Hosted by Alpenglow Pony Club.

For more information, see their website: https://alpenglow.ponyclub.org/news/

Hosted by Alpenglow Pony Club.

For more information, see their website: https://alpenglow.ponyclub.org/news/

Sarah Shade is considered a Pony Club “expert” and we are happy to host her for a two day Clinic. Her home base is Shadey Hill Farm, Georga.,

Sarah Shade is a USPC National Examiner, a member of the USPC Instructional Board, and a Co-Chair of the Regional Instructional Committee. She is an A graduate of Pentucket Pony Club. Sarah has competed through the 3* level in eventing, 1.20 meter show jumping, and hunter derbies. Sarah owns and operates a boarding/training farm in Georgetown, Kentucky and enjoys teaching all levels of riders in eventing, show jumping and dressage.

JP & Lisa will be holding clinics and lessons this summer in Homer, Alaska on July 26-29. JP and Lisa will be presenting their unique approach to horsemanship based on self development through horsemanship to open the heart between the Horse and Human. 

For more information contact Tom & Sonja Young via text at 907-299-0931

Sarah Weideman is a very versatile instructor with 3 national certificates from the American Riding Instructors Association. She offers riding lessons and horse training in the Mat-Su Valley.  She prides herself on her ability to cater to the different needs of the students and their horses during each lesson, setting goals that are easily reached to build confidence. 

We are so lucky to get a return visit of our 2018 VI Instructor Sedate Kohler. She is Pony Club H-HM, a competitive Event rider, who also has served as HMO and RIC for the Lake Shore Region. She is currently serving on the United States Pony Club’s Board of Governors. She started in Pony Club at age of 8 - she will help us understand all it means to be Pony Club!

This camp is an all day affair including Horse Management lessons, crafts and comradery. Sedate will be teaching the mounted portion of the clinic and helping riders identify the skills to work on in order to reach their riding goals.

Registration can be found at https://forms.gle/TsX2jzmwSodvfEop8

Volunteers are needed to make the best camp possible for these riders.

Robin Waugman will be in Homer for 10 days doing a variety of clinics, lessons and a mid- week three day retreat.

She continues to refine her art of working with horses in the rehabilitation and development of performance horses. She had made it her goal to integrate the best of these ideas into a method of training that is based in relational and neuro-scientific understanding of how the horse learns with a French classical dressage based training, as well as jumping gymnastic exercises, and work on different terrains and surfaces to develop the horses muscular skeletal strength and self carriage.

 Her goal is to help riders develop empathy, confidence, and self-sufficiency for themselves and their horses and to treasure the incredible gift of a deeper relationship with a healthy well balanced equine partner.

Contact Tom Young via text at 907-299-0931 for more information.

Robin Waugman will be in Homer for 10 days doing a variety of clinics, lessons and a mid-week three day retreat.

This retreat will focus on bears.

Contact Tom Young via text at 907-299-0931 for more information.

Robin Waugman will be in Homer for 10 days doing a variety of clinics, lessons and a mid- week three day retreat.

She continues to refine her art of working with horses in the rehabilitation and development of performance horses. She had made it her goal to integrate the best of these ideas into a method of training that is based in relational and neuro-scientific understanding of how the horse learns with a French classical dressage based training, as well as jumping gymnastic exercises, and work on different terrains and surfaces to develop the horses muscular skeletal strength and self carriage.

 Her goal is to help riders develop empathy, confidence, and self-sufficiency for themselves and their horses and to treasure the incredible gift of a deeper relationship with a healthy well balanced equine partner.

Contact Tom Young via text at 907-299-0931 for more information.

Friday - coaching with Katy Barglow at Chamberlain Equestrian Center

Saturday - participate in Alaska Dressage Association (ADA) classes; Opportunity or regular

Contact Katy Matthews 907-399-1232 or look up on Facebook

Contact Katy Matthews 907-399-1232 or look up on Facebook

Kachemak Pony Club will tentatively hold certification testing the weekend of 8/20-21. Check in with Melon if you have questions, and stay tuned for updates!

The clinic will be held Tuesday, August 2 through Friday, August 5 at the Cottonwood Horse Park, 2.5 miles East End Road, Homer 

Erin Tomson grew up riding and working on her family’s boarding farm in Pullman, Washington. She is a graduate A from Palouse Hills Pony Club and has been Eventing since the age of 9. She has competed through the Preliminary level on several horses, coached riders through Training Level, and successfully completed the Training Level Classic 3-Day Event at Rebecca Farm in 2017. Erin competes and volunteers regularly at Area VII events, develops young horses, and has a small lesson program at her family’s farm. Erin is on the Board of Governors for the United States Eventing Association, as well as the leadership team for Strides for Equality Equestrians. Her focus in both organizations is to develop sustainable grassroots Eventing programs and actively work to improve diversity, equity, and inclusion in equestrian sports. Erin balances her horse activities with her job as a strategic communication professor in the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University. She earned her Ph.D. (2010) in communication, and her teaching and research focuses on crisis prevention and response planning for nonprofit organizations, public relations and strategic messaging, and creating an inclusive learning environment for any and all types of students – in the classroom and in the saddle! 

The clinic lessons will be divided into multiple sessions based on riding levels. All riding levels and ages are welcome. Cross country jumping will be weather permitting and open to those working on D2 and up. 

Clinic Fees:

           4-day Clinic: KPC $135 / AK PC, Alumni, 4H $165 / General Public $225
           ½ hr. private lesson      
           or 1 hour semi-private: KPC $85 / AK PC, Alumni, 4H $95 / General Public $105
 
           (additional fees apply if you are borrowing a horse)

In the event of cancellation, in order to receive a clinic fee refund the participant must fill their slot with another approved rider.

Space is limited - your registration WITH payment will secure your spot. Payment can be completed using Venmo (kachemakponyclub907@gmail.com), or a check dropped off at the Washboard, the new Pony Club drop box on the clubhouse at Cottonwood Horse Park, or USPS to Kachemak Pony Club, PO Box 2873, Homer, AK 99603. Venmo payments are subject to an additional fee of $5.
Clinic fees are nonrefundable.
 Questions? Contact Melon at melonpurcell@gmail.com or 907-299-2519

REGISTRATION FORM IS HERE

Hosted by Alpenglow Pony Club.

For more information, see their website: https://alpenglow.ponyclub.org/news/

Open to the public.

For more information, see Alpenglow’s website: https://alpenglow.ponyclub.org/news/

Join Sally Batton for a clinic or individual lessons while she’s in Homer at the end of July!

For more information on Sally’s clinics, check out her Facebook page.

Poster with details is here

Register HERE

Alaska Region Camp will be at Chamberlain in Anchorage. It will include a 1 day Games Rally, instruction in various disciplines, and certification opportunities! More details to come.

Jim Briggs will be coming down every Tuesday and Wednesday from May 31 through July 6 for the 2022 season!

Stay tuned for more details, but we will have small group lessons during this time. We anticipate having participants sign up for the entire session to take advantage of the consistency Jim will offer.