CLINICS, SEMINARS & DEMONSTRATIONS …

1 CLINICS, SEMINARS & DEMONSTRATIONST hursday, April 12, 2018 US Equestrian Arena (Taft Coliseum)Voinovich Arena(Voinovich Livestock & Trade Center)Rod s Arena(Covered Paddock)Your Farm Forum, sponsored by Equine Equipment(Bricker Annex)Seminar Stage(Voinovich Livestock & Trade Center)Demo Ring (Celeste Center)Lynn SymanskyPreparing for Jumping: Improving Your Horse s Strength & Rideability Using Exercises over Poles and Gymnastics in Preparation for CourseworkWarwick SchillerThe One Thing that Will Change Your Relationship with Your Horse and Improve Your Horse s MannersPaul HumphreyBarrel Racing & Contesting Breaking the Mold Phase I: Teaching the Horse How to Use Its Body Correctly Karen DownieEquine Assisted Learning: What Is All the Buzz About?

2 Matthew Brokken, DVML ameness Examinations: Intricacies of the Lameness Exam and What to Look ForSaddlebredSmokey Valley HorsesLindsey WeberManure Management: Best Practices for Managing the Collection, Storage and Land Application of ManureOhio Horsemen s CouncilBest Methods for Establish-ing & Building Bridle TrailsEmma FordRoaching and Banging: How to Efficiently Roach a Mane and Bang a Tail StandardbredsCarrie Brandt & Laura BensonBalancing the Gaited Horse through Classical Exercises while Maintaining the Spirit and Free-dom of Icelandic HorsemanshipStacy WestfallReading the Horse s Body Language: Studying Herd Dynamics and How Your Ability to Read Body Language Impacts Your TrainingStephen HayesUnderstanding the Differences between Dressage Training and Competition RidingThoroughbredDavid NobleBeekeeping Prep: Practical Considerations, Advice and What You Need to Know and Do Prior to Buying BeesKaren Wimbush, PhDFescue Toxicosis Problems & Solutions: What Horse Owners Should Know about Tall Fescue GrassVan HargisBit by Bit: Selecting and Fitting the Right Bit for You and Your HorseDrum HorsesTy EvansGroundwork for Mules.

3 Basics that Every Mule or Horse and Its Owner Should Know PaintHaflingersJosh Trolinger, John Hallett, Neil Campbell Tools of the Trade: Selecting the Right Tractor, Implements and Mowers for Your FarmTerry GolsonBarn Sour and Other Behaviors that Keep Your Horse from Going Where You Want It to GoMelisa PearceDiscovering Equusology: What Is Typology and How to Use ItLynn SymanskyAdjustability over Fences: How to Lengthen and Shorten Your Horse s StepDan JamesIntroducing the Young Horse to the Bridle and Rein ContactDutch Harness HorsesHackneyVan HargisThe Versatile Ranch Horse: Training Your Horse to Overcome Trail Obstacles on the Ranch or at the FarmRory LewandowskiReducing Feed Costs by Using Good Pasture Management: Tips for Main-taining a Healthy PastureMatthew Brokken, DVMHigh Suspensory Injuries: Forelimb and Hindlimb Injuries, How They Are Diagnosed and Treatment OptionsGreg GageHelping Your Horse Stay Healthy & Fit with Massage Therapy and Kinesio TapingIcelandicKen McNabbTaking the Mystery out of Lead ChangesGypsy VannersJohn BlackburnDesigning the Sustainable Farm & Green Barn.

4 Practical Design Applications for Creating Eco-Friendly Farm SpacesAsk the ExpertTy EvansA Question & Answer Forum Dispelling Common Myths about MulesTommie TurveyIt All Starts Here: Basic Trick Training TechniquesPaul HumphreyBarrel Racing & Contesting: Breaking the Mold Phase II: Five Drills to Help the Sea-soned Barrel Horse Become More Solid & ConsistentFriesian Sport HorsesStick Horse RodeoFriesian - FHANAD avid ReineckerWatering Solutions: Keeping a Fresh, Clean Water Supply for Your HorseStacy WestfallMaking a Living in the Horse Industry Panel Discussion: How to Start, Run or Improve Your Horse Career or BusinessJanice DulakPilates for Dressage Path to Partnership: Exercises to Empow-er You to Truly Find Your SeatStandardbreds New VocationsPercheronsWarwick SchillerImproving Your Reining Performance by Making the Wrong Thing Hard and the Right Thing EasyArabiansNational Walking HorsesMustangStephen HayesThe Dressage Rider s Three Biggest Responsibilities: Phys-iotherapy Riding, Educational Riding, and Fitness RidingTy EvansWhat s the Difference between Mules & Horses?

5 Under-standing the Similarities and Differences and How to Cater Your Training for SuccessRory LewandowskiFrom Field to Bale: Growing Quality Hay for Horses and Other RuminantsKaren Wimbush, PhDSo, You Want to Raise a Foal? Getting Ready for the New Arrival and Raising a Neonate through WeaningJochen SchleeseWestern Saddle Fit for Western Riders: Evaluating Saddle Design and Fit for both Horse and RiderClydesdaleJohn BlackburnStable Flooring Basics: Which Surfaces Are Best for You and Your Animals?Kat Chrysostom Starting, Building & Maintaining Your Equine BusinessEmma FordClipping for the Health & Comfort of Your Horse: From the Cushings Horse to Scratches and FungusClear Coliseum for Fantasia.

6 Doors open at 6 :4510:0010:1510:3010:4511:0011:1511:3011 :4512:0012:1512:3012:4501:0001:1501:3001 :4502:0002:1502:3002:4503:0003:1503:3003 :4504:0004:1504:3004:4505:0005:1505:3005 :4506:0006:1506:3006:4509:4510:0010:1510 :3010:4511:0011:1511:3011:4512:0012:1512 :3012:4501:0001:1501:3001:4502:0002:1502 :3002:4503:0003:1503:3003:4504:0004:1504 :3004:4505:0005:1505:3005:4506:0006:1506 :3006:45 CLINICS, SEMINARS & DEMONSTRATIONSF riday, April 13, 2018 US Equestrian Arena (Taft Coliseum) Voinovich Arena(Voinovich Livestock & Trade Center)Cooper ArenaRod s Arena(Covered Paddock)Your Farm Forum, sponsored by Equine Equipment (Bricker Annex)Seminar Stage(Voinovich Livestock & Trade Center)Demo Ring (Celeste Center)Lynn SymanskyCross