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Sat March 13, 2021: 2pm-4pm - Groundwork II- (Pre-requisite is Groundwork I)- Now that a foundation of respect and understanding exists in your horse, we will add more exercises for […]
Update 3-1-21: Clinic is currently full. Wait List has been started. -This clinic focuses on Working Equitation (WE) obstacles as well as flat work exercises to improve execution. -Four small […]
Update 3/4/21: This session is currently full. NOVAWE hopes to plan another one in the summer. Session is open to 1. All members of NOVAWE 2. Anyone else This Horseless […]
Clinic is currently full. Email Allison Reed to get on a waiting list: [email protected] Dressage w/ Patrick Tigchelaar Ease of Handling Course w/ Allison Reed Private 45 min. Dressage Lesson […]
Sat : April 3, 2021 2pm-4:30pm - Obstacles I – (Pre-requisite is Groundwork II) We transition work from the bridle in hand to under saddle. Then cover two Working Equitation […]
Save the Date -- more information to follow
Opening Day for NOVAWE Members: 2-24-21 Opening Day to public: 2-28-21 Entry Form: https://bit.ly/3tAWf7f Details: Clinic focuses on obstacles as well as flatwork exercises to improve execution. There will be […]
Saturday April 3: 2pm-4:30pm - Obstacles II: - (Pre-requisite is Obstacles I) We will choose three (different) Working Equitation obstacles to master. Theory of approach, proper bend and biomechanics, relaxation […]
Briar Creek Farm offers a private lesson clinic with Dominique Barbier. Only 3 riding slots available. Auditors are welcome at $50/day-must pre-register by messaging Suzanne Liscouski. Go to FB to […]
Save the date, for more info contact Barb Sullivan https://www.oakspringequestrianllc.com/
The March 2022 Rounding Posts has information about two nationally known WE clinicians coming to Virginia as well as an informative article about horse vaccines by Jessica M. Williamson, D.V.M.
The warm days are starting to outnumber the cold, and as we start riding again, we start planning our calendars. With those plans, comes the realization that it’s time to schedule spring shots and Coggins tests. We know we must do them, but why is this a tradition in the spring? Why is this a good idea? What are we vaccinating for? Are they really still needed?
