Julie Goodnight Announces Airing of Shows Taped at White Stallion Ranch, Plans to Shoot at the Ranch Again in 2013, Now Tweeting During Live Broadcasts

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Contact: Heidi Melocco, Heidi@juliegoodnight.com

 

Facebook Photo Album: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150526800997181.372171.102611707180&type=3 (please email Heidi to request any of these images in high res)

Julie Goodnight Announces Airing of Shows Taped at White Stallion Ranch; Plans to Shoot at the Ranch Again in 2013; Now Tweeting During Live Broadcasts

 

May 22, 2012, TUCSON Arizona: In Horse Master with Julie Goodnight (JulieGoodnight.com) episodes airing now on cable and satellite’s RFD-TV, star trainer Goodnight works with a different horse and rider as filmed at Tucson’s White Stallion Ranch (WhiteStallion.com).  Goodnight and her crew arrived in Tucson last January to tape the 7 episodes now airing on the rural-based television network that reaches 13 million homes. The Tucson shows air now through August 19, 2012 each Monday at 12:30 and 10:30 PM EST and again Friday mornings at 6:30 EST and Saturdays at 10:30 PM PST.

 

The show topics include how to help your horse willingly cross any obstacle, a rundown of western dressage, learning to use your seat to cue your horse, slowing down a fast Friesian horse, learning to canter for the first time, understanding rein aids and precise turns, and more!

Week of May 20 HM511 “Step on It” On Horse Master: Teaching a defiant horse to walk over a tarp. (2012)

 

Tweet About It: 

Goodnight also announces that starting with the June 11 show, she’ll introduce live Twitter discussion during the 12:30 PM EST showing. Join in the Twitter discussions by searching for #HorseMaster and commenting with the new hash tag.

 

The White Stallion Shows:

Week of May 27 HM512  “Elements of Western Dressage” On Horse Master: Learn the basic components of Western Dressage. (2012)

 

Week of June 3 HM513 “Positioned for Success” On Horse Master: A new rider learns to use his seat to cue his horse. (2012)

Week of June 10 HM514 “More Go Than Slow” On Horse Master: A fast Friesian relaxes when her rider releases rein pressure. (2012)

Week of June 17 HM515 “Canter Right” On Horse Master: Teaching a trail horse to pick up the right lead. (2012)

Week of June 24 HM516  “First Canter” On Horse Master: Cantering for the first time on a new horse. (2012)

Week of July 1 HM517  “Rein it In” On Horse Master: Learning rein aids and how to turn and bend your horse. (2012)

Week of July 8 HM511RR“Step on It” On Horse Master: Teaching a defiant horse to walk over a tarp. (2012)

 

Week of July15 HM512 RR “Elements of Western Dressage” On Horse Master: Learn the basic components of Western Dressage. (2012)

 

Week of July 22 HM513 RR “Positioned for Success” On Horse Master: A new rider learns to use his seat to cue his horse. (2012)

Week of July 29 HM514 RR “More Go Than Slow” On Horse Master: A fast Friesian relaxes when her rider releases rein pressure. (2012)

Week of August 5 HM515 RR “Canter Right” On Horse Master: Teaching a trail horse to pick up the right lead. (2012)

Week of August 12 HM516 RR “First Canter” On Horse Master: Cantering for the first time on a new horse. (2012)

Week of August 19 HM517 RR “Rein it In” On Horse Master: Learning rein aids and how to turn and bend your horse. (2012)

Apply to be on the show:

Goodnight is pleased to announce that she and her crew will tape again at White Stallion Ranch in January 20-25, 2013. Applications are now being accepted at HorseMaster.tv for horses and riders who would like to be on the show.  The set is closed to all but selected cast and crew.

 

Getting ready for its sixth year on RFD-TV, the award winning Horse Master with Julie Goodnight show’s cast and crew is thrilled to return to this premiere guest ranch.

 

Goodnight will choose a variety of cast members—those working on advanced riding maneuvers, those with challenges during ground work lessons, and those who would like to overcome obstacles on the trail or in the show ring. English and Western riders are welcome to apply.

 

About White Stallion Ranch:

The True family’s White Stallion Ranch has over 3,000 acres of wide-open land and is based at the foot of the Tucson Mountains, adjacent to the Saguaro National Park. The Horse Master cast and crew will shoot at the main ranch and plans trail riding episodes to make the best use of the scenery. If you’re selected for the cast on this closed set, you’ll be treated to reduced rates to stay at the ranch.

