LD Horses
7 Springs Farm Clinics:
We are proud to host clinics throughout the year with some of the finest
horsemen in the business. A variety of classes are offered for all levels of riders
and horses. We hope that you will join us at these clinics in our pursuit of
excellent horsemanship.
Stabling is available for your horse, and motel accommodations are nearby.
We are proud to host clinics throughout the year with some of the finest
horsemen in the business. A variety of classes are offered for all levels of riders
and horses. We hope that you will join us at these clinics in our pursuit of
excellent horsemanship.
Stabling is available for your horse, and motel accommodations are nearby.
2010 Clinic Schedule
Equine Masters Championship-March 27 & 28.
Cost to participate: $50. Auditor fee: $25 per day.
The competition will be comprised of elements of hippology, horsemanship,
versatility and talent which will span across disciplines and among breeds. It will
consist of a versatility obstacle course, horsemanhsip/showmanship challenges, oral
and written questions, impromptu execution of specified maneuvers, and freestyle
competition for the finalists. First prize wins $1000 cash and many other prizes!
Guaranteed prizes just for competing. There will also be a demo from 9-11 am on
Saturday March 27th by Dr. Suzanne Myers.
For more info: www.nextlevelhorsemanship.com
Greg Eliel- May 7, 8, 9, 10.
Greg is from Ellensburg, Washington, where he raises and trains Warmblood/Tb
crosses. Greg's concept with owners and horses is to Keep it Safe. He is an
excellent communicator and easily bridges the gap between the "English" and
"Western" disciplines.
Click here for more information on Greg.
Joe Wolter- June 17, 18, 19, 20.
Heavily influenced by Bill Dorrance and Ray Hunt, Joe gets results with a minimum
of stress to the horse. He has a non-structured, personal approach to his clinics.
Click here for more information on Joe.
Buster McLaury- July 16, 17, 18, 19.
A native Texan, Buster has cowboyed and started colts for ranches such as the
6666's, the JA, the Johnson and the Triangle Ranch. Influenced by Ray Hunt,
Buster believes that "true horsemanship has become more of a journey to be
enjoyed than a goal to be reached."
Click here for more information on Buster.
Bryan Neubert- Sept. 9, 10, 11, 12.
From Alturas, California, Bryan is influenced by Tom and Bill Dorrance, and Ray
Hunt. Bryan's clinics are packed with information on how to be both safe and
thorough in exposing horses to new situations. Bryan is humble, approachable, and
generous with his time.
Click here for more information on Bryan.
Equine Masters Championship-March 27 & 28.
Cost to participate: $50. Auditor fee: $25 per day.
The competition will be comprised of elements of hippology, horsemanship,
versatility and talent which will span across disciplines and among breeds. It will
consist of a versatility obstacle course, horsemanhsip/showmanship challenges, oral
and written questions, impromptu execution of specified maneuvers, and freestyle
competition for the finalists. First prize wins $1000 cash and many other prizes!
Guaranteed prizes just for competing. There will also be a demo from 9-11 am on
Saturday March 27th by Dr. Suzanne Myers.
For more info: www.nextlevelhorsemanship.com
Greg Eliel- May 7, 8, 9, 10.
Greg is from Ellensburg, Washington, where he raises and trains Warmblood/Tb
crosses. Greg's concept with owners and horses is to Keep it Safe. He is an
excellent communicator and easily bridges the gap between the "English" and
"Western" disciplines.
Click here for more information on Greg.
Joe Wolter- June 17, 18, 19, 20.
Heavily influenced by Bill Dorrance and Ray Hunt, Joe gets results with a minimum
of stress to the horse. He has a non-structured, personal approach to his clinics.
Click here for more information on Joe.
Buster McLaury- July 16, 17, 18, 19.
A native Texan, Buster has cowboyed and started colts for ranches such as the
6666's, the JA, the Johnson and the Triangle Ranch. Influenced by Ray Hunt,
Buster believes that "true horsemanship has become more of a journey to be
enjoyed than a goal to be reached."
Click here for more information on Buster.
Bryan Neubert- Sept. 9, 10, 11, 12.
From Alturas, California, Bryan is influenced by Tom and Bill Dorrance, and Ray
Hunt. Bryan's clinics are packed with information on how to be both safe and
thorough in exposing horses to new situations. Bryan is humble, approachable, and
generous with his time.
Click here for more information on Bryan.
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All clinics require a $100 deposit to reserve a space in a class. Make checks payable to:
SSF Acquisitions, 14 Perryville Rd., Pittstown, NJ 08867
Auditor fee at all clinics is $25 per day. No pre-registration needed.
There will be a $50 cattle charge for all Cow Working Classes.
For more information on our clinics, please contact Dick McCoy (908) 238-9587
Nearby hotels:
Hampton Inn (908) 713-4800
(mention Seven Springs Farm for a discounted price)
Holiday Inn Select (908) 735-5111
SSF Acquisitions, 14 Perryville Rd., Pittstown, NJ 08867
Auditor fee at all clinics is $25 per day. No pre-registration needed.
There will be a $50 cattle charge for all Cow Working Classes.
For more information on our clinics, please contact Dick McCoy (908) 238-9587
Nearby hotels:
Hampton Inn (908) 713-4800
(mention Seven Springs Farm for a discounted price)
Holiday Inn Select (908) 735-5111
