CROSS
TRAINING FOR YOUR HORSE
COMPETITIVE
TRAIL RIDING
ENDURANCE
RIDING
Looking
for a way to leg up your horse this spring?
Try
Distance Riding!
Seaway
Valley
Arabian Horse Association presents clinics
on
“DISTANCE
RIDING 101”
Saturday,
March 6, 2010
10:30 am - 2:30 pm
(lunch provided) $40.00
Canterdown Stables, 1351 Highway #37,
Corbyville, Ontario K0K 1V0
From Highway 401 take Highway 37 north approximately 8 km to
just past Honeywell Corners. Third Mailbox on the left, north of the traffic
light, just past Trillium Wood Golf Course.
Saturday,
March 27, 2010
Time: TBD
$35.00
Forest Hill Stables,
Hammond, Ontario
Tuesday,
April 6, 2010
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
$35.00
Greenhawk
Tack, 19 Slack Road, Nepean, Ontario, K2G 0B7
Tuesday,
April 13, 2010
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
$35.00
South Nation Conservation Office,
38 Victoria Street, Finch, Ontario, K0C 1K0
Registration Form
Learn the
basics of…
Ř
Competitive
Trail & Endurance Riding
Ř
Preparing for
a ride
Ř
What you need
to take to a ride
Ř
How the vets
(judges) assess your horse’s fitness
Cost: $35 –
$40 which
includes a
$10 rebate on registration
for the
May 9
Ride
&
Tie
& Mileage event or
the Sept 5 Endurance/Mileage Rides
Contact:
Dessia
Miller
President, SVAHA
613. 330.0706
dessia@amberleaequestrian.com
Kim
Woolley
Event Coordinator, SVAHA
613.794.9995
kim@elementalstrategies.com
 |
Key Speakers
 | Dessia Miller
2006 Canadian 50 Mile Champion, 2007 Ontario 50 Mile
Champion, FEI 1* level, coach & trainer of Silver Medal NAYRER Team
Member |
| Kimberly Woolley
Coach for the 2010 WEG Endurance Team, Endurance Canada Coaching & Education Committee, EC Level I
coach |
| Nancy Zukewich
Assistant Chef d'Equip Canada East at Kentucky Cup, Amateur Rider bringing along a young horse after
completing 500 miles with her previous horse and planning her first 75 mile
ride this year |
Agenda
|
| Basics
of CTR & Endurance
| trail
| set
distance, laps, water stops |
| set
speed (for CTR), pacing |
| vetting |
| ASKING
FOR HELP |
| dinner |
|
|
| What
is needed to enter a ride and what to take to a ride
| memberships
| insurance |
| health
certificates |
| ride
forms |
| rider
equipment & food |
|
|
| Keeping
your horse safe at a ride
| different
methods of containment |
| equipment
you should bring for your horse |
| feed
you should bring for your horse |
|
|
Preparing
for the training ride (or any ride)
| talk
to your vet, farrier, etc. |
| basic
fitting-up plan |
| how and why
to take your horse’s heart rate |
| teaching your
horse the trot-outs |
| teaching your
horse to deal with lots of commotion |
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