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Alice Trindle: Developing a Willing Partnership with your Horse. The Art of Developing a Willing Partnership. Alice shares her principles of developing a soft attitude with willing movements to enhance the lifetime journey of horsemanship. She combines a knowledge of classical dressage with her heritage of working cow horse to assist humans in finding their partnership with their horse. Wednesday, January 1, 2014. T&T Winter Newsletter 2014. We are happy to share our Winter 2014 Newsletter.
Alice Trindle: Developing a Willing Partnership with your Horse.: Tip for the Ride - Riding in the Halter One-Rein
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Alice Trindle: Developing a Willing Partnership with your Horse. The Art of Developing a Willing Partnership. Alice shares her principles of developing a soft attitude with willing movements to enhance the lifetime journey of horsemanship. She combines a knowledge of classical dressage with her heritage of working cow horse to assist humans in finding their partnership with their horse. Wednesday, May 28, 2014. Tip for the Ride - Riding in the Halter One-Rein. It has been a crazy spring, but all good!
Alice Trindle: Developing a Willing Partnership with your Horse.: Preparing for a Great Ride - Suppling Positions
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Alice Trindle: Developing a Willing Partnership with your Horse. The Art of Developing a Willing Partnership. Alice shares her principles of developing a soft attitude with willing movements to enhance the lifetime journey of horsemanship. She combines a knowledge of classical dressage with her heritage of working cow horse to assist humans in finding their partnership with their horse. Monday, March 17, 2014. Preparing for a Great Ride - Suppling Positions. March 17, 2014 at 3:27 PM. Simple template....
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Alice Trindle: Developing a Willing Partnership with your Horse. The Art of Developing a Willing Partnership. Alice shares her principles of developing a soft attitude with willing movements to enhance the lifetime journey of horsemanship. She combines a knowledge of classical dressage with her heritage of working cow horse to assist humans in finding their partnership with their horse. Saturday, November 22, 2014. Horse Study Sophomores Marilyn and Patti. For the current newsletter. We are very exci...
Alice Trindle: Developing a Willing Partnership with your Horse.: Tip for the Ride Video ~ Preparing for a Great Ride
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Alice Trindle: Developing a Willing Partnership with your Horse. The Art of Developing a Willing Partnership. Alice shares her principles of developing a soft attitude with willing movements to enhance the lifetime journey of horsemanship. She combines a knowledge of classical dressage with her heritage of working cow horse to assist humans in finding their partnership with their horse. Thursday, January 2, 2014. Tip for the Ride Video Preparing for a Great Ride. Happy New Year everyone. Simple template&...
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Snow Horse: The quest for Ski Joring in Oregon continues
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Wednesday, October 3, 2012. The quest for Ski Joring in Oregon continues. Another good suggestion and positive response to my Oregon search came from Shelley Hakanson at Wy'east Nordic Center. She says that on Mt. Hood "there is a very big contingent of folks who skijor." She described how much fun she has had doing it with her dog and encouraged me to contact the Oregon Nordic Club. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Alice Trindle: Developing a Willing Partnership with your Horse. Although I have yet t...
Snow Horse: Continuing Oregon Ski Joring quest
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012. Continuing Oregon Ski Joring quest. Ski Bowl in the Summer. The third and last positive response I got from my summer queries came from Greg "CHOPPER" Moreno the Manager at Mt. Hood Adventure. Another photo of Mt. Hood from Ski Bowl in the Summer. He also made the point that the Forest Service might have regulations about horses on multi use trails. I had not thought of this, so I gave the Zig Zag Ranger Station another call. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Starting Over....
Snow Horse: Sandpoint and Leadville 2012
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012. Sandpoint and Leadville 2012. Recently I received an e-mail about the up coming and annual Leadville event. I checked the weather and snow depth. Leadville has about 20 inches today! Lets hope for more. Plan for March 3 and 4th. The 62nd annual Leadville Ski Joring and Crystal Carnival. Just a quick note to let you know that Ski Joring in Leadville is a go! Thanks for coming, and we'll see you when you get here! Paul and Dee Dee Copper. George and Connie Sebastyen. Its and i...
Snow Horse: January 2012
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Diagram of a Course at Whitefish. Recently I was asked if I have a diagram for setting up the saddle and rope. Unfortunately, I don't. However, as I was looking at what I do have I came across a diagram for a course. Vernon Kiser sent me a course they have used for skijoring at Whitefish. That I for some reason did not post. And if you have a diagram to how you set up your saddle and rope, I'd love to see it! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Old Horses: Better With Age. Although I...
Snow Horse: October 2012
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012. Continuing Oregon Ski Joring quest. Ski Bowl in the Summer. The third and last positive response I got from my summer queries came from Greg "CHOPPER" Moreno the Manager at Mt. Hood Adventure. Another photo of Mt. Hood from Ski Bowl in the Summer. He also made the point that the Forest Service might have regulations about horses on multi use trails. I had not thought of this, so I gave the Zig Zag Ranger Station another call. Wednesday, October 3, 2012. She says that on Mt. ...
Snow Horse: March 2011
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Friday, March 11, 2011. Keep Ski Joring Alive! One important basic requirement for ski joring is snow. While a ton makes it that much better, a mere six inches of snow is all that is necessary. That is not a lot. However, it needs to be packed firm and level. As Vernon Kiser from Whitefish Montana. Adds to what Kiser and Smith say, " You only need about 4in to 6in of packed snow. The harder the snow, the faster the horses can run.". Prepared horses, riders, and skiers are obviously required participants&...
Snow Horse: February 2012
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012. Sandpoint and Leadville 2012. Recently I received an e-mail about the up coming and annual Leadville event. I checked the weather and snow depth. Leadville has about 20 inches today! Lets hope for more. Plan for March 3 and 4th. The 62nd annual Leadville Ski Joring and Crystal Carnival. Just a quick note to let you know that Ski Joring in Leadville is a go! Thanks for coming, and we'll see you when you get here! Paul and Dee Dee Copper. George and Connie Sebastyen. Alice Tri...
Snow Horse: July 2012
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012. Sandpoint Idaho in the Summer. So, it's happened again. On my drive home from school this summer I passed through another skijoring town. While I wasn't able to stop, this time I knew we would pass by signs for Sandpoint Idaho. Again, I forgot to post this photo until months later. Now as I look at websites for Sandpoint. I wish I could have tarried there awhile. One of my goals this summer is to search out skijoring here in Oregon! I'd love to hear from you! View my complete pr...
Snow Horse: Keep Ski Joring Alive!
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Friday, March 11, 2011. Keep Ski Joring Alive! One important basic requirement for ski joring is snow. While a ton makes it that much better, a mere six inches of snow is all that is necessary. That is not a lot. However, it needs to be packed firm and level. As Vernon Kiser from Whitefish Montana. Adds to what Kiser and Smith say, " You only need about 4in to 6in of packed snow. The harder the snow, the faster the horses can run.". Prepared horses, riders, and skiers are obviously required participants&...
Snow Horse: Red Lodge 2012
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Thursday, March 8, 2012. The last non-sanctioned Race according to the NASJA race calendar. Is the National Finals Ski-Joring Races happening this weekend in Red Lodge March 9th - 11th. With a 700 foot course and 20-some slalom gates and four jumps. It sounds like a fun course! Be there by registration time on Friday night 6-9 pm. There apparently is no late registration, and it sounds like they mean it! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Alice Trindle: Developing a Willing Partnership with your Horse.
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