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Carol Ellis and Oaken Lena 2003
CAROL ELLIS has been conducting clinics for over 20 years. She has been a guest clinician in Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, Utah and Nevada. She conducts weekend clinics in the spring and fall. During the summer months she is busy with bi-monthly clinics held at the LAZY HEART E ARENA. The clinics may be simple demonstration clinics to full arena clinics with mounted riders. The number of participants is always limited so each horse and rider is assured individual attention. The clinics can cover many subjects such as horsemanship, beginning reining, beginning barrel racing, advanced barrel racing, and pole bending. Clinics are held at the LAZY HEART E facility or on location at public and private facilities.
CAROL has expert knowledge of equine temperament and behavior that
enables her to quickly identify and correct problem areas and also to
identify areas of strength to help horse and rider gain a competitive
edge. She covers every step necessary not only to develop a good,
solid horse, but also to make any horse and rider combination more
confident. Schedule for 2008 Check back often for updates.
* Click on the Clinic name to see further details of that clinic. Clinic Details
Early Bird Clinic -
Barrel Racing Clinic
101 Clinic Summary: This clinic is designed for the beginner to advanced barrel racer. We will show how to train and tune your barrel horse from A-Z. Subjects covered will include: equipment; round pen work for the barrel horse, reining maneuvers important to the success in training the barrel horse, pattern work, and competitive psychology. Videos will be used, and awards will be given on the final day. SATURDAY
9AM MEET AT THE INDOOR ARENA GETTING TO KNOW YOU DISCUSSION OF EQUIPMENT VIDEO FIRST RUN Each student will be asked to complete the pattern.
This video will be used for comparison later. Students may work at the pace they
are most comfortable (walk, trot, lope). The balance of the day will be spent on
basic reining training and procedures to prepare each student and horse for the
barrel pattern on Sunday. Topics covered will be:
ROUND PEN FOR THE BARREL HORSE COLLECTION PROPER CIRCLES LEG YEILDS HALF-TURNS ON THE HIND QUARTER COUNTER ARC BACKING STOPS CHALK TALK ABOUT THE MECHANICS OF THE PATTERN SUNDAY
9AM SHORT CHURCH SERVICE QUESTION AND ANSWER DISCUSS COMPETITIVE PSYCHOLOGY DISCUSS GATE SOUR HORSES BARREL PATTERN DEMONSTRATION
Each student will be coached on the pattern at the walk, trot, and lope.
If time and space allow, there will be a demonstration of the four-barrel pattern.
CONCLUSION
SPECIAL AWARDS STUDENT JACKPOT- - $5 ENTRY FEE VIEW VIDEOS FINAL COMMENTS SPACE IS LIMITED TO 15 HORSES, SO SIGN UP EARLY. Click here for a clinic registration form. Barrel Racing Clinic
101
Rocky Ford, ColoradoDate: May 2,3,4 (7pm Friday, 9am Saturday/Sunday) Location: Tanner Time Training Center
Rocky Ford, Colorado
Guest Clinician: Carol Ellis
Contact: Carol Ellis at 970-532-2331 or
email at lazyhearte@aol.comCost: $275 per Horse
$35 per day audit fee ($50 for weekend)
Clinic Summary: This clinic is designed for the beginner to advanced barrel racer. We will show how to train and tune your barrel horse from A-Z. Subjects covered will include: equipment; round pen work for the barrel horse, reining maneuvers important to the success in training the barrel horse, pattern work, and competitive psychology. Videos will be used, and awards will be given on the final day. FRIDAY
7PM (without horse) Location: TBA
There will be a discussion of bits and equipment, plus questions
and answers. This is a general “getting to know you” session.
SATURDAY
9AM MEET AT THE INDOOR ARENA VIDEO FIRST RUN Each student will be asked to complete the pattern.
This video will be used for comparison later. Students may work at the pace they
are most comfortable (walk, trot, lope). The balance of the day will be spent on
basic reining training and procedures to prepare each student and horse for the
barrel pattern on Sunday. Topics covered will be:
ROUND PEN FOR THE BARREL HORSE COLLECTION PROPER CIRCLES LEG YIELDS HALF-TURNS ON THE HIND QUARTER COUNTER ARC BACKING STOPS CHALK TALK ABOUT THE MECHANICS OF THE PATTERN SUNDAY
9AM SHORT CHURCH SERVICE QUESTION AND ANSWER DISCUSS COMPETITIVE PSYCHOLOGY DISCUSS GATE SOUR HORSES BARREL PATTERN DEMONSTRATION
Each student will be coached on the pattern at the walk, trot, and lope.
If time and space allow, there will be a demonstration of the four-barrel pattern.
CONCLUSION
SPECIAL AWARDS STUDENT JACKPOT- - $5 ENTRY FEE VIEW VIDEOS FINAL COMMENTS SPACE IS LIMITED TO 15 HORSES, SO SIGN UP EARLY. Click here for a clinic registration form. Advanced Barrel Racing Clinic Clinic Summary: This clinic is designed for the barrel racer that is currently competing or ready to compete. You will learn how to execute quick turns and leave your barrels up. You will also learn how to keep your horse and yourself tuned up without souring your horse. SATURDAY
There may be some variation to the schedule because in addition to the above
topics we will discuss competitive psychology, gate sour horses, how to tune-up
yourself in addition to your horse, conditioning of both you and your horse,
things to know while hauling short and long distance.
