CH Equine

Developing a Functional Sport Horse
2026-06-26 - 2026-06-28 | CH Equine Facility, 6505 East 160th Avenue, Brighton, CO, 80602, United States
Intermediate & Advanced Riders
8 Rider Maximum | $600 per rider | Auditing $25/day
A truly developed sport horse is not just an “arena horse.”
This clinic focuses on creating a mentally and physically capable horse that you can ride safely and confidently in a variety of environments. Through intentional use of terrain, varied exercises, and thoughtful gymnastic work, we develop horses as whole athletes — not just movers between the letters.
Riders will work in semi-private sessions focused on:

Building confidence outside the arena
Developing balance on varied footing
Strengthening through hills and terrain
Preventing mental burnout
Creating a thinking, adaptable partner

A horse that can only perform in one setting is incomplete. A functional sport horse is capable, confident, and mentally steady wherever you take them.

Conquering Fear
2026-07-10 - 2026-07-12 | CH Equine Facility, 6505 East 160th Avenue, Brighton, CO, 80602, United States
All Levels Welcome
6 Rider Maximum | $800 per rider | Auditing $25/day
Is fear stealing the joy of being with your horse?
Have past experiences left you hesitant, tense, or doubting yourself?
This one-of-a-kind clinic brings together two powerful perspectives:
Cody — with over 20 years of professional horse training and horsemanship experience — and Daniel, a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Provider, offering tools to address the emotional and psychological side of fear.
Together, they create a supportive, practical, and transformative environment where you will:

Understand where fear originates
Learn tools to regulate your nervous system
Develop confidence through structured, progressive exposure
Improve communication with your horse
Regain enjoyment and trust in the partnership

Semi-private sessions ensure personalized support.
This clinic is about empowerment — not pushing, not proving — but rebuilding confidence step by step.

Classical Dressage | Spearfish, SD
2026-07-17, 2026-07-18 - 2026-07-19, 2026-08-15 - 2026-08-16 | CO
Cody travels throughout the country to bring classical, horse-centered education to riders who are ready to elevate their understanding and their results.
If a clinic is coming to your area, this is your opportunity to experience focused, structured instruction designed to develop both you and your horse — mentally and physically.
Whether you are starting a young horse, refining advanced work, rebuilding confidence, or seeking greater clarity in your training, Cody meets you exactly where you are and provides a systematic path forward.
His teaching is rooted in classical principles and biomechanics, emphasizing:
• Calm, straight, forward development• Correct basics that support upper-level work• Rider position, timing, and feel• Clear communication and effective aids• Strength without force• Long-term soundness and sustainability
Riders leave Cody’s clinics with more than just new exercises. They gain understanding. They gain structure. They gain practical tools they can apply immediately at home.
Each session is focused, progressive, and tailored to the individual horse and rider — ensuring meaningful development rather than quick fixes.
If you are serious about improving your partnership, building confidence, and developing your horse correctly, joining an out-of-state clinic is a powerful investment in your education.
Spots are limited at each location to maintain quality instruction. We encourage early registration. Please contact the hostess for more information on rider participation or auditing.
Come ready to learn.Leave with clarity, direction, and renewed motivation.

Classical Dressage Clinic | Steamboat Springs, CO
2026-08-07 - 2026-08-09, 2026-09-11 - 2026-09-13 | CO

Foundations Bootcamp
2026-08-28 - 2026-08-30 | CH Equine Facility, 6505 East 160th Avenue, Brighton, CO, 80602, United States
Beginner to Intermediate Riders
10 Rider Maximum | $750 per rider | Auditing $25/day
Every professional builds on the same thing: a correct foundation.
Without it, progress becomes inconsistent, confusing, and often unfair to the horse. With it, everything becomes clear, purposeful, and sustainable.
The Foundations Clinic is designed to strengthen the core principles that support everything — from a horse’s first rides to advanced movements. Whether you are restarting your education, refining your basics, or looking to solidify your understanding, this clinic builds directly on your current abilities and expands them.
This is not just about your horse.
It is about developing you as a rider and horseman.
Over the course of the clinic, you will gain clarity, structure, and practical tools you can apply immediately at home. We focus on equipping you with additional skills and exercises, so you leave with a stronger, more versatile “toolbox” — one that allows you to adapt, troubleshoot, and progress with confidence.
Clinic includes:

