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Shawna Karrasch: Equine Positive Reinforcement Clinic -NH
May 25, 2018 @ 7:00 pm - May 26, 2018 @ 5:00 pm
The clinic will be held at Live and Let Live Farm is an animal rescue located in Chichester, NH
Live and Let Live Farm is pleased to announce that they will be hosting Shawna Karrasch, a renowned teacher and reward based trainer, on the weekend of May 26th and 27th. We will have an informal intro on Friday evening at 7. The clinics begin at 9 and go all day. Lunches will be available for a donation.
Shawna was well received last year and the clinic is full with a waiting list for those attending with their horse. There is plenty of room for auditors but it would be helpful to bring a chair.
The cost to audit one day is $50 or $75 for both.
For more information please contact Patricia Sanborn at blackhorsefarm@gmail.com or 603 396 4299
About Shawna:
The thing that our students love most about Shawna is that she smiles ALL the time. You can’t go wrong with Shawna. Whatever happens in your horse training is just information, and the more things seem to go off plan, the more amused she seems to be. Perhaps it’s just because Shawna loves teaching people and training horses so much, it’s all just more fun. So having Shawna guide you through your learning will help you to relax and enjoy it
Shawna has been teaching horse owners how to train their horses with rewards for over 25 years. She is the author of “You Can Train Your Horse to do Anything” . She has trained people at the top of their game, such as Olympic Gold Medallist, Beezie Madden and in all discilpnes. She is as excited to teach a back-yard horse-keeper to teach their horse to load as she is to teach a top show-jumper, such as Beezie Madden. It’s all fun for her and she loves making it fun for you.
Come along to this clinic with Shawna and enjoy time with this world class trainer. This is an incredible opportunity for you to have a lesson with your horse or spectate the clinic first hand. You are guaranteed to have fun and learn loads to improve your positive horse training knowledge and practice.
“There are times when you’d love to say to the horse, ‘That was right!’ and we’ve never had a way to do that. I think it’s a big hole in the system that we have. I think that this fills in that hole.”
Beezie Madden USA
3 times Olympic Medallist
