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attend one. two or three days of the program.Narramore noted, however, that instruction will be progressive.
Ginic activities will begin at 9 a.m. with riders divided into two instructional groups for lessons and lectures between 9:30 and 12:30. After a lunch break, classes
will resume with more health oriented lectures and mounted instruction until 4:30.
Special optional events planned include demonstrations on breaking a young horse scheduled for each afternoon after the finish of the day’s activities, a guest lecture by local veterinarian Fay Witherell and a presentation for parents on the final evening of the clinic.
Permission slips and hard hats for participants are absolutely necessary as are negative Coggins tests for all visiting horses. For further information, call Sherry at 937-5558 or Jane at 937-5367.
Last day to register is Wednesday, August 13. Nonriders are welcome to aduit the clinic at charges of S5 per day.
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