Over the years, Kim Stone has studied with Terry McClare, Robin Stang, Buck Brannaman, Doug Jordan, Jack Brainard, Dave Glacier, and Martin Black.
Since 2008, she has worked with the Blacks in Texas and at the Alvord Ranch in eastern Oregon. In 2009, Kim spent five months working with the Blacks at the Alvord Ranch, starting colts, working cattle, and doing a wide range of ranch work.
To read more of her travels and experience, check out Kim's guest columns, especially her Dreams are Worth Dreaming series.
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Stone has acquired a gamut of problem-solving techniques and a refined understanding of the horse-rider relationship.
This horsemanship clinic will help you answer these questions:
Can you recognize the smallest change in your horse?
Do you know how to get out of your horse’s way and let him do his job?
What Kim hopes to accomplish with clinic participants:
- To share and learn where we are with our horses.
- To show how we can help our horses.
- To work with what the horse has to offer you.
- To make riding a good experience for both horse and rider.
All participants should be comfortable at walk, trot and canter. Snaffle bits are encouraged.
Clinic starts at 10am, April 24, and will end at 4 pm with a break for lunch. Raindate, April 25.
Cost is $100 if registration is received before April 17. $110 after April 17. Limit six horse/rider pairs.
Auditors are welcome. ($10)
Horses must have a current negative Coggins and be vaccinated within the year for Rabies and influenza.
To download clinic flyer, click here.
To download registration form, click here.
To visit Triple J Farm site, click here.