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Ride with the Experts & Pre-Expo Clinics--Rocky Mountain Horse Expo

 

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Full Day of Pre-Expo Clinics  Thursday, March 7th Ride with the Experts Have you ever traveled to one location and found the opportunity to interact with and learn from over fifty clinicians, trainers and equine experts?  There are still spots available for our Ride with the Experts Program and Pre-Expo Clinics.  Don't miss out on this excellent opportunity provided at such a tremendous value!     You can bring your horse and participate in the "Ride with the Expert" program with a select number of our clinicians. Or, come with your horse on Thursday to the Pre-Expo Clinics and train for the day with clinicians such as Dolly Hannon and Larry Whitesell. See below for more information on Pre-Expo Clinics.   We have 18 nationally known clinicians that are participating in our "Ride with the Expert" program. Click here for a full list of clinicians and classes.   There are two rate options for participants:     Option 1: $40/per session, plus stalling at $40/day (stall required for all horses on premises, regardless of length of stay). Includes 2 single-day admission tickets (for day of ride or rides); trucks with trailers park at no charge in Lot C.     Option 2: Participant package: $200 for 3 rides total, plus 1 stall for the entire Expo. Includes 2 three-day passes and 1 parking pass (trailer can be dropped at Lot C).     If you would like to "Ride with the Experts," just take the following steps:   1. Fill out a contract, available on our website or by calling (303) 292-4981. List your three clinician preferences, and the RMHE will forward your information to the clinician(s) in order of preference, for them to determine whether it's a match between their program and your skills and goals. If your first choice doesn't work out, then the RMHE will contact your second, etc. Full payment is expected at the time of submitting the contract.     2. Furnish proof of liability insurance. If you don't have this coverage from another source, it's included in your Colorado Horse Council individual/family membership or available for purchase from us. Not a member yet? Time to join: click here for an application.   For more information about "Ride with the Experts" click here.     Pre-Expo Clinics Dressage Clinic   Clinic: Properly warming up your horse, equitation and private individual lessons. These topics will be covered throughout the morning and early afternoon. You will finish up the afternoon with private individual lessons with Ms. Hannon.     Schedule:  Dolly Hannon  Dressage Event Center Paddock Arena 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.   $75   Audit: $25    Must Pre-Register - CLICK HERE to register    Gaited Horse Clinic   Clinic:A Form of Classical Training Teaching horses how to be in balance, relaxation and engagement, which creates gait. If you teach these three principles, gait results because it creates an engagement of the hind end, all of which should be the result of proper training.     Schedule:  Larry Whitesell   Gaited Horse   Event Center Arena 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. $75    Audit: $25    Must Pre-Register - CLICK HERE to register    Consider the benefits of our clinics. Not only is this a great opportunity to learn, it is a rare opportunity to work with these nationally known clinicians! Enjoy a longer clinic, Thursday, March 7th at the Rocky Mountain Horse Expo. Sincerely,   Bill Scebbi Colorado Horse Council In This Issue Ride with the Experts Dressage Clinic Gaited Horse Clinic Places to Stay    Click the image above to visit the RMHE website!    Ride with the Experts Program  4th Year at the Rocky Mountain Horse Expo! March 7 - 10, 2013 National Western Complex Denver, CO Click Here to Download Contract Click Here to Download Printable List of Classes, Times and Subjects   "Like" the Colorado Horse Council   "Like" the Rocky Mountain Horse Expo   Places To Stay   Hotel VQ Horse Expo Rate $59  1975 Mile High Stadium Circle, Denver, CO  80204  www.hotelVQ.com  800-388-5381 303-433-8331 Courtyard Denver Stapleton Horse Expo Rate $84 7415 E 41st Ave Denver, Colorado 80216 303-333-3303 Expo Reservations DoubleTree by Hilton                       Denver-Stapleton North (previously the Red Lion)  Horse Expo Rate $74 (single or double Occupancy) 4040 Quebec St Denver, CO  80216 Expo Reservations The Embassy Suites Denver   Horse Expo Rate $99   Embassy Suites Hotel   Denver/ Aurora  4444 North Havana Street Denver, Colorado 80239 303-375-0400 Horse Expo Hotel Link     Click here for more information about these lodging options   Rocky Mountain  Horse Expo,   March 8 - 10, 2013  At National Western Complex Expo Grounds Admission  Adult per day - $8 Student/Senior per day - $6 Family Day Pass - $30    (includes 5 tickets - one person must be an adult) Special Youth Coupon - $2   FFA, 4H Clubs, Little Britches, High School Rodeo, etc.  (redeemable at National Western Ticket Office ONLY)    Mane Event Tickets (for Fri or Sat. night - 7pm)  Admission - $10 Family Admission - $40 (includes 5 tickets, one person must be an adult)    Cowboy Trails Tickets  (for Saturday 2pm)Admission - $15 (includes Grounds Admission)     Combination Tickets  Day pass and Mane Event Ticket - $15 Family day pass and Mane Event Tickets - $60 (includes 5 grounds tickets and 5 Mane Event tickets) Family day pass and Cowboy Trails Tickets - $60 (includes 5 grounds tickets and 5 Cowboy Trails tickets) Powered by Equine Industry News Contact Lindsey Leatherman, Editorial Director

