COW WORKING & ROPING 2020
Saturday 18th APRIL & Sunday 19th APRIL 2019
Presents
Tim Jansen - Vaquero style ranch Roping
guy Robertson - horsemanship, cow working & obstacles
Come join us for a weekend filled with Cow working, Horsemanship and Roping!
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*vaquero ranch roping *cutting*
cow working * obstacles/trail * horsemanship*
about Tim's clinic.....
Ranch Roping Basic - In the basic clinic greenhorns and advanced ropers can learn the fundamental techniques of ranch roping. Here we concentrate on groundwork dummy roping. Starting from material science over sidearm shots to head and heels up to techniques to accustom your horse with the rope. It’s up to the skill’s, if we will have a look to advanced shot’s like the Houlihan, Backhand, Del Vieto, … Everyone will be picked up where it stands.
Ranch Roping Horseback - After we practiced the ranch roping techniques from the ground, we will proceed from horseback to the dummy. It’s good practice that the horse is already used to the rope while standing on the ground. We will practice the rein handling in combination with the rope and dally techniques to fix the cattle safely. In Ranch Roping the horse should move freely and fluently in every direction. Backing up, Sideways, Front and Hind turns,…
Ranch Roping Breakaway - In this clinic it’s time to work with real cattle. A large proportion of this course therefore also consists of Cowwork and Ranchsorting. In addition the dally technique will be deepened and also the positioning on cattle for head and heel shots. With the Breakaway Rope we will practice different shots on the cattle and link it with sorting and dallying techniques.
Ranch Roping Horseback - After we practiced the ranch roping techniques from the ground, we will proceed from horseback to the dummy. It’s good practice that the horse is already used to the rope while standing on the ground. We will practice the rein handling in combination with the rope and dally techniques to fix the cattle safely. In Ranch Roping the horse should move freely and fluently in every direction. Backing up, Sideways, Front and Hind turns,…
Ranch Roping Breakaway - In this clinic it’s time to work with real cattle. A large proportion of this course therefore also consists of Cowwork and Ranchsorting. In addition the dally technique will be deepened and also the positioning on cattle for head and heel shots. With the Breakaway Rope we will practice different shots on the cattle and link it with sorting and dallying techniques.
about guy....
Guy has travelled extensively, and considers himself a student of horsemanship and great horseman. Guy has trained and started horses all over the world, including UK, Australia, USA, Poland and New Zealand.
One of the key elements of the GRH program is giving purpose to our training. No where is this demonstrated more than in one of our cow working clinics.
It doesn’t matter if you ride English or western or whether you like warm bloods or quarter horses this clinic is a great way of building your horses confidence and developing your partnership with them. This clinic focuses on building your horses confidence around , obstacles/trail, water, cattle and introducing them to cutting, sorting, penning and performing basic tasks. All of our clinics involve tuition on horsemanship.
One of the key elements of the GRH program is giving purpose to our training. No where is this demonstrated more than in one of our cow working clinics.
It doesn’t matter if you ride English or western or whether you like warm bloods or quarter horses this clinic is a great way of building your horses confidence and developing your partnership with them. This clinic focuses on building your horses confidence around , obstacles/trail, water, cattle and introducing them to cutting, sorting, penning and performing basic tasks. All of our clinics involve tuition on horsemanship.
CLINIC PARTICULARS......
Times are approximate and can be subject to slight change nearer the event.
GROUP A- 9AM TO 12 NOON - TIM
GROUP B - 9AM TO 12 NOON - GUY
Lunch
GROUP A - 1PM 4PM - GUY
GROUP B - 1PM TO 4PM - TIM
Participant/Rider: £350 per rider/horse
Arrival: Friday from 4pm onwards
Departure: Sunday/Monday
GROUP A- 9AM TO 12 NOON - TIM
GROUP B - 9AM TO 12 NOON - GUY
Lunch
GROUP A - 1PM 4PM - GUY
GROUP B - 1PM TO 4PM - TIM
Participant/Rider: £350 per rider/horse
Arrival: Friday from 4pm onwards
Departure: Sunday/Monday
Deposit
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Spaces
8 spaces |
Payment of £100
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Balance
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Spaces
8 spaces |
Payment of £250
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Robertson Horse Training and Guy Robertson Horsemanship
Terms and Conditions
1. All persons attending this clinic/lessons, whether participating or as a spectator, do so at their own risk. The Organisers and Landowners do not accept responsibility for any accidents to persons, their animals or property. Entries accepted & admission granted subject to these conditions
2. All participants are strongly advised to ensure that they carry adequate third party insurance cover.
3. Hard Hats up to current standard MUST BE WORN whilst mounted or handling any horse. The wearing of gloves and Back Protectors (to the current safety standard) is recommended.
4. All dogs must be kept on leads (some clinics do not allow dogs please check with the host first)
5. Cancellation by participants will still require a full payment - unless your place can be filled from a waiting list. No refunds or transfers.
6. No stallions (unless it is a private lesson)
7. Strictly NO RECORDING devices are to be used, you may be asked to leave the venue & delete the footage.
Terms and Conditions
1. All persons attending this clinic/lessons, whether participating or as a spectator, do so at their own risk. The Organisers and Landowners do not accept responsibility for any accidents to persons, their animals or property. Entries accepted & admission granted subject to these conditions
2. All participants are strongly advised to ensure that they carry adequate third party insurance cover.
3. Hard Hats up to current standard MUST BE WORN whilst mounted or handling any horse. The wearing of gloves and Back Protectors (to the current safety standard) is recommended.
4. All dogs must be kept on leads (some clinics do not allow dogs please check with the host first)
5. Cancellation by participants will still require a full payment - unless your place can be filled from a waiting list. No refunds or transfers.
6. No stallions (unless it is a private lesson)
7. Strictly NO RECORDING devices are to be used, you may be asked to leave the venue & delete the footage.