 

Those wishing to stay and play after shoot week may participate in the ranch’s activities including guided trail rides and even time working cattle (it is a working Longhorn cattle ranch). You can also see where Western Movies such as Arizona with William Holden and How the West Was Won with James Arness were filmed.

 

If you and your horse are near Tucson and would love some down-to-earth help from Goodnight, this is your chance! Apply today.   Stay tuned to Horse Master for more shoot locations or search for “Horse Master with Julie Goodnight” on Facebook. Check out Goodnight’s full line of horse training DVDs as well as books, training tools and gifts at www.JulieGoodnight.com. 

 

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Julie Goodnight Announces Airing of Shows Taped at White Stallion Ranch, Plans to Shoot at the Ranch Again in 2013, Now Tweeting During Live Broadcasts

For Immediate Release

Contact: Heidi Melocco, Heidi@juliegoodnight.com

Facebook Photo Album: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150526800997181.372171.102611707180&type=3 (please email Heidi to request any of these images in high res)

Julie Goodnight Announces Airing of Shows Taped at White Stallion Ranch; Plans to Shoot at the Ranch Again in 2013; Now Tweeting During Live Broadcasts

 

May 22, 2012, TUCSON Arizona: In Horse Master with Julie Goodnight (JulieGoodnight.com) episodes airing now on cable and satellite’s RFD-TV, star trainer Goodnight works with a different horse and rider as filmed at Tucson’s White Stallion Ranch (WhiteStallion.com).  Goodnight and her crew arrived in Tucson last January to tape the 7 episodes now airing on the rural-based television network that reaches 13 million homes. The Tucson shows air now through August 19, 2012 each Monday at 12:30 and 10:30 PM EST and again Friday mornings at 6:30 EST and Saturdays at 10:30 PM PST.

 

The show topics include how to help your horse willingly cross any obstacle, a rundown of western dressage, learning to use your seat to cue your horse, slowing down a fast Friesian horse, learning to canter for the first time, understanding rein aids and precise turns, and more!

Week of May 20 HM511 “Step on It” On Horse Master: Teaching a defiant horse to walk over a tarp. (2012)

 

Tweet About It: 

Goodnight alsoannounces that starting with the June 11 show, she’ll introduce live Twitter discussion during the 12:30 PM EST showing. Join in the Twitter discussions by searching for #HorseMaster and commenting with the new hash tag.

 

The White Stallion Shows:

Week of May 27 HM512  “Elements of Western Dressage” On Horse Master: Learn the basic components of Western Dressage. (2012)

 

Week of June 3 HM513 “Positioned for Success” On Horse Master: A new rider learns to use his seat to cue his horse. (2012)

Week of June 10 HM514 “More Go Than Slow” On Horse Master: A fast Friesian relaxes when her rider releases rein pressure. (2012)

Week of June 17 HM515 “Canter Right” On Horse Master: Teaching a trail horse to pick up the right lead. (2012)

Week of June 24 HM516  “First Canter” On Horse Master: Cantering for the first time on a new horse. (2012)

Week of July 1 HM517  “Rein it In” On Horse Master: Learning rein aids and how to turn and bend your horse. (2012)

Week of July 8 HM511RR“Step on It” On Horse Master: Teaching a defiant horse to walk over a tarp. (2012)

 

Week of July15 HM512 RR “Elements of Western Dressage” On Horse Master: Learn the basic components of Western Dressage. (2012)

 

Week of July 22 HM513 RR “Positioned for Success” On Horse Master: A new rider learns to use his seat to cue his horse. (2012)

Week of July 29 HM514 RR “More Go Than Slow” On Horse Master: A fast Friesian relaxes when her rider releases rein pressure. (2012)

Week of August 5 HM515 RR “Canter Right” On Horse Master: Teaching a trail horse to pick up the right lead. (2012)

Week of August 12 HM516 RR “First Canter” On Horse Master: Cantering for the first time on a new horse. (2012)

Week of August 19 HM517 RR “Rein it In” On Horse Master: Learning rein aids and how to turn and bend your horse. (2012)

Apply to be on the show:

Goodnight is pleased to announce that she and her crew will tape again at White Stallion Ranch in January 20-25, 2013. Applications are now being accepted at HorseMaster.tv for horses and riders who would like to be on the show.  The set is closed to all but selected cast and crew.

