Washington Area Horsemen: Secure Your Spot Now

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Mazi, Maverick, Cali, Ace, Jade and Breezy are a few of the horses who will spend three days with Clinton at his three-day Fundamentals Clinic in Lynden, Washington, July 7th – 9th. The horses, along with their owners, will learn and refine the groundwork and riding exercises that make up the first and most important level of Clinton’s horsemanship method. Exercises covered include: backing up, yielding the hindquarters, yielding the forequarters, one rein stops, cantering on a loose rein in a group, backing up under saddle and establishing the foundation of collection.

A few participant spots are available. To learn more about the clinic and to download the clinic application, visit our website.

Spectators are encouraged to watch all three days of the event. The clinic begins daily at 9 a.m. and finishes at 5 p.m. and includes a one-hour lunch break. A small retail area will be set up for shopping, and the facility will have a concession stand. The doors to the event open at 8 a.m. Tickets may be purchased online or by calling 888-287-7432.

Spectator ticket prices:
One-Day Ticket – Members: $50/ Non Members: $75
Two-Day Ticket – Members: $100/ Non Members: $125
Three-Day Ticket – Members: $100/ Non Members: $175

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