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Expo Guests
Speakers & Demonstrations |
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Dr Mitch Downey
– Somerset Vet Clinic - Equine Infectious Disease
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Gary
Severson – Olympic Saddler – Saddle Fitting &
Soft Tissue Adjustments |
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Wadean Chadwick
& Sandra Beaulieu – “What is the Dressage Judge Looking
For”
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 Louise
Poppema “Head to Heart”
– Animal Communicator
$30 per half hour
session appointments available
Bring a photo of your animal
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 Dr
Kevin Richards
Nadeau Chiropractic and Wellness Ctr.
Rider Assoc. Physical Issues
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Steve & Jana
Scotia – Equine Dentistry
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 Renaissance
Farm Vaulters: The
Renaissance Farm Vaulting club began seven years ago with
one member and has now grown to fifteen. The club has
both a competitive team and a recreational team. The
competitive team has attended Regionals each year and this
year is going to Nationals. The team is based out of
Renaissance Farm in Wilton, NH and is coached by its owner
Pam Fleurant. Her success is clearly evident in her
team.
www.renaissancefarminfo.org
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 Anna
Bergenstrahle: Postural Correction & Body
Coordination for the Rider
Anna Bergenstrahle has a Masters in Exercise Physiology and
is part owner of a Yoga and Pilates studio in Sarasota,
FL. She specializes in the Egoscue Method of postural
alignment and functional movement. Proper postural
alignment and body coordination are important for riders.
Anna enjoys helping both horse and rider by
allowing riders to have a better chance to communicate with
their horses. Currently she keeps horses and rides with Jean
Luc Cornille in Sarasota, FL. |
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Maine Dog Agility Clinic
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Expo Guest
Clinicians |
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Chris Lombard
Friday:
Indoor: Control of the Flight Instinct
Lecture: How Horses Think: Understand Horse
Training Philosophy
Saturday:
Indoor: Bareback & Brideless
Lecture:
Working with your
Fear: Create a path to Confidence
Sunday:
Indoor: Confidence in Riding; Improving our feel
and timing
Lecture: Finding
Softness: Improving your Feel and Timing |
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 Kevin
Crane
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Friday Clinic
- The foundation of true partnership with your horse.
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Lecture- The
4 Keys to Horsemanship: Communication, Criticism,
Observation and Consistency.
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Saturday Clinic
– Colt starting for success
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Lecture –
Getting out of the horses way.
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Sunday Clinic
– Trouble shooting with your horse.
Lecture – The Ideal horse
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Jean Luc
Cornille
Friday:
Clinic
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1st
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Jumping
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2nd
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Dressage for all Riders
Saturday:
Clinic
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Dressage
“Truly in Hand”
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Lecture
– There is a better Way
Sunday:
Clinic
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Maine
Driving Club: Clinics Saturday and Sunday |
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Maine Mounted Cowboy Shooters:
Clinics Saturday and Sunday
Performers will
be Bill Ledoux and Sheri Robicheau
Cowboy
Mounted Shooting is a multi-faceted equestrian sport
in which contestants compete using two single action
revolvers, loaded with blank ammunition specifically
manufactured to CMSA standards. Mounted
contestants shoot 10 reactionary targets while
negotiating a specified course of fire on horseback.
A truly
unique aspect of our sport is the emphasis placed on
period clothing, tack and other equipment used in
CMSA competitions. The clothing and equipment
used should be typical of that available in the
American West during the late 19th and early 20th
century (thru Silver Screen era.)
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Dan Sumerel:
Clinics all three days: Author of “Finding
the Magic” Endorsed by Veterinarians such as Dr.
Robert Miller, Dr. Marvin Cain, Dr Robert Cook;
Trainer of People
“Problems” and Problem Horses |
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