 

Getting ready for its sixth year on RFD-TV, the award winning Horse Master with Julie Goodnight show’s cast and crew is thrilled to return to this premiere guest ranch.

 

Goodnight will choose a variety of cast members—those working on advanced riding maneuvers, those with challenges during ground work lessons, and those who would like to overcome obstacles on the trail or in the show ring. English and Western riders are welcome to apply.

 

About White Stallion Ranch:

The True family’s White Stallion Ranch has over 3,000 acres of wide-open land and is based at the foot of the Tucson Mountains, adjacent to the Saguaro National Park. The Horse Master cast and crew will shoot at the main ranch and plans trail riding episodes to make the best use of the scenery. If you’re selected for the cast on this closed set, you’ll be treated to reduced rates to stay at the ranch.

 

Those wishing to stay and play after shoot week may participate in the ranch’s activities including guided trail rides and even time working cattle (it is a working Longhorn cattle ranch). You can also see where Western Movies such as Arizona with William Holden and How the West Was Won with James Arness were filmed.

 

If you and your horse are near Tucson and would love some down-to-earth help from Goodnight, this is your chance! Apply today.   Stay tuned to Horse Master for more shoot locations or search for “Horse Master with Julie Goodnight” on Facebook. Check out Goodnight’s full line of horse training DVDs as well as books, training tools and gifts at www.JulieGoodnight.com.

 

 

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AHP Newsgroup: Circle Y Saddles, Inc. Named the Official Saddle of Ultimate Calf Roping

 

From: American Horse Publications <ahorsepubs@AOL.COM>
Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2012 11:19:59 -0400
To: AHP Newsgroup <AHP-LIST@mailman.bloodhorse.com>
Subject: AHP Newsgroup: Circle Y Saddles, Inc. Named the Official Saddle of Ultimate Calf Roping

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Contact:

Circle Y Saddles, Inc.

Amy Orsak, Marketing and Design Manager

361-293-3501 ext. 276

aorsak@circley.com

 

 

Circle Y Saddles, Inc. named the Official Saddle of Ultimate Calf Roping

 

YOAKUM, Texas (April 30, 2012): Circle Y Saddles, America’s Leading Saddle Brand, is the Official Saddle of Ultimate Calf Roping.

 

Starting in 2012, Circle Y will hand craft the trophy saddles and tack for Ultimate Calf Roping events, including the UCR Finals in August. Later this year, the association plans to introduce the Ultimate Calf Roping saddle line. Working with Scott Thomas, the Performance Product Line Manager of Circle Y, UC Roping will help design the Ultimate Calf Roping saddle engineered to fit today’s calf roping horse and competitor.  The saddle will be available for purchase through the Circle Y authorized dealer network nationwide. 

 

“I am so excited to have Circle Y Saddles and the Ultimate Calf Roping partner up to develop the Ultimate Calf Roping saddles. I roped calves professionally and know how important the saddle is to make sure your horse performs at its best. I am teaming up with Hogg Saddle Tree company and Precision Saddle Tree company to provide the trees for these saddles. Our goal is to develop an affordable, custom, hand-made calf saddle with the best possible tree and materials out there in the market. I look forward to showcasing these saddles at the Finals in 2012,” said Thomas.

 

“Circle Y is proud to have Scott Thomas on the team.  It comes as no surprise that he should be the one to develop the Ultimate Calf Roping Saddles. His knowledge should prove to be a valuable asset in this endeavor,” said Mark Jemelka, Chief Operating Officer of Circle Y Saddles, Inc. 

 

For more information on Ultimate Calf Roping, visit their website at www.ucroping.com.

 

Circle Y Saddles, Inc. is America’s Leading Saddle Brand. Circle Y’s innovative products reflect the current trends in design and are ahead of the industry in technology. Circle Y started saddle manufacturing in 1960 in the small Texas town of Yoakum. Still located there, Circle Y continues to produce high quality saddles and tack with the heritage and tradition the company was founded on. Circle Y saddles and tack are sold through a network of authorized dealers; visit www.circley.com to learn more.

