Calendar of CA Show Events

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The 2019 schooling show, hosted by the CWU Equestrian Team, will be at the Washington State Horse Park! The show will take place May 25th and 26th, Saturday is Western, Sunday is English.

The show is open to everyone! Multiple age divisions, prizes, and classes for all. Come out enjoy this weekend of fun with your horse and friends.

There will be a tack sale will be both days as well, and tables are available for rent. It’s a great chance to clean out your barns and sell some of your tack.

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We strive to run a low stress and friendly practice environment with fresh and active cattle.

We need 30 riders in order to cover the cost with the 40 cattle. 40 cattle will give excellent practice for this 6 hour event. Less riders and we need to scale back to 30 cattle. Please register to let us know you are for sure coming so we can count on your entry for this event.

Gates open at 10 for warm up and check in, practice starts at 11. 1pm $5 Jackpot

Practice: $50 per rider
All riders are put on run order list. When your name is called from the list, pick your partner for your run. If you don’t have a partner we have plenty of riders to ride with you! Each practice run is :60 regardless of a dirty cow.

Jackpot: $5 — winning team takes all
Participation optional with partners drawn for each team. Jackpot starts 1pm, practice continues after the jackpot run.

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ThreeMtnsRanch is Proud to Present

GD ROBINSON or SAMANTHA JEPSON

Two fun full days of hands on learning

LIMITED SPACE REGISTER TODAY
These 2 filled up fast last year

Choose your package and learn with some of the best.

Each one will cover Horsemanship from all angles for any age rider or discipline.

Do you have a young horse who needs the first ride or a older horse who has bad habits?
Do you want to learn what the pro’s know on that wonderful free hand stop?
Have you a need to teach your horse to get up with a rider?
No matter your question, age, discipline they are here to help you. Come join them in June 2019

GD Robinson

covering: Ride the stop, bits why and what to use, softness through leg, supple the correct way, feel, time with release, naughty horse, and so much more.

$200.00 with $100.00 deposit
2 days Saturday and Sunday
Morning or Afternoon

REGISTRATION

Deposit: Register
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Full pmt: Register
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Samantha Jepson

covering: colt starting, fresh horse, in the start, problem solving, putting the first ride on, and so much more.

$200.00 with $100.00 deposit
2 days Saturday and Sunday
Morning or Afternoon

REGISTRATION

Deposit: registration
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Full pmt: Registration
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your colt started? $150.00 extra
for 2 days

REGISTRATION:
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Contact us early to set up that special time for additional costs while they are here.

Want the first ride put on by GD/Sam?
Want to be the first one to put the ride on your young horse?
Private lesson with GD/Sam?

What you can expect is hands on by the trainers working with your horse through the issues at hand. Both trainers will work directly with you within your group, you will not leave without having time with your trainer.

Lunch is additional cost of $5.00 per person

Audit one (1) trainer per day at $35.00 each day
Audit two (2) trainers per day at $50.00 each day

Keep your horse overnight/ stay over night? contact us

Register by:

calling: 509-370-8231
have debit or check ready for deposit

send pmt in:
Three Mtns Ranch
27405 S Cheney Spangle Rd
Cheney, Wa 99004
with name of trainer you have chose

use paypal above links

Hosted at :
Three Mtns Ranch
27405 S Cheney Spangle Rd
Cheney, Wa 99004

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We strive to run a low stress and friendly practice environment with fresh and active cattle.

We need 30 riders in order to cover the cost with the 40 cattle. 40 cattle will give excellent practice for this 6 hour event. Less riders and we need to scale back to 30 cattle. Please register to let us know you are for sure coming so we can count on your entry for this event.

Gates open at 10 for warm up and check in, practice starts at 11. 1pm $5 Jackpot

Practice: $50 per rider
All riders are put on run order list. When your name is called from the list, pick your partner for your run. If you don’t have a partner we have plenty of riders to ride with you! Each practice run is :60 regardless of a dirty cow.

Jackpot: $5 — winning team takes all
Participation optional with partners drawn for each team. Jackpot starts 1pm, practice continues after the jackpot run.

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Buck Brannaman, World Class Horseman and Clinician

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What is a Full Immersion Clinic?
There have been requests for “camp weeks” from individuals who would like to experience more than a one-hour lesson working with their horse. In response, I developed the “Full Immersion Clinic” as an opportunity to address a variety of topics with riders mounted and working from the ground, to offer a more in depth immersion experience. These Friday through Sunday clinics focus on Assessment, Ground Work & Riding.

Who may participate?
From novice to advanced riders, I encourage participants of all ages, disciplines and experience levels. Horses may range from un-started colts to experienced competitive horses, and everything in between. This is not a “discipline specific” clinic. Maximum of eight participants.

Can I bring more than one horse?
Yes. One horse is included in the participant fee, if you would like to bring an extra horse to “split” sessions with, there is a $10/day fee.

Can I participate if I don’t have my own horse?
At this time I have two lesson horses available that are offered on a first come basis (depending on the order registration is received.)