We will also try to answer any questions you may have. Participants will, at certain times, be split into two groups. Each group will be working in different areas of the arena. There is a lot of riding and demand placed on horse and rider so be prepared and be in shape but don’t be afraid. We want you to have FUN too! SPACE IS LIMITED TO 15 HORSES, SO SIGN UP EARLY. Click here for a clinic registration form. Barrel Racing Clinic
101
Cortez, ColoradoDate: June 20 - 22 (7pm Friday, 9am Saturday/Sunday) Location: TZ Bar Stables
Cortez, Colorado
Guest Clinician: Carol Ellis
Contact: Carol Ellis at 970-532-2331 or
email at lazyhearte@aol.comCost: $300 per Horse
$35 per day audit fee ($50 for weekend)
Clinic Summary: This clinic is designed for the beginner to advanced barrel racer. We will show how to train and tune your barrel horse from A-Z. Subjects covered will include: equipment; round pen work for the barrel horse, reining maneuvers important to the success in training the barrel horse, pattern work, and competitive psychology. Videos will be used, and awards will be given on the final day. FRIDAY
7PM (without horse) Location: TBA
There will be a discussion of bits and equipment, plus questions
and answers. This is a general “getting to know you” session.
SATURDAY
9AM MEET AT THE INDOOR ARENA VIDEO FIRST RUN Each student will be asked to complete the pattern.
This video will be used for comparison later. Students may work at the pace they
are most comfortable (walk, trot, lope). The balance of the day will be spent on
basic reining training and procedures to prepare each student and horse for the
barrel pattern on Sunday. Topics covered will be:
ROUND PEN FOR THE BARREL HORSE COLLECTION PROPER CIRCLES LEG YIELDS HALF-TURNS ON THE HIND QUARTER COUNTER ARC BACKING STOPS CHALK TALK ABOUT THE MECHANICS OF THE PATTERN SUNDAY
9AM SHORT CHURCH SERVICE QUESTION AND ANSWER DISCUSS COMPETITIVE PSYCHOLOGY DISCUSS GATE SOUR HORSES BARREL PATTERN DEMONSTRATION
Each student will be coached on the pattern at the walk, trot, and lope.
If time and space allow, there will be a demonstration of the four-barrel pattern.
CONCLUSION
SPECIAL AWARDS STUDENT JACKPOT- - $5 ENTRY FEE VIEW VIDEOS FINAL COMMENTS SPACE IS LIMITED TO 15 HORSES, SO SIGN UP EARLY. Click here for a clinic registration form. Pole Bending
Clinic Clinic Summary: This clinic is designed for all ages and all levels of riders that either want to learn to run poles or for those that are currently running poles but would like some "tuning up" and "tips to get faster". Special tips on "keeping them up". SPACE IS LIMITED, SO SIGN UP EARLY. Click here for a clinic registration form. Barrel Racing Clinic
101 Clinic Summary: This clinic is designed for the beginner to advanced barrel racer. We will show how to train and tune your barrel horse from A-Z. Subjects covered will include: equipment; round pen work for the barrel horse, reining maneuvers important to the success in training the barrel horse, pattern work, and competitive psychology. Videos will be used, and awards will be given on the final day. SATURDAY
9AM MEET AT THE INDOOR ARENA GETTING TO KNOW YOU DISCUSSION OF EQUIPMENT VIDEO FIRST RUN Each student will be asked to complete the pattern.
This video will be used for comparison later. Students may work at the pace they
are most comfortable (walk, trot, lope). The balance of the day will be spent on
basic reining training and procedures to prepare each student and horse for the
barrel pattern on Sunday. Topics covered will be:
ROUND PEN FOR THE BARREL HORSE COLLECTION PROPER CIRCLES LEG YEILDS HALF-TURNS ON THE HIND QUARTER COUNTER ARC BACKING STOPS CHALK TALK ABOUT THE MECHANICS OF THE PATTERN SUNDAY
9AM SHORT CHURCH SERVICE QUESTION AND ANSWER DISCUSS COMPETITIVE PSYCHOLOGY DISCUSS GATE SOUR HORSES BARREL PATTERN DEMONSTRATION
Each student will be coached on the pattern at the walk, trot, and lope.
If time and space allow, there will be a demonstration of the four-barrel pattern.
CONCLUSION
SPECIAL AWARDS STUDENT JACKPOT- - $5 ENTRY FEE VIEW VIDEOS FINAL COMMENTS SPACE IS LIMITED TO 15 HORSES, SO SIGN UP EARLY. Click here for a clinic registration form.
22nd Annual Lazy Heart E Summer Series Course Summary:
All classes meet on Tuesays. LOTS OF INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. Registration and $120 deposit due June 1. | ||||||||||
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