 

 

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Door Prizes Galore at Julie Goodnight's Norco Horsemanship Clinic Tour

For Immediate Release 

Contact: Heidi Nyland Melocco

press@juliegoodnight.com 

303-903-1349  

 

Door Prizes Galore at Julie Goodnight's Norco Horsemanship Clinic Tour  

 

April 18, 2012: Clinician and TV Host Julie Goodnight announces that door prizes (from Myler Bits, Spalding Laboratories, Nutramax Laboratories, Circle Y Saddles,Troxel Helmets, Bucas Blankets) will be awarded at her Clinic Tour stop in Norco, California at the George Ingalls Equestrian Center May 4-5, 2012 (Friday and Saturday).

 

Get your spectator tickets NOW for only $25 per person, per day ($10 for youths at the door). Bonus: Half-price tickets with your membership to 4H, CHA, or PATHi (call to order your discount tickets and be prepared to share member info or show membership cards or statement on logo letterhead to get the discount at the gate). Call to register: 800-225-8827 or purchase tickets online now: http://JulieGoodnight.com/clinics 

 

Door prizes include:

 

From Myler Bits: 10 $25 gift certificates for bits. 10 Myler books/DVD sets.

http://juliegoodnight.com/myler

 

From Nutramax Laboratories: A gift basket with tons of horse goodies; 10 bottles of Cosequin horse treats; Calxequin samples for all (as supplies last).

http://www.nutramaxlabs.com/Vet/Horse.aspx

 

From Circle Y Saddles: leather luggage tags; Plus, Saturday is your chance to talk to the Circle Y saddle fitter/ area representative and try out a new saddle. You’ll get one-on-one attention to find the right saddle to fit you and your horse.

http://circley.com

 

From Spalding Laboratories: Containers of Bye Bye Odor concentrate; 12 containers of ready-to-use Bye Bye Odor; Shipments of 5,0000-quantity fly predators! Plus, sign up for Spalding Fly Predators at the event and you’ll receive a book from Dr. Robert Miller.

https://www.spalding-labs.com

 

From Bucas Blankets: Fly masks; a fly sheet, a Bucas cooler.

http://juliegoodnight.com/bucas

 

From Troxel Helmets: Western helmets.

http://www.troxelhelmets.com

  

At the Norco clinic, you'll have opportunities to meet Goodnight in person and to ask your horsemanship questions. Learn what will help you progress with your horse during the "Up-Close-And-Personal" events which focus on helping the riders in each clinic. Julie Goodnight conducts horsemanship clinics for all disciplines (English and Western) and all ability levels. Clinics are fun and active, with a focus on bridging natural horsemanship techniques with the principles of classical riding. Julie's teachings are focused on finding success and improvement for each and every horse and rider by developing a deeper understanding of the horse and riding skills that lead to a balanced and rhythmic rider and a light and responsive horse. Clinics are each two days, 9 am to 5 pm daily.

 

Find more free articles to read and refer to in Julie's Training Library: http://juliegoodnight.com/q&a.php and watch Horse Master on RFD-TV every Monday at 12:30 and 10:30p EST -Direct TV channel 345, Dish Network channel 231 and on many cable outlets. Check out specials and even more clips on Goodnight's Facebook Fan Page: http://www.facebook.com/horsemaster.tv. Sign up for his free monthly newsletter at: http://juliegoodnight.com/emailsignup.php. Goodnight is proud to recommend Myler Bits, Nutramax Laboratories, Circle Y Saddles, Redmond Equine, Bucas Blankets, Troxel Helmets, Spalding Fly Predators and is the spokesperson for CHA.

 

Julie Goodnight Announces Half-Price Spectator Tickets for 4H Clubs, PATHi Centers and CHA Members

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Julie Goodnight Announces Half-Price Spectator Tickets for 4H Clubs, PATHi Centers and CHA Members

Contact:

Julie Goodnight Horsemanship Training

Goodnight Training Stables, Inc.

PO Box 397

Poncha Springs, CO 81242

press@juliegoodnight.com

800-225-8827

High Res Photo of Julie:

http://juliegoodnight.com/images/JulieandDually.jpg

April 9, 2012:  Are you a member of 4H, the Certified Horsemanship Association or PATH International? This is your chance to purchase spectator tickets for Julie Goodnight’s Clinic Tour at HALF PRICE! Call 800-225.8827 for friendly help or show your membership card at the gate to redeem your discount.

