Sheryl Jordan
Riding Instructor/Facilitator

5 Day Youth and Young Adult Horsemanship Clinics

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	Registration and full payment is required at least two weeks prior to Clinic Date and early registration (ASAP) is strongly encouraged!
	Each Clinic is limited to 6 participants and spots are reserved on a first come, first serve basis.
	Offered to Age Group of 8 to 18.

ADULT Clinics will be offered based on interest. Please contact me.

	Fees:
	With your Horse/Pony – $350 for the Full Week (Negative Coggins Test & record of vaccinations required before unloading.)
	With School Horse/Pony - $500 for the Full Week
	Payment is due in full two weeks prior to Clinic Date.
	Payment is non-refundable unless opening can be filled, or with a Doctor’s or Vet’s excuse.
	Please make checks payable to Sheryl Jordan.

	Fees Include
	Stabling for your horse/pony. (Bring your own feed & hay, or you can purchase hay at $3. Per bale)
	Or use of School Horse/Pony
	Snacks & Drinks (Please pack your own lunch daily.)
	Unmounted & Mounted Lessons Daily
	Trail Rides
	Mounted Games
	Lot’s of Fun and Learning!

Clinic Agenda & Schedule
Day One
8am-11am	Arrival of horses, ponies and riders and getting settled in.
Noon	Orientation during lunch.
1pm-3pm	Groundwork Lessons & Riding Lessons.
3pm-4pm	Misc. Fun Time!
4-5pm	Feeding and pick out stalls
5pm	Head home and rest up for a fun week!
Day Two through Five
8am-9am	Feed, Water and Clean stalls
9am-10am	Groom and Tack-up
10am-11:30am	Groundwork and/or Mounted Lesson
11:30 -12	Put horses away and give them lunch hay & water
12 to 1pm	Lunch
1pm - 3pm	Classroom Session (Some of the topics that will be covered are: Wrapping legs, Braiding, Trimming, Care of Tack, Sheath Cleaning, Barn Safety, Longing, Safe turn-out procedures, Bridle & Saddle Fit, Basic First Aid, Worming, Dental, Farrier & Vet care for the Horse, Feeding & Stable Safety. If you have a specific skill that you would like to learn, please contact me.)
3pm -5 pm	Mounted Lessons, Games or Trail Rides
5pm to 6pm	Feed & Water, Pick out Stalls and Head home!

Day 5 from 3:00-5:00PM is Demo Day

Transportation
	Carpooling may be available. Please inquire
	No child will be released to a non-family member without permission of the parent.

Supplies the Rider Needs to Bring (label all items with the Rider's name)
	Signed release forms and information form.
	Bag Lunch, healthy snacks, drinks. (Snacks, drinks & bottled water will also be provided.)
	Certified ASTM/SEI approved Helmets are required and/or provided.
	Long pants, riding tights, jodphurs or breeches. (Required for all riding)
	Hard-soled boot or shoe with a heel or preferably riding boots. (Required for all riding.)
	Extra Shirt
	Shorts
	Tennis Shoes or Hiking Boots
	Extra Socks
	Bathing Suit and Towel
	Warm clothes and rain gear (In case…it is Garrett County!)
	Sunscreen and bug repellent
	Hairbrush & Personal Items
	Hard-soled boot or shoe with a heel or preferably riding boots. (Required for all riding.)
	Notebook & Pen for Classroom Sessions
	Journal to document Clinic experiences & memories!
	Camera

Supplies Your Horse/Pony Will Need To Bring (label all items with the Horse/Pony's name)
	Board Contract & Horse Info Form w/ feeding requirements.
	Negative Coggins Test and Record of Vaccinations
	Feed, Supplements & Hay (Hay can be purchased @ $3 per bale.)
	Bridle, Saddle, Girth, & Pad(s)
	Leg Wraps
	Halter & Lead Rope
	Longe line & Whip
	Grooming Kit
	Extra Towels
	Fly Spray
	Liniment
	Water & Feed Buckets w/ Snaps.
	Treats : )

Miscellaneous Information
	No gum or tobacco is permitted.
	Hair should be neatly braided or contained.
	All required forms must be completed before clinic starts.
	Use of Cell phones not permitted while riding or during Classes.

Download PDF File of Lists and Schedule Student Registration and Release (Waiver) Forms

"It's a lot like nuts and bolts - if the rider's nuts, the horse bolts!"
~The Horse Whisperer

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