Silversand Horsemanship

We had Karen French, our local Associate over for a lesson yesterday, which was really helpful. This is going to be a big winter of homework for us I think. Getting my legs connected to Zorro's hindfeet is Mission A!

My report for the East Sussex clinic from last weekend is here: http://glenatron.livejournal.com/192023.html

Of course! We're pretty friendly here. I wonder if I can... yes, there we go... now the British Isles group. Which is I think covers you guysin the mainland too :)

Hi there everyone, I had a 3 day clinic with steve in July and was very impressed with him. I have been a parelli student for 2 years and am at level 2, I would like to join in your discussions about all things natural with horses I live in Ireland and cant see anyone else who was at the Irish clinics could I please join in your discussions Ellie

The September clinic, which inexplicably happens in August this year, begins on Friday. Tremendous!

So I've posted a clinic report from the May clinic in Sussex. It features many pictures and you can find it here: http://glenatron.livejournal.com/182658.html

Hi there! For all vaquero horsemanship interests: Mike Bridges is in UK from 11.-13.06.2009 I did watch 1 day of a clinic here in germany this weekend. He is quite an expert. I could not find out, where exactly that clinic will take place, but this is hopefully the contact, who will have further information: Email: infouk@davidstuart.com.au Street address: Manor Farm Minton, Church Stretton, Shropshire. SY6 6PS United Kingdom Phone: 44 (0) 1694781647 Mobile: 44 (0) 7961829900 or ask at Mikes european contact: Kitty Grätzer Attelwilerstr. 14 CH-5054 Moosleerau Switzerland Tel: +41 (0)62 726 00 07 Fax: +41 (0)62 726 25 64 E-Mail: info@frey-graetzer.ch

And by "2010", which is next year, I mean "2011" of course!

Well we're saving up for a visit to Australia next spring so it will be 2010 at best before we find ourselves in California, but when we do I would certainly like to be at the right time to get to that as well as touristing around the place.

How do folks, yes it is me Poghag, and now you've heard of " vaquero " I'm afraid to say you're now hooked, it all makes perfect sense, and yes it does run parallel with classical. I will get round to putting video footage on our website, right now I'm taking advantage of this fantastic dry weather! I think there will be a serious interest in this way of training, we've been out competitng in WES shows, dressed in buckaroo gear, wade saddles and hackamores, It is amazing how many people come up to us outside the ring wanting to know about it. The interest is there, now wouldn't that be great if we could get a load of people all training bridle horses?? you're right Ben, at the heart it is sound horsemanship, that can never die. I've got a heap of bosal suppliers, good ones aren't cheap, but they're worth every penny. let me know if anyone wants to know where to get good ones from. So when are you going to get to the Californios Ben? We went last year and was supposed to go again this year but i did my back in. You"ll never experience anything quite like it! AWESOME!