Bill Warren Clinic
Clinic Manager: TBD
Bill Warren is a FEI 4 Star Judge, USEF 'S' Judge and a USDF Gold Medalist who has trained several horses to Grand Prix and works with many FEI riders. Bill, as part of Warren-McMullin Dressage, has decades of experience training, teaching and judging. He has studied primarily with Conrad Schumacher and George Williams. Bill teaches riders of all levels, while continuing to be an avid competitor, judge, trainer, coach and clinician.
To read a CVDA Half Halt article on getting the most out of your auditor experience, please click here (Page Two). While it is optional to provide your email address on the registration form, please add your email address if you would like to be alerted to any clinic changes. We will do our best to make the clinic rider schedule available ahead of time via email and CVDA's Facebook page. We look forward to seeing you!
Clinic Secretary: Terri Satterlee
Clinic Manager: Sheila McLevedge
Opening Date: July 10, 2024
Closing Date: July 31, 2024
Download Waiver: Bill Warren Clinic Waiver.pdf
Bill Warren is a FEI 4 Star Judge, USEF 'S' Judge and a USDF Gold Medalist who has trained several horses to Grand Prix and works with many FEI riders. Bill, as part of Warren-McMullin Dressage, has decades of experience training, teaching and judging. He has studied primarily with Conrad Schumacher and George Williams. Bill teaches riders of all levels, while continuing to be an avid competitor, judge, trainer, coach and clinician. For more information about Bill and the Clinic, please click here.
Overnight Stabling: None is available at the clinic farm. CVDA has been kindly given access to a private barn in nearby S. Woodstock for this clinic. It is completely self-service: bare stalls, no turnout and not staffed. Please contact Clinic Secretary Terri Satterlee for details.
Day-use Stabling: Four bare stalls are available at the clinic farm for day-use only by riders who would like to stay and audit the clinic. No charge. Contact Clinic Secretary Terri Satterlee for details.
CVDA Bill Warren Clinic Selection Criteria
Opening Date: August 3, 2024
Closing Date: August 29, 2024
Clinicians
Catie Waterman "r"
Meg Hilly "L"
Pricing
CVDA Members - $55/session
Non-Members - $75/session
*Preference will be given to CVDA Members
Secretary:
Event Email: cvda.events@gmail.com
Event Phone:
Contact Secretary for Stabling Requests
Download Waiver (Must Be Included with Entry): CVDA-GMHA Liability Release 2024.pdf
Terms & Conditions: CVDA Terms and Conditions.pdf
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Judges: Catie Waterman "r" & Meg Hilly "L"
Show Secretary: Diane Andrews
Download Waiver (Must Be Included with Entries): CVDA-GMHA Liability Release 2024.pdf
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Stephanie Hayes Working Equitation Clinic
September 14, 2024 (repeated 9/15 if enough demand)
We will fill 9/14 with our first 16 riders to register. We will schedule Sunday if we have enough riders registered to run a second day. We will fully refund any riders on the Sunday "wait list" if we don't offer a second day.
Lessons are 1.5 hours in groups of 2-4 riders.
Clinic Secretary: TBA
Clinic Manager: TBA
Opening Date: August 16, 2024
Closing Date: September 2, 2024
Download Waiver: Hayes clinic waiver 8_24.pdf
What to Expect at CVDA’s Working Equitation Clinic
About Stephanie Hayes and Working Equitation
Stephanie Hayes has been a professional in the horse industry for over two decades as a natural horsemanship clinician, trainer and competitor. In 2017 she attended her first Working Equitation clinic and was inspired to incorporate the training benefits into her programs. Stephanie conducts clinics throughout the U.S., co-founded New England Working Equitation, Inc., is a USAWE Recognized Coach, "L" judge candidate and earned her USAWE Pewter medal. She has been awarded National and Regional Championships on several horses at Level 1 through 4 and coached her junior rider to National Championship honors. Stephanie's farm is The Center for America's First Horse in Johnson, Vermont, where she trains and promotes rare Spanish Barbs.
Working equitation is made up of four disciplines (Dressage, Ease of Handling (a course of items found out in the field, such as bridges, gates, etc.), Speed, and Cattle (Optional). It became a sport in 1996 and originated in Europe and South America. Its historical roots are the skills and training needed by horses working in the field. Today it is a wonderful way to cross train your horse by offering something fresh and new that is based on excellent training, partnership and fun!
CVDA Stephanie Hayes Working Equitation Clinic
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