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Post by bertie666 on Jan 6, 2011 18:20:37 GMT 1
Does anyone know of one? Yorkshire area if poss? Thanks  |
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Post by ellibell on Jan 6, 2011 19:39:48 GMT 1
Taken from WES
Yorkshire: Lisa Bruin – Tel. 07789 990129. 1 Long Moor Lane, Shelley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 8LYDr. Megan Roughley – Tel. 01904 607400.
7 Loraine Avenue, Elvington, Yorks. YO4 5BB
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Post by bertie666 on Jan 6, 2011 22:47:21 GMT 1
u star thankyou |
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Post by curly on Jan 6, 2011 22:55:38 GMT 1
Lisa Bruin backed and kept my fell pony for his first 7 years and apparently he went out and did demo's with her. I have never met her, but have heard she is wonderful, and if my Tom is anything to go by, she must be good!!
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Post by curly on Jan 6, 2011 22:57:33 GMT 1
where are you in yorkshire because there is a western instructor at the yard I'm at and we have a club called 'loose reins' where we get together once a month for a group training lesson and we do socials too. The guy uses his western horse if anyone doesn't have one to use. We are near Kirkby Lonsdale, south lakes.
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Post by bertie666 on Jan 6, 2011 23:00:57 GMT 1
im east yorkshire so think thats the wrong side?
This may sound a bit odd but I had an animal communicator a few weeks back and he said whinney would prefer more western style riding so Im interested to learn more about it and maybe have some lessons on whinney so to speak to learn how to ride her like it if that makes any sense!
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Post by curly on Jan 6, 2011 23:10:27 GMT 1
I've only had a couple of western lessons with callum but he was great. He taught me how to get my fell to stop being lazy in the school and needing to keep my leg on all the time. Also how to ride on a contact - which I'm still working on!
I don't think it's odd to have a animal communicator, I had one to our tbx who was very cross at the time! He told us he was bored and wasn't doing enough work! At the time we were giving him a lot of physio and not riding him, and he was furious! She had no way of knowing that he wasn't being ridden. She was called Julie Rolls, I think she's from over your way.
Good luck with it, may as well give it a go.
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Post by dingbat on Jan 7, 2011 14:14:07 GMT 1
I can vouch for Megan. Shes really good with people and horses. My horse is a stress head at times and she was great with us. |
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Post by ellibell on Jan 7, 2011 15:08:12 GMT 1
Also Wes area 5 are holding a 3 day clinic at Bishop Burton College 29th, 30th april and 1st May this year. Bruce Lawrence is teacing and another uncomfirmed instructor, last yr it was Lisa Bruin. I am going with both my fell ponies. Bruce is amazing and is theone person to stick with my post traumatoic stress attacks to get me riding agian after 2 really bad falls and spinal damage. Contact M. Kemp the area 5 rep , details on the www. wes-uk.com page.
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Post by bertie666 on Jan 7, 2011 16:40:15 GMT 1
ooo thts near me! So you can take ur neddy? Sounds brilliant!
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Post by ellibell on Jan 7, 2011 17:55:00 GMT 1
Yes but you need to be a member of WES I think, ask Margaret Kemp. The cost usually includes stable and 5 hrs of lessons (2 fri, 2 sat 1 sun) just need hay and feed. ALso rooms on site are quite cheap too.
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Post by catg on Jan 9, 2011 0:13:03 GMT 1
We're back at The Yorkshire Equine Clinic 30th April to 1st May for a David Gray clinic.
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Post by anastasia55555 on Jan 9, 2011 0:29:16 GMT 1
Just having a read, would learn to ride western when the pennies allow  Bruce Lawrence is from my area, my farrier keeps his Western girls at his yard too  |
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Post by ellibell on Jan 9, 2011 9:36:51 GMT 1
Oo say hello to Arlo when you see him next from Manda and Lucy.
I have used Bruce for lessons for 5 years now. As he is 150 miles away, I have lessons on Dude, his horse for Birthdays, and aim to take my ponies there once a year for an intensive training session. I also organise a clinic up at mine ionce a year. so in total have about 4 lessons a year. Works for me as I end up with a lots of homework to keep me busy, plus Bruce is also on the video analysis site so can send vids to get feed back on.
ALso the WES area 5 have a good few member days that are free or very low cost to cover tea and coffee where the more experienced members help the more novicy members and ideas are swopped. I am in the process of sorting dates for Lancashire to have more member days, demos, shows etc.
Sorry catg, never had a lesson with David, but have heard lots of good stuff! Esp he like Bruce is great with nervous peeps at building confidence.
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Post by anastasia55555 on Jan 9, 2011 9:52:22 GMT 1
Hello ellibell, i couldnt remember who posted on my western thread a will back, but now i do, it was you :-) i think u were actually down at the time! i will try and remember to say hello :-D i really should take him up on the offer of going to see his girls and have a look round!
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Bruce Lawrence is from my area, my farrier keeps his Western girls at his yard too 
