Post by Catrin on Feb 21, 2008 17:58:55 GMT 1
organised by Flint and Denbigh Riding Club
Dear Members,
welcome to all our new members for 2008, and a welcome back to all our rejoining members!
Can you confess to being ever so slightly confused at the different training methods marketed to horse owners at present? Open any horsey publication and you'll find different methods of achieving harmony with your horse. The Flint and Denbigh Riding Club are pleased to announce that we have persuaded Ben Hart to come and give a talk on the science behind equine behaviour. Read about Ben, and listen to his own introduction to himself on www.hartshorsemanship.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=controller.viewPageHome . Ben will be speaking in the Cross Foxes, Nannerch on Thursday 28th February 2008, from 7.30 to 10pm (please be prompt!). THIS TALK IS FREE TO FDRC MEMBERS!!!! Non-members £3, there will be a chance for all those who have not rejoined, or who wish to become a member of the FDRC to join on the night. Chips and sandwiches provided.
Kind Regards,
FDRC
Dear Members,
welcome to all our new members for 2008, and a welcome back to all our rejoining members!
Can you confess to being ever so slightly confused at the different training methods marketed to horse owners at present? Open any horsey publication and you'll find different methods of achieving harmony with your horse. The Flint and Denbigh Riding Club are pleased to announce that we have persuaded Ben Hart to come and give a talk on the science behind equine behaviour. Read about Ben, and listen to his own introduction to himself on www.hartshorsemanship.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=controller.viewPageHome . Ben will be speaking in the Cross Foxes, Nannerch on Thursday 28th February 2008, from 7.30 to 10pm (please be prompt!). THIS TALK IS FREE TO FDRC MEMBERS!!!! Non-members £3, there will be a chance for all those who have not rejoined, or who wish to become a member of the FDRC to join on the night. Chips and sandwiches provided.
Kind Regards,
FDRC
