
Julie currently has these Courses Scheduled (click for details):
Lesson Series and Play Days
Prices
Julie's charges $35.00/hr
Travel - $17.50/hr
2 Day Clinics - $195.00 Max 6 attendants includes Sat & Sun lunch - working meals with educational DVD’s and hand outs. ($100 non-refundable deposit to reserve a place in the clinics.
Play Days - $95.00
Stalls - $15/night includes hay bedding, feeding morning and evening. We sterilize all buckets after each clinic. But you may bring your own if you wish.
Audit a Course - $15.00 per person bring your own chair. If you want to join us for lunch the cost is $10.00 dollars per person

Julie would like everyone who attends her horsemanship classes to take away new conficence and skills. She seeks to guide participants and their horses to:
- Finding value in ground work for both starting and maintaining confidence in yourself and your horse.
- Understanding the horse’s point of view, behavior, and the inherent psychology behind it.
- Identifying subtle reactive behavior and thresholds and what to do when you encounter either.
- Overcoming fear while keeping your energy confident and positive.
- Achieving timing, refining your body position, with the emphasis on SAFETY, balance, better use of your tools, and “feel”.
- Rewarding the slightest try and or change.
- Learning leads and simple lead changes.
- Learning to move the front end, the hindquarters, side pass and backing up softly.
- Learning Approach and Retreat.
- Learning rhythmic pressure versus steady pressure and when to use them alone and together.
- Learning the difference between making and allowing a horse to do something.
- Learning the beauty and function of lateral and vertical flexion and how these two lead to ultimate collection and control.
- Associating the gains with your horse using non-demand time.
- Realizing that horses are forward motion driven, into pressure, and pattern animals and how to be successful working with those variables.
- Gaining a more independent seat.
- Learning rein management.
- Learning to read your horse when you start, while you are playing, and how to close the session with success.
- Successfully participating in a trail ride using the playground and strategies for safety and confidence for both you and your horse.
- Learning both Round corral and non-round corral techniques.
- Reviewing Saddle fitting with bits and bitting.
- Exploring natural hoof care and nutrition.
- And more…
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