Dungog
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Clinic in Dungog
On the weekend I did a 2 day clinic in Dungog NSW. I want to thank Lynn and Sandra for organizing the clinic and also thank the people that came along. It was a weekend of almost all Friesian and Friesian cross horses, which is quite a novelty for me – I usually don’t see more than one or two at any clinic. Most of the horses were very young and many were not broken in. But I think all up there were four horses under saddle by the end of the weekend. They all made good changes and I am sure everybody had their brains whirring with ideas on how to proceed from the clinic.
Here are a couple of photos from the weekend.
On the weekend I did a 2 day clinic in Dungog NSW. I want to thank Lynn and Sandra for organizing the clinic and also thank the people that came along. It was a weekend of almost all Friesian and Friesian cross horses, which is quite a novelty for me – I usually don’t see more than one or two at any clinic. Most of the horses were very young and many were not broken in. But I think all up there were four horses under saddle by the end of the weekend. They all made good changes and I am sure everybody had their brains whirring with ideas on how to proceed from the clinic.
Here are a couple of photos from the weekend.
This weekend I will be in Cootamundra for a 2 day clinic followed by a day at Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga where I’ll be lecturing and demonstrating to students in the Equine Studies course. Then it’s onto Adelaide for a 4 day clinic.
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