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The Equine Feed Oat Project Announces Sponsorship of Horse Master With Julie Goodnight

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Media Contact: Scottie Ellis

270.724.3181      

scottie@equineoats.org

           

                               

 

THE EQUINE FEED OAT PROJECT ANNOUNCES SPONSORSHIP OF

HORSE MASTER WITH JULIE GOODNIGHT

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - January 29, 2013 – The Equine Feed Oat Project (EFOP) is proud to announce its sponsorship of the popular television show, Horse Master with Julie Goodnight. EFOP is an initiative created by the Prairie Oat Growers Association (POGA), a non-profit representing 15,000 Canadian Oat Farmers, to increase research and enhance communication about oats in the equine industry.

 

“Julie Goodnight is known throughout the equine industry as a knowledgeable, trustworthy source in equine training and care,” said Bill Wilton, Chair of POGA. “EFOP is very excited about the opportunity to support her positive efforts in the equine industry.”

 

Julie Goodnight is known and respected internationally as a trainer and clinician. Goodnight has experience training in a wide range of equestrian sports through her clinic tour, expo appearances, how-to DVDs and most notably through her television show Horse Master with Julie Goodnight. Goodnight hopes to help individuals master their desired horse skills through her show, which airs through Rural Media Group, Inc. on RFD-TV. Rural Media Group, Inc.  offers the largest library of rural-themed programming in the world and is distributed into over 61,000,000 homes by every major cable and satellite operator in all 50 states.   

 

“It is vital that every horse have a healthy, balanced diet in order to successfully train and have a full life,” said Julie Goodnight. “Oats are a safe, healthy and natural choice for horses and I am very honored that EFOP has chosen me to help relay that message to horse owners and trainers.”

 

More information on Julie Goodnight can be found at www.juliegoodnight.com or at www.facebook.com/horsemaster.tv. More information about the EFOP can be found at www.equineoats.org or www.facebook.com/equineoats.

  

 

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About Julie Goodnight

Watch Horse Master on RFD-TV every Monday at 12:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. EST – Direct TV channel 345, Dish Network channel 231 and on many cable outlets. Visit http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics for the clinic schedule. Check out specials and video clips on Goodnight’s Facebook Fan Page: http://www.facebook.com/horsemaster.tv. Sign up for the free monthly newsletter at http://juliegoodnight.com/emailsignup..php.

 

About the Equine Feed Oat Project

The Equine Feed Oat Project (EFOP) is an initiative of the Prairie Oat Growers Association (POGA), a volunteer farmer organization representing 15,000 hard-working Canadian oat growers. The EFOP was created in 2009 to research, educate and communicate information about oats to the equine industry.

Julie Goodnight Announces 2013 Clinic Tour

 Julie Goodnight Announces 2013 Clinic Tour  

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 Contact:

Julie Goodnight Horsemanship Training

Goodnight Training Stables, Inc.

PO Box 397

Poncha Springs, CO 81242

press@juliegoodnight.com 

(719) 530-0531

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Photo Credit: Heidi Nyland Melocco, www.wholepicture.org

 January 2013: Clinician and TV Host Julie Goodnight announces her 2013 Clinic Tour Schedule—with opportunities to meet her in person and ask your horsemanship questions. In 2013, Goodnight will travel to California, New Jersey, Colorado (multiple appearances), Washington, Minnesota, Virginia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin and Ohio.

 Each of Goodnight’s clinic tour stops provides an opportunity for horse owners to ride with Goodnight. Audiences are also invited to watch and learn in a friendly environment for a nominal cost.

 Clinics are fun and active, with a focus on bridging natural horsemanship techniques with the principles of classical riding. Goodnight'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.

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 your or your horse’s comfort zone. 

Click here to register to ride or purchase spectator tickets now: http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics. You may also call 800-225-8827, M-F, 9-5 MST for friendly help. 

What Julie Goodnight's Clinic Attendees Say:

"I am putting all the things I learned at the clinic to use, most importantly, my seat and balance in the saddle. What a difference it makes in my ride, especially at the canter where I am doing so much better. My horse is traveling better since I am more in balance sitting in the middle of the saddle on my seatbones and relaxed. My confidence has also improved. Looking forward to next year!"

