
Natural Horsemanship Camps
Day camps for beginning and advanced students
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Let
your child experience the wonderful
spirit of the horse and make a hundred lifetime memories at one of our natural
horsemanship
camps.
Our
day camps are not just about riding. They are
comprehensive programs that
teach the responsibilities of horse ownership, how to be safe around horses
and how to build a partnership with the horse through leadership; not fear and
intimidation.
Your child will also learn how horses communicate with each other and how they can use that “language” to “speak to” and understand the horse.
It all starts with playing
seven
games and progresses to riding with a centered seat and proper balance.
Your child will also express their love of the horse through innovative art
projects.
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In 2010 we have four camps to choose:
"Horse Crazy" Camp
Ages 5-7
July 19 - 23
9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
This is a half-day camp where youngsters can learn basic safety, care and handling of horses and experience riding in-hand. They also will express their love of the horse through fun art projects. This camp prepares them for the more all-day Beginning Camp.
Beginning Natural Horsemanship
July 5 - 9, 2010
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. (6 p.m. Fri.)
Age 7-13
Designed for the beginning rider or students who have never been introduced to natural horsemanship. Students learn seven games that are the foundation for keeping themselves safe around horses and the basic horsemanship skills that they will use for a lifetime. They also learn the responsibilities of horse ownership and the basics of proper riding technique.
Advanced
Camp
July 12 - 16, 2010
9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Age 8-14
Students who have taken the Beginning course, or are experienced riders practicing natural horsemanship, can spend a week getting out of the arena and into the round pens and on to the trails. This course takes riding and horsemanship skills to the next level and gives an opportunity to enjoy the pleasures of recreational riding. Prerequisite: Beginning Camp
Wrangler
Camp
July 26 - 30, 2010
9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Age 12-16
This camp is limited to only six students who are interested in a more intensive program. Focus will be on regular trail rides, perfecting riding technique and advancing their training skills. Students get their own horse to care for and ride during the week. Prerequisite: Advanced Camp
The Staff
Caroline Crowther, Horsemanship & Riding Director
Tuition:
$300 Half-Day Horse Crazy Camp
$500 All-Day Camp
$899 2-Camp Package
$200 deposit required per camp
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