 

Choose from the following clinics nationwide:

April 21-22, Altoona FL

May 4-5, Norco CA

May 6-7, Chino Hills CA (Ranch riding and introduction to cow work)

June 2-3, Bluffton SC

June 9-10, Grafton MA

June 16-17, Santa Fe NM

June 23-24, Putnam Valley NY

September 8-9, Pagosa Springs CO

September 15-16, Port Clinton OH

The discount is good on any spectator ticket purchased after April 12, 2012 andtickets purchased are not refundable. If you’d like to ride with Goodnight, limited riding spots are still available (at full price). Click here to register to ride now: http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics.

 

"I am a big believer in the work that CHA, 4H and PATHi do to teach quality horsemanship-- and I like giving back to the community whenever I can,” Goodnight says. “I hope you will all join me this year during my clinic tour! Learn skills to take back to your club or program."

 

It’s different at Julie’s clinics. It’s meant to be a time to learn in a positive, fun, intimate environment. You won’t be two stories above, watching her talk but never talking with her. Instead, this is your time to ask Julie about your horse; it’s your time to ride with Julie so that you know exactly what she’d do next to help you reach your goals.

 

What Julie’s Clinic Attendees Say:

I have nothing but the highest praise for my experience.Julie was always calm, low-key, positive about every rider and every horse,and, an excellent teacher. I liked the fact that she was teaching horsemanship and all of us, together with our horses, could learn something from each session. I would recommend her to anyone at any level interested in becoming a better rider.

 

Julie takes the time to work one on one with you and she explains thing in simple terms. If she's coming to your town--take advantage of this truly talented horse trainer!

 

I was able to come out of a rut that I was in with my horse and I learned to expect more from him because he was so capable and willing to give more. I have no doubt that there is no stopping us now! Thanks Julie, for being so wonderful and helpful! It felt as if I was getting help from a friend.

 

Register Now—To Ride or Watch:

Call or reserve your spot online today at http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics. To register to ride or to purchase tickets, call 800-225-8827, M-F, 9-5 MST for more information or help.

For those who register to ride, bring your horse/s and work with Julie to improve your horsemanship. Stabling available (extra fee). To ride: $450 for both days, $225 nonrefundable deposit required. Spectator tickets are $25 per day, perperson (half price with your 4H, CHA or PATHi membership). Youth tickets are available at the door for only $10.

Julie Goodnight conducts horsemanship clinics for all disciplines (English and Western) and all ability levels, at various private and public facilities in North America. Clinics are fun and active, with a focus on bridging naturalhorsemanship techniques with the principles of classical riding. Julie's teachings are focused on finding success and improvement for each and everyhorse and rider by developing a deeper understanding of the horse and riding skills that lead to a balanced and rhythmic rider and a light and responsive horse. Clinics are Saturday and Sunday, 9-5, and there are a maximum of fifteen riders in the clinic. Expect to work together in the arena all day, doing both ground work and mounted work, with a focus on refining riding skills and developing a better relationship with your horse. All ability levels are welcome as long as the rider has basic control at the walk and trot. Each rider works at his/her own pace without pressure to go outside you or your horse’s comfort zone. You may bring two horses if you want to; the only additional charge is for stalling. Click here for a detailed PDF: http://juliegoodnight.com/images/clinicprep.pdf

 

Find more free articles to read and refer to in Julie’s Training Library: http://juliegoodnight.com/q&a.php and watch Horse Master on RFD-TV every Monday at 12:30 and 10:30p EST —Direct TV channel 345, Dish Network channel 231 and on many cable outlets.  Check out specials and even more clips on Goodnight’s Facebook Fan Page: http://www.facebook.com/horsemaster.tv. Sign up for his free monthly sletter at: http://juliegoodnight.com/emailsignup.php. Goodnight is proud to recommend Myler Bits, Nutramax Laboratories, Circle Y Saddles, Redmond Equine, Bucas Blankets, and Spalding Fly Predators and is the spokesperson for CHA.

Julie Goodnight Announces Half-Price Spectator Tickets for South Carolina 4H Clubs, PATHi Centers and CHA Members: Join Goodnight at the June 2-3 Clinic in Bluffton, SC

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Julie Goodnight Announces Half-Price Spectator Tickets for South Carolina 4H Clubs, PATHi Centers and CHA Members:

Join Goodnight at the June 2-3 Clinic in Bluffton, SC

Contact:

Julie Goodnight Horsemanship Training

Goodnight Training Stables, Inc.

