Clinics - Open to all exhibitors
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Jumping Clinic with Nicole Fowler Exhibitors must wear suitable, safe footwear, and proper helmets or appropriate head ware for the classes or discipline in which they are riding for all ridden or discipline classes. All classes require safe tack and equipment. Except where noted, entries will not be judged on grooming, tack or clothing, however, appropriate turnout, gear, and clothing are encouraged. No breed score given. JUMPING CLINIC – DESCRIPTION Nicole Fowler will work with clinic entries in a small group lesson format. Entries will be grouped based on experience level of horse and rider. Lessons would be one to one and a half hours. Clinician will work with clinic participants on skill improvement and will work with participants to understand what they want to take away from the clinic. Entries will be limited to ensure a reasonable class size, so please – register early! Entries close April 1st. 
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Dressage and Western Dressage Clinics with Sue Bartholomaus
Exhibitors must wear suitable, safe footwear, and proper helmets or appropriate head ware for the classes or discipline in which they are riding for all ridden or discipline classes. All classes require safe tack and equipment. Except where noted, entries will not be judged on grooming, tack or clothing, however, appropriate turnout, gear, and clothing are encouraged. No breed score given. DRESSAGE CLINIC – DESCRIPTION Sue Bartholomaus will work with clinic entries in a semi-private or small group lesson format. Final lesson format will depend on number of entries and experience level of entries. Entries will be grouped based on experience level. Semi-private lessons would be 45 – 50 minute lessons and small group lessons would be one to one and a half hours. Clinician will work with clinic participants on skill improvement and will work with participants to understand what they want to take away from the clinic. Entries will be limited to ensure a reasonable class size, so please – register early! Entries close April 1st. WESTERN DRESSAGE CLINIC- DESCRIPTION Sue Bartholomaus will work with clinic entries in a semi-private or small group lesson format. Final lesson format will depend on number of entries and experience level of entries. Entries will be grouped based on experience level. Semi-private lessons would be 45 – 50 minute lessons and small group lessons would be one to one and a half hours. Clinician will work with clinic participants on skill improvement and will work with participants to understand what they want to take away from the clinic. Skills practiced will be to prepare for WDAA Western Dressage Tests. Entries will be limited to ensure a reasonable class size, so please – register early! Entries close April 1st.
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Obstacles Clinic with Dr. Molly Nicodemus
Exhibitors must wear suitable, safe footwear, and proper helmets or appropriate head ware for the classes or discipline in which they are riding for all ridden or discipline classes. All classes require safe tack and equipment. Except where noted, entries will not be judged on grooming, tack or clothing, however, appropriate turnout, gear, and clothing are encouraged. No breed score given. OBSTACLES CLINIC – IN HAND DESCRIPTION Dr. Molly Nicodemus will work with clinic entries on completing basic obstacles in the arena. Horses and handlers will work on patterns over and around poles, through gates, and maybe even over a bridge. Obstacles will be basic and the focus of the clinic will be to build the confidence and experience of both you and your horse. The clinic format will be a one to one and a half hour group lesson. Entries will be limited to ensure a reasonable class size, so please – register early! Entries close April 1st. OBSTACLES CLINIC- RIDDEN DESCRIPTION Dr. Molly Nicodemus will work with clinic entries on completing basic obstacles in the arena under saddle. Horses and riders will work on patterns over and around poles, through gates, and maybe even over a bridge. Obstacles will be basic and the focus of the clinic will be to build the trust and confidence between you and your horse as you work together through the obstacles. The clinic format will be a one to one and a half hour group lesson. Entries will be limited to ensure a reasonable class size, so please – register early! Entries close April 1st.
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In-Hand Presentation Clinic with Dr. Molly Nicodemus
Exhibitors must wear suitable, safe footwear, and proper helmets or appropriate head ware for the classes or discipline in which they are riding for all ridden or discipline classes. All classes require safe tack and equipment. Except where noted, entries will not be judged on grooming, tack or clothing, however, appropriate turnout, gear, and clothing are encouraged. No breed score given. IN-HAND PRESENTATION CLINIC – DESCRIPTION Dr. Molly Nicodemus will work with clinic entries on basic in-hand presentation for shows and competitions. She will work with participants on basic handling and presentation skills and share her experience on what judges are looking for when you and your horse step into the show ring. All ages of horse and handler are welcome as long as the horse is under control. The clinic format will be a one to one and a half hour group lesson. Entries will be limited to ensure a reasonable class size, so please – register early! Entries close April 1st.
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