To Be Announced |
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Safety Under Saddle
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Ground
Work and Under Saddle |
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GOAL:
Learning to ride your mount safely. |
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Training material to be Covered:
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| Ground Work:
Review and refine some of the
ground techniques from first 4 clinics.
Teaching side pass from the ground.
Review lunging for respect stages 1 & 2
with saddle on mount. Sending exercises,
(stationary & “c” pattern) with bit in
and saddle on. |
| Under Saddle:
Review emergency one rein stop,
lateral flexion, passenger rides at walk
& trot, posting a trot, how to stop your
mount, suppleing with spurs, and backing
the mount. |
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CLINIC 6: - To Be Announced |
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More Exercises to Gain Control
of Horses Feet |
Ground
Work and Under Saddle |
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GOAL:
Through different exercises, learn to
get your horse “light” in there feet and
more supple in the body. Control the
feet, and you control the horse. |
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Training Material to be
Covered: |
| Ground Work:
Review & refine ground work techniques.
Line driving from pole to pole. |
| Under Saddle:
Review techniques thus far; turning on
the fore hand, disengage hind quarters
with spurs, learn to side pass. Breaking
at the pole breaking at the withers.
More backing exercises. |
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CLINIC 7: - To Be Announced |
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Asking More from Your Mount |
Ground
Work and Under Saddle |
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GOAL: Turn
up the Heat by having your mount start
to respond with a “yes sir, yes ma’am”
attitude. |
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Training Material to be
Covered: |
| Ground Work:
Review all techniques from prior white &
gold series clinics. This will be done
in a crisp, precise format. The trainer
and mount will be expected to respond to
ground work techniques with a very
decisive response. Leading roll backs |
| Under Saddle:
Review, lateral flexion and vertical
flexion, start “collecting” your mount,
increase the mounts stride from the
saddle, posting, trotting, side passing
on/off the fence, roll backs, and cues
for cantering. |
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CLINIC 8: - To Be Announced |
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Expanding & Refining Natural
Horsemanship Techniques |
Ground
Work and Under Saddle |
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GOAL: At
this stage the trainer and mount should
be working as a fairly well balanced
unit. Keep the horses feet light.
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Training Material to be
Covered: |
| Ground Work:
Review prior ground work from all
clinics, Circle Driving stages 1 & 2 |
| Under Saddle:
Striving to perfect the one rein stop,
the suppleing exercise, extensive “rail”
work (pushing on and off rail by control
of 5 body parts), diagonal exercise at
the trot, pole to pole at the trot, roll
backs. |
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RED SERIES |
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CLINIC 9:
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Making the mount softer & more
supple |
Ground Work & Under Saddle
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GOAL: Learning More About
Keeping the Feet Light and the mount supple. |
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Training Material to be
Covered: |
| Ground Work:
Back the mount at angles, changing the
eyes exercise, turn and go exercise. |
| Under Saddle:
Review of all thus far; aggressive roll
backs, backing in circles and clover
leaf exercise. |
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CLINIC 10:
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Objects that scare horses |
Ground Work & Under Saddle
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GOAL: The trainer
must be in complete control of the
horse’s feet. Keep the feet light, under
control, and you can make the horse use
there “thinking side” of their brain.
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Training Material to be
Covered: |
| Ground Work:
Teaching the mount to go over, around
and through different objects. Lunging
for respect Stage 3. Working the mount
at greater distances while on the 14’
lunge rope.
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| Under Saddle:
Trainer and Mount will ride over, under,
and through obstacles. Learn at the
trail exercise. |
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CLINIC 11:
- To Be Announced |
| The
Bonding Process |
Ground Work & Under Saddle
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GOAL: As the
exercises become more advanced, the
horse will need to continue building
respect and trust in the trainer.
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Training Material to be
Covered: |
| Ground Work:
: Respect my space exercise (both
sides), backing serpentine exercise,
start practicing as if you were “off
line”.
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| Under Saddle:
2 Tracking Exercise Stage 1 & 2 at walk,
trot. Lead departures for the canter.
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BLACK SERIES |
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CLINIC 12:
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Staying in Control |
Ground Work & Under Saddle
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GOAL: Expose the
rider and mount to advanced techniques
that can be achieved when they perform
as one. The rider needs to fully
understand complete control of the five
body parts. The mount needs to fully
respect and trust the rider. |
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Training Material to be
Covered: |
| Ground Work:
:Use of the long line (23 ft) at the
circle, change of direction, and circle
driving at different speeds |
| Under Saddle:
Side tracking in straight line. Neck
Reining via the “hub” exercise. |
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CLINIC 13:
- To Be Announced |
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Refining What We Know |
Ground Work & Under Saddle
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GOAL: The entire
black series is dedicated to
understanding Natural Horsemanship as
seen through the eyes of the trainer and
the mount. |
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Training Material to be
Covered: |
| Ground Work:
:Line Driving, Out & Back, and the “C”
pattern on the Long Line. |
| Under Saddle:
Shoulder In, Shoulder Out exercise, &
Counter Bending in a circle. Yield hind
quarters, bring front shoulder through
(The Spin) Post to Post exercise
bringing the front shoulder through. |
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CLINIC 14:
- To Be Announced |
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| NOTE:
Six participants is the minimum for a
clinic. If clinic is canceled, you
will receive a full refund. If YOU
cancel, your deposit can be applied
toward another clinic. Cost is for
participant and horse.
Observer's price
is $10.00 per day per person. |
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