Why no clinic “format”?
This is an opportunity to learn more about you, your horse and perhaps find some seemingly insignificant or unintentional “holes” in the foundation of your relationship. These may be influencing the quality of the partnership with your horse and are affecting your end goals. This is a safe, supportive opportunity where you are encouraged to take the time to really slow down and think about how, what and why you’re communicating with your horse. By watching other participants, we often begin to see similarities in our own horsemanship.

It can be a great way to offer perspective and offer participants both short and long term realistic direction for them and their horse. Beyond this basic outline the structure and focus of the clinic will depend on the participants and their interests. Whether you are a trail rider, jumper, pleasure rider or endurance rider and everyone else, there is much to be discovered!

How long is a session?
A clinic day begins at 8 a.m., with about an hour lunch break midday, and ends around 5 p.m. I do not work by the clock but individual time is roughly 45 min to 1 1/2hrs several times in a day and group ride time longer. There is a lot of group discussion in between rides further discussing things that arose in each person’s session.

Is the instruction individual or group?
Both. Initially everyone gets one on one time, and then depending on the student and their horse’s needs, they will continue to have individual time and/or group instruction.

What tack do I need?
The only requirement is that all riders must wear an ASTM approved riding helmet. There are helmets available to borrow for the clinic for a $10 fee. Otherwise, tack is often assessed, adjusted for proper fit, etc. throughout the clinic.

How do I register?
If you would like to participate, as of January 1, I will be accepting a nonrefundable 40% deposit to guarantee participant slots. Visit the Registration page for participant paperwork and payment options.

What does the clinic cost?

The cost to participate in the three day clinic is $600.

May I audit?
Auditors may pay a daily or a discounted three-day fee. You are encouraged to participate in all relevant group discussions. The auditor fee is $35/day.

What is included in the price?
Daily un-mounted theory discussions, tack/equipment fitting & usage, individual and group instruction and pasture board (grass hay) for your horse. There are four 12×12 uncovered stalls available on a first come, first serve basis- and must reserved at the time of your registration submission. (You are responsible for cleaning your own stall.)

Click Event Website Link above for more details!

Click to view our Facebook Event page.

What is a Full Immersion Clinic?
There have been requests for “camp weeks” from individuals who would like to experience more than a one-hour lesson working with their horse. In response, I developed the “Full Immersion Clinic” as an opportunity to address a variety of topics with riders mounted and working from the ground, to offer a more in depth immersion experience. These Friday through Sunday clinics focus on Assessment, Ground Work & Riding.

Who may participate?
From novice to advanced riders, I encourage participants of all ages, disciplines and experience levels. Horses may range from un-started colts to experienced competitive horses, and everything in between. This is not a “discipline specific” clinic. Maximum of eight participants.

Can I bring more than one horse?
Yes. One horse is included in the participant fee, if you would like to bring an extra horse to “split” sessions with, there is a $10/day fee.

Can I participate if I don’t have my own horse?
At this time I have two lesson horses available that are offered on a first come basis (depending on the order registration is received.)

Why no clinic “format”?
This is an opportunity to learn more about you, your horse and perhaps find some seemingly insignificant or unintentional “holes” in the foundation of your relationship. These may be influencing the quality of the partnership with your horse and are affecting your end goals. This is a safe, supportive opportunity where you are encouraged to take the time to really slow down and think about how, what and why you’re communicating with your horse. By watching other participants, we often begin to see similarities in our own horsemanship.

It can be a great way to offer perspective and offer participants both short and long term realistic direction for them and their horse. Beyond this basic outline the structure and focus of the clinic will depend on the participants and their interests. Whether you are a trail rider, jumper, pleasure rider or endurance rider and everyone else, there is much to be discovered!

How long is a session?
A clinic day begins at 8 a.m., with about an hour lunch break midday, and ends around 5 p.m. I do not work by the clock but individual time is roughly 45 min to 1 1/2hrs several times in a day and group ride time longer. There is a lot of group discussion in between rides further discussing things that arose in each person’s session.

Is the instruction individual or group?
Both. Initially everyone gets one on one time, and then depending on the student and their horse’s needs, they will continue to have individual time and/or group instruction.

What tack do I need?
The only requirement is that all riders must wear an ASTM approved riding helmet. There are helmets available to borrow for the clinic for a $10 fee. Otherwise, tack is often assessed, adjusted for proper fit, etc. throughout the clinic.

How do I register?
If you would like to participate, as of January 1, I will be accepting a nonrefundable 40% deposit to guarantee participant slots. Visit the Registration page for participant paperwork and payment options.

What does the clinic cost?

The cost to participate in the three day clinic is $600.

May I audit?
Auditors may pay a daily or a discounted three-day fee. You are encouraged to participate in all relevant group discussions. The auditor fee is $35/day.

What is included in the price?
Daily un-mounted theory discussions, tack/equipment fitting & usage, individual and group instruction and pasture board (grass hay) for your horse. There are four 12×12 uncovered stalls available on a first come, first serve basis- and must reserved at the time of your registration submission. (You are responsible for cleaning your own stall.)