"I learned so much even being just a spectator. Julie addresses all issues to the riders as well as her audience and gives so freely of her advice to everyone. She wants to help everyone...She is really an amazing person and explains everything so well. She is very patient, attentive, and ever so gracious with her time."

"I thoroughly enjoyed the clinic. I especially appreciate Julie's ability to meet each rider at his or her experience level, her willingness to allow proper application of alternate methods, and her dedication to producing more knowledgeable riders...As any good instructor, she focuses on reinforcing each participant for what is being done correctly and asking for the specific changes which will improve his or her skills. Julie uses techniques which respond to the horse's earliest attempts to offer the correct response thereby keeping the horse within a frame of mind in which it is able to learn and process information. This reduces stress, avoids panic and explosive aversion, and encourages handling techniques that are safe for all participants to practice at home or in a group setting...I wholeheartedly recommend her clinics to others."

The 2013 Clinic Schedule:

March 16-17, 2013

SDCEA Equestrian Centers

Ramona, CA

April 6-7, 2013

Colline A Cheval

Harmony, NJ

Waiting list now available for riding spots

May 4-5, 2013

Triple Creek Ranch

Longmont, CO

Waiting list now available for riding spots

May 11-12, 2013

Winter Creek Stables

Yacolt, WA

May 17-20, 2013

C Lazy U Ranch, Women’s Riding & Yoga Retreat (special pricing)

Granby, CO

Waiting list now available for riding spots

June 15-16, 2013

Red Horse Ranch Arena

Fergus Falls, MN

June 22-23, 2013

Campbell Springs Equestrian Center

Chesterfield, VA

June 29-30, 2013

Hillside Meadows Equestrian Center

Grafton, MA

Waiting list now available for riding spots

September 14-15, 2013

CountryView Equestrian Estate

West Bend, WI

September 19-23, 2013

C Lazy U Ranch, Ranch Riding Adventure (special pricing)

Granby, CO

Waiting list now available for riding spots

September 28-29, 2013

Franklin County Fairgrounds

Hilliard, OH

October 18-21, 2013

C Lazy U Ranch, Women’s Riding & Yoga Retreat (special pricing)

Granby, CO

Waiting list now available for riding spots

For those who register to ride, bring your horse/s and work with Goodnight to improve your horsemanship. Stabling available (extra fee); school horses available at some sites. $500 for both days, $200 nonrefundable deposit required. Spectator tickets are $25 per day, per person. Youth tickets are available at the door for only $10.

Call or reserve your spot online today at http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics. To register to ride or purchase tickets for the two-day Horsemanship Intensives, call 800-225-8827, M-F, 9-5 MST for more information or help. Clinics at C Lazy U Ranch are four or five days, and the price (special pricing for these events) includes meals, lodging and horses. Call C Lazy U at 970-887-3344 for more information.

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Cox Cable RFD-TV and RURAL TV/FAMILYNET

 

Attention Cox Cable customers.

 

This is important!  If you wish to continue to have RFD-TV and/or FamilNet on your Cox channel lineup after Februrary 1^st, now is the time to show your support for our family-oriented programming.

 

Unfortunately, some big urban-based media giants are trying to pressure certain cable companies to remove independent channels, such as ours, off that system, so that they can then takeover that channel space to expand their own interests.  As a complete surprise and with really no notice to us whatsoever, this is happening at Cox right now.   

 

At this time, I ask for your help to stop this from happening and that you register your support for RFD-TV and RURALTV on FamilyNet by doing the following.

 

First, immediately write an e-mail or letter to Cox asking them to keep RFD-TV and FamilyNet available to your home. Please send that request directly to me, Patrick@rfdtv.com, as I will then organize all requests and personally deliver them to the decision makers at Cox without delay.

 

Second, call your local Cox cable system and voice your concern about the possibility of losing RFD-TV or FamilyNet from your channel lineup.  Independent channels are at a huge disadvantage in these types of situations, unless our loyal audience comes to our defense quickly, and in a big way.                                                                       

 

Folks, I need thousands of e-mails, letters, and calls, so that we can prove, once and for all, the value and importance of rural, family-oriented programming to Cox cable executives.

 

No one is more powerful than the American consumer, and no audience is more responsive than ours.

 

Please help us send the strongest possible message to Cox cable so there is no doubt and this battle is fought only once.

 

We all have better things to do.

 

On behalf of all the independent programmers and employees of RFD-TV and FamilyNet, we apologize for any inconvenience to you, and thank you in advance for your response and support.

 

Be sure to include your name, city, and state where located.

 

I will keep you informed on any developments.