PO Box 397

Poncha Springs, CO 81242

press@juliegoodnight.com

800-225-8827

High Res Photo of Julie:

http://juliegoodnight.com/images/JulieandDually.jpg

April 9, 2012:  Are you a member of 4H, the Certified Horsemanship Association or PATH International? This is your chance to purchase spectator tickets for Julie Goodnight’s June 2-3 Clinic Tour in Bluffton, South Carolina for HALF PRICE! Call 800-225.8827 for friendly help or show your membership card at the gate to redeem your discount.

 

And, if you’d like to ride with Goodnight, limited riding spots are still available. Click here to register to ride now: http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics.

 

"I am a big believer in the work that CHA, 4H and PATHi do to teach quality horsemanship-- and I like giving back to the community whenever I can,” Goodnight says. “I've enjoyed working with riders in South Carolina in the past—we filmed our Horse Master RFD-TV show at St. Helena in 2009 and loved it! I hope you will all join me this year on June 2 and 3 at  Longfield Stables in Bluffton! Learn skills to take back to your club or program." 

Directions and Info:

Goodnight’s horsemanship clinic begins at 9:00 am and ends approximately at 5:00 pm. Longfield Stables 24 Healey Road Bluffton, SC 29910. Bring a camp chair to sit in.

 

Directions: From Savannah Airport Exit airport and follow signs to I-95 North. Take I-95 North to Exit 8 in South Carolina (16 miles). At Exit 8, go right on Hwy. 278 East and proceed to SC 170 (8 miles). Exit right on SC 170 and follow it to the traffic circle (4 miles). Proceed around traffic circle. Take the third exit, heading East on SC 46. Proceed to Palmetto Bluff entrance (2 miles). The entrance to Palmetto Bluff will be on your right; proceed to Welcome Gate. From Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Once off Hilton Head Island, continue to Hwy 278/SC 46 intersection (5 miles). Go left on SC 46 and proceed to first stop sign ( 2 miles). Go right and continue on SC 46 to Palmetto Bluff entrance (5 miles). The entrance to Palmetto Bluff will be on your left; proceed to Welcome Gate.

 

It’s different at Julie’s clinics. It’s meant to be a time to learn in a positive, fun, intimate environment. You won’t be two stories above, watching her talk but never talking with her. Instead, this is your time to ask Julie about your horse; it’s your time to ride with Julie so that you know exactly what she’d do next to help you reach your goals.

 

What Julie’s Clinic Attendees Say:

I have nothing but the highest praise for my experience.Julie was always calm, low-key, positive about every rider and every horse,and, an excellent teacher. I liked the fact that she was teaching horsemanship and all of us, together with our horses, could learn something from each session. I would recommend her to anyone at any level interested in becoming a better rider.

 

Julie takes the time to work one on one with you and she explains thing in simple terms. If she's coming to your town--take advantage of this truly talented horse trainer!

 

I was able to come out of a rut that I was in with my horse and I learned to expect more from him because he was so capable and willing to give more. I have no doubt that there is no stopping us now! Thanks Julie, for being so wonderful and helpful! It felt as if I was getting help from a friend.

 

Register Now—To Ride or Watch:

Call or reserve your spot online today at http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics. To register to ride or to purchase tickets, call 800-225-8827, M-F, 9-5 MST for more information or help.

For those who register to ride, bring your horse/s and work with Julie to improve your horsemanship. Stabling available (extra fee). To ride: $450 for both days, $225 nonrefundable deposit required. Spectator tickets are $25 per day, perperson (half price with your 4H, CHA or PATHi membership). Youth tickets are available at the door for only $10.

Julie Goodnight conducts horsemanship clinics for all disciplines (English and Western) and all ability levels, at various private and public facilities in North America. Clinics are fun and active, with a focus on bridging naturalhorsemanship techniques with the principles of classical riding. Julie's teachings are focused on finding success and improvement for each and everyhorse and rider by developing a deeper understanding of the horse and riding skills that lead to a balanced and rhythmic rider and a light and responsive horse. Clinics are Saturday and Sunday, 9-5, and there are a maximum of fifteen riders in the clinic. Expect to work together in the arena all day, doing both ground work and mounted work, with a focus on refining riding skills and developing a better relationship with your horse. All ability levels are welcome as long as the rider has basic control at the walk and trot. Each rider works at his/her own pace without pressure to go outside you or your horse’s comfort zone. You may bring two horses if you want to; the only additional charge is for stalling. Click here for a detailed PDF: http://juliegoodnight.com/images/clinicprep.pdf

