Lincoln Equestrian Center will be hosting yet another event this weekend! Sarah Martin, USDF certified instructor though 4th level, and graduate of the judges "L" program will be instructing riders of all levels on Saturday and Sunday.
Sarah Martin teaches out of her Taka Chi Stables in Blanca Colorado. Her career in the horse world has taken her across the country, and through a variety of different disciplines of riding. Martin started her horse career in the Arab world, moving into Endurance riding back to Arabs and eventually, into dressage.
I'm sure that having ridden so many different types of horses in a variety of different disciplines will make Sarah a very knowledgeable and understanding clinician. The USDF certification process does produce good quality instructors who are prepared to teach riders at all skill levels. This is a great opportunity for riders in the area to come, watch and learn!
The clinic is open to auditors, please bring your own chairs. There is no fee to audit. A limited number of lunches will be available to auditors, at a cost of $7.00for a deli sandwich, chips, drink and desert.
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Thursday, November 15, 2007
Monday, September 17, 2007
Work Can Be Fun
Lincoln Equestrian Center is home to a riding club called "The Pony Posse." It is an all ages all disciplines club. We'll be hosting a combined Training Show October 14th, you should all come and have some fun! Contact me via email and I would be happy to get you some entry forms!
Sunday, the "LEC PP" assembled at LEC to work on our developing Cross Country Course. We all worked together with donated materials to make some really cool jumps. All in all it was a productive and fun day. Working on these projects together really makes the Posse feel less like a club and more like family.

One man's junk....

...is another barn's jump

Men? At the barn?

Admiring the day's work

Power tools, heavy lifting and kids don't go so well together, so Libby and Ana focused on developing inovative new hair styles for the ponies.
Sunday, the "LEC PP" assembled at LEC to work on our developing Cross Country Course. We all worked together with donated materials to make some really cool jumps. All in all it was a productive and fun day. Working on these projects together really makes the Posse feel less like a club and more like family.
One man's junk....
...is another barn's jump
Men? At the barn?
Admiring the day's work
Power tools, heavy lifting and kids don't go so well together, so Libby and Ana focused on developing inovative new hair styles for the ponies.
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