Shaylor Alley Horsemanship

05/08/2024

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03/05/2024

Looking at April 13th for another clinic in Princeton MN. Format will be me working/riding each participants horses in the morning then mounted work in the afternoon.
Need a count on interested persons. Please comment or message me. Thanks

02/20/2024

I want to thank everyone who came out on the coldest day in a month to join our clinic. Especially H&H stables for their great job hosting.
We are looking at another one in April, so let me know if you might be interested. Probably a slightly different format.

01/30/2024

Couple spots left in the Feb. 17th clinic. We have no more room for Auditors. Email or give me a call to reserve your riding spot!

01/23/2024

Had a spot open up to ride in the clinic. Let me know if want in!

01/18/2024

Still have a couple of spots open for this clinic. Grab one to get your spring started right!

01/13/2024

Join us near Princeton Minnesota for an early start on your housework for there '24 season. Secure your spot before it fills up! Message me, email: [email protected] phone: 505.670.9782

C**t Starting, Horsemanship, Clinics, Farrier Services, Tune-ups, Making of Bridle Horses. Self as a horse-person. Equine Mental Health Therapy

04/06/2021

Spring nibbles. Must mean it’s time to think about some clinics. Who’s interested?

03/16/2021

"We don't expect the child to write his name the first day or two in school. As soon as he learns to sit down in class and listen to the teacher, he is not immediately expected to write his name.....but we expect immediate learning from a horse. We expect the horse to go from kindergarten to the eighth grade, to high school, to college without enough time, preparation, or consideration for his thoughts and feelings. We often don't even get him into a learning frame-of-mind before we begin to train him. We don't even have him relaxed and confident, where he can sit down in class and just listen. We skip all that preparation because we are so superior, or neglectful, or lazy. Because we haven't prepared ourselves to recognize the horse's feelings." - Ray Hunt

Photo of Ray by Eclectic Horseman Magazine.