 

Find more free articles to read and refer to in Julie’s Training Library: http://juliegoodnight.com/q&a.php and watch Horse Master on RFD-TV every Monday at 12:30 and 10:30p EST —Direct TV channel 345, Dish Network channel 231 and on many cable outlets.  Check out specials and even more clips on Goodnight’s Facebook Fan Page: http://www.facebook.com/horsemaster.tv. Sign up for his free monthly sletter at: http://juliegoodnight.com/emailsignup.php. Goodnight is proud to recommend Myler Bits, Nutramax Laboratories, Circle Y Saddles, Redmond Equine, Bucas Blankets, and Spalding Fly Predators and is the spokesperson for CHA.

Join RFD-TV Host and Natural Horsemanship Trainer, Julie Goodnight, for a One-Day Educational Event at Longmont¹s Triple Creek Ranch May 12, 2012

For Immediate Release

 

Join RFD-TV Host and Natural Horsemanship Trainer, Julie Goodnight, for a One-Day Educational Event at Longmont’s Triple Creek Ranch May 12, 2012

 

A Portion of the Proceeds Benefits Longmont’s Colorado Therapeutic Riding Center   

 

Come Watch! Get Tickets Now!

For more information and directions: http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics/ctrc.html

Purchase tickets online: http://Shopping.JulieGoodnight.com

Call to order tickets: 800-225-8827

 

High-res Photos: http://juliegoodnight.com/newsroom.html#photos

Download a Poster for This Event: http://juliegoodnight.com/2012posters/ctrc2012.pdf

 

Longmont, CO: March 13, 2012: Julie Goodnight (Salida, CO) hosts a weekly horse training TV show on RFD-TV (available locally on Comcast, DirecTV, Dish) and travels the country to help horses and riders learn to work well together. May 12, 2012 marks your chance to see Goodnight work with a variety of horses at Triple Creek Ranch (4255 Nelson Road, Longmont, CO 80503). Goodnight will help owners solve behavior and training issues and demonstrate her training methods. Whether you have a horse, would like to ride, or justenjoy being outdoors with animals, this one-day educational event will help you learn more about the horse. Plus, a portion of the proceeds (tickets are $35 per person and numbers are limited) benefits the local therapeutic riding center, Colorado Therapeutic Riding Center. Get tickets online at http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics/ctrc.html or at the door.

 

"I am a big believer in the work that CTRC does and in giving back to the community whenever I can,” Goodnight says. “I've enjoyed working with CTRC in the past to provide education to their staff, volunteers and to horse owners in the community. This will be a special event that not only provides information to horse owners but also draws attention to the important 

work that CTRC does. I hope you will all join me on May 12th at Triple Creek Ranch for an educational event that benefits this important program!" 

Goodnight’s four training demonstrations begin at 9:00 am and end approximately at 5:00 pm. At the event, you can shop for training gear and DVDs, have lunch at the Triple Creek Ranch Café, and enjoy time to meet Goodnight and ask about your own horse.

 

The Schedule:

Ground Manners for Young or Fractious Horses: Learn the fundamentals of groundwork to teach any horse to be calm, patient and respectful of your authority. Learn the most important ground manners for any horse to know and a series of exercises and step-by-step training process to turn the most fractious horse into a solid citizen.

Advanced Groundwork and Liberty Work: Beyond the basics, learn to refine your communication and leadership with your horse so that he is focused on you, looking for directives and ready to jump at your command. Learn how to progress to working your horse at liberty, performing all the groundwork exercises without halter or lead.

LUNCH BREAK (Food available on site at the TCR Cafe)

Riding Right: Balance, Rhythm and Feel: Whether you ride English or Western, the principals of equitation are the same. Learn to sit correctly so that you can feel the horse's movement and the rhythm of his gaits, ride fluidly with the horse and learn to feel posting diagonals and canter leads.

 

Training Solutions: What do you do when your horse challenges your authority, loses his focus, spooks or becomes resistant? How do you get your horse to lower his head, move off your leg or collect his frame? Learn effective science-based training techniques that work in a variety of circumstances to teach your horse to be obedient and compliant.

 

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