In-depth educational lectures
Groundwork sessions to improve communication and body awareness
Focused riding instruction
Equipment education — what to use, why, and how
Rider position refinement and aid clarity
Correct training progression for long-term development

We do not just teach exercises. We teach the principles behind them.
When you understand why something works biomechanically and mentally for the horse, your riding becomes more precise, more intentional, and far more effective. Your progress accelerates because you are no longer guessing — you are training with purpose.
Strong foundations are not basic.
They are powerful.
And they are what create confident riders, sound horses, and long-term success.
This Bootcamp will be instructed by Cody and Daniel.

Symposium with Cody Harrison
2026-09-05 - 2026-09-06 | CH Equine Facility, 6505 East 160th Avenue, Brighton, CO, 80602, United States
All Levels Welcome
Auditing Only | $150 for both days
Our Symposium is the perfect introduction to our training philosophy and approach.
Over two immersive days, you’ll experience:

Educational lectures
Live demonstrations
Rider instruction
In-depth Q&A sessions

This event is designed to inspire you, refine your eye, and help you better understand what correct training looks like. Whether you’re new to classical principles or already on the journey, you will leave with clearer direction and renewed motivation.
This is a wonderful opportunity to observe, ask questions, and gain insight without riding.

Classical Dressage | Gadsden, AL
2026-09-17 - 2026-09-20, 2026-11-13 - 2026-11-15 | CO

Beyond the Arena
2026-09-25 - 2026-09-27 | CH Equine Facility, 6505 East 160th Avenue, Brighton, CO, 80602, United States
Intermediate & Advanced Riders
8 Rider Maximum | $600 per rider | Auditing $25/day
The arena is important — but it is not the whole world.
Beyond the Arena is designed to help horse and rider become confident outside the comfort zone of the arena. Step by step, we help you build relaxation, responsiveness, and security in new environments.
Riders work in pairs, so no one feels alone. We focus on:

Emotional regulation for horse and rider
Maintaining connection outside the ring
Safe progression into new spaces
Developing bravery without pressure

This clinic empowers you with tools you can continue using long after the weekend ends.

Rider Refinement Course
2026-10-01 - 2026-10-04 | CH Equine Facility, 6505 East 160th Avenue, Brighton, CO, 80602, United States
All Levels Welcome
6 Rider Maximum | $1,200 per rider
This extended course allows time for real development — not just quick fixes.
Over four days, riders focus on problem-solving, consistency, and the application of new exercises. With only six participants, each rider receives significant personal attention and the opportunity to practice between sessions.
The curriculum adapts to the needs of the horses and riders present, and may include:

Biomechanics and correct development
Refining aids and timing
Improving consistency in movements
Addressing training plateaus
Understanding horse behavior more deeply

Semi-private sessions provide both guided instruction and structured self-practice time — an essential component in building independence and feel.
This is for riders ready to elevate their understanding and execution.

Cavalletti
2026-10-17 | CH Equine Facility, 6505 East 160th Avenue, Brighton, CO, 80602, United States
Intermediate & Advanced Riders
12 Rider Maximum | $250 per rider | Auditing $25/day
Cavalletti work is one of the most underutilized tools in developing a strong, supple, balanced sport horse.
In this hands-on, high-energy clinic, Cody will teach you how to correctly set distances and heights specific to your horse’s gaits — no guesswork, no random pole placement. You’ll learn how often to school cavalletti at home, how to avoid overdoing it, and how to use poles strategically to build strength without strain.
When used properly, cavalletti:

Increase strength and elasticity
Improve balance and coordination
Develop straightness and throughness
Stretch and loosen tight musculature
Improve rider feel and distance awareness
Encourage proper use of the topline

This clinic is designed for riders who want to refine the details and add another powerful tool to their training program. Cavalletti, when done correctly, creates noticeable changes in your horse’s body and way of going.

Classical Dressage | Athens, TX
2026-11-06 - 2026-11-08 | CO
