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✨ We’re thrilled to be at The 1890 Ranch in beautiful Elizabeth, CO this weekend for our clinic: Developing a Functional Sport Horse. Looking forward to a weekend of learning, growth, and connection with both horses and riders! 🏇
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Day One, Every Day
As your horse advances in training, it’s not only important to add new movements—it’s equally vital to preserve what has already been learned. Too often, once riders reach a certain level, they stop practicing the simple exercises that built the foundation for more advanced work.
But you must never abandon the basics. Those fundamental exercises are what made your horse balanced enough, strong enough, supple enough, and mentally understanding enough to progress in the first place. If you let go of those building blocks, you will eventually lose the advanced movements as well.
Every ride should begin as if it were day one. If your horse is going well, you can review your years of work in 10–15 minutes. When you hit a sticky spot, that’s your signal to pause and work there. Once the issue smooths out, you move forward.
The day you check through everything and it all feels supple, balanced, and easy—that’s the day you’ve earned the right to add something new.
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Unlock the Power of Cavalletti
Join us for a dynamic and educational clinic designed to help you unlock the full potential of cavalletti work. Cavalletti exercises offer countless benefits for horses of all ages and disciplines—and Cody Harrison will guide you step-by-step through how to use them with purpose and precision.
In this clinic, you’ll discover how to:
• Adjust height and spacing to suit your horse’s unique gaits
• Decide how often to incorporate cavalletti into your routine
• Build strength, flexibility, and suppleness with structured exercises
• Release tension and improve range of motion
• Enhance balance, rhythm, and stride accuracy
Whether you’re developing a young horse or refining a seasoned partner, this clinic will give you the tools to improve performance, promote soundness, and create long-lasting results.
📌 Details
• Rider Participation: $250
• Auditing: $25 (click below to reserve your spot!)
👉 Message us for the Auditor Registration Form
📅 Spaces are limited—sign up today and take your training to the next level!
📞 Contact Carrie for registration info:
(720) 312-9139 | Info@CH-Equine.com
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🌞 Volunteer with Horses!
Love horses and have free mornings? We’re looking for an able-bodied volunteer with some horse experience who is retired, or is home-schooled.
📅 Schedule: Tuesday–Saturday
🕗 Time: 8 AM – 12 PM
🐴 Grooming & tacking
🐴 Hands-on horse time
🐴 Peaceful mornings in the barn
✨ Bonus: Volunteers are welcome to audit all of our clinics free of charge!
If this sounds like you, reach out — we’d love to connect.
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