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    The clinic will cover showmanship skills and techniques. Paul Huettl, a certified judge, will teach participants how to properly train and show horses in showmanship. The clinic will be held on June 1st at the Western Trails Equestrian Center. It will cover topics like starting and stopping a horse, pivots, positioning, and handler appearance. The cost is $45 for participants and $20 for auditors. A minimum of 5 participants is required to hold the clinic.

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    The clinic will cover showmanship skills and techniques. Paul Huettl, a certified judge, will teach participants how to properly train and show horses in showmanship. The clinic will be held on June 1st at the Western Trails Equestrian Center. It will cover topics like starting and stopping a horse, pivots, positioning, and handler appearance. The cost is $45 for participants and $20 for auditors. A minimum of 5 participants is required to hold the clinic.

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    Paul Huettl SMS Clinic

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    The clinic will cover showmanship skills and techniques. Paul Huettl, a certified judge, will teach participants how to properly train and show horses in showmanship. The clinic will be held on June 1st at the Western Trails Equestrian Center. It will cover topics like starting and stopping a horse, pivots, positioning, and handler appearance. The cost is $45 for participants and $20 for auditors. A minimum of 5 participants is required to hold the clinic.

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    Showmanship Clinic
    Western Trails Equestrian Center 6675 Hwy. WW West Bend, WI 53090 Paul Huettl

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    About Paul: Paul is a certified judge with multiple organizations. He has been in horses for most of his life and trains out of his farm Pleasure Valley Paint & Quarter Horses. A well-rounded horseman he will have plenty to teach about Showmanship including tips to help you in the Show Ring!
    Date: June 1, 2012 Time: 5:30PM - 9:30PM (chose weekday as show weekends are too busy now). Questions: Call Kathy @ 262 993 1256 or Ute @ 262 339 2085. Kathy.Brost@yahoo.com or Ute.Nielsen@yahoo.com Cost: Participant and Horse Cost: Auditor $45.00 $20.00 can be paid day of clinic)

    Indoor or outdoor arena available so rain or shine! Need at least 5 participants to hold the clinic .

    2012 Coggins REQUIRED


    Payment to reserve your spot must be received by 5/28/12 ________________________________________________________________________________ Please make check payable to : Ute Nielsen Mail check to: 1606 E. Paradise Dr. West Bend, WI 53095 # of participants __________ x $_____________ = Total ________

    DONT BE LEFT BEHIND. SHARPEN YOUR SKILLS AND YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR HORSE EVEN IF YOU DONT PLAN ON SHOWING. SHOWMANSHIP HAS MANY BENEFITS TO YOU AND YOUR PARTNER!! HOPE YOU CAN MAKE IT.

    Clinic Outline: (some of the items that will be covered, not necessarily in this order)
    How To - Beginner

    What is Showmanship and how is it different from Halter in hand? Training the Showmanship Horse: Starting/Stopping Teaching the Pivot Trotting Off Walking off (who steps off first0 Setting-up (how to achieve it, time and precision) Back-up (how to make that horse straight) Training the Handler to show the SMS horse Where to position the handler next to the horse How to hold the lead rope (English and western) How to hold your arms Proper over all position (not too stiff, not floppy, not fake) Learning the Quarter System Eye Contact, when to look at Judge Line-up (dont stop showing until dismissed from the ring) Handler Appearance: Men (if there are any in class) Women: Clothing, Make-up, Hat, Hair. Horse Appearance: Clean shaven, Groomed and spit shined, mane, hooves, body appearance on the whole. Tack: Halter and Lead. How should it be placed on the horse (ie: halter should not be loose, lead should not have a super long chain etc.) Patterns How to determine where to stand by the cone according to a pattern. How to determine how many steps to back up to the cone to do a pivot How to decide whether to stand to the right or left of the cone before approaching the judge. How far away from the judge should I stop my horse? Other helpful hints when performing a pattern from a Judges perspective What is the biggest error you see participants make when doing patterns Dos Make sure clothing is crisp and clean, if wearing jeans make sure they are neatly pressed with no rips. Clean well shaped hat. Clean boots. Spit shined horse from head to toe Smile and look confident (even if you are nervous and scared) Study the pattern and practice with your horse before entering the show ring Keep showing even if you make a mistake (maybe the judge didnt see it) Continue showing until you are dismissed from the ring. Dont Do not over-show and/or be fake Dont wear excessive makeup/jewelry Dont enter the ring with unkempt clothing. Do not touch your horse at any time (this is different in halter classes) Dont give excessive cues (ie: cluck loudly or kiss etc) Dont touch the lead chain Dont yank on your horse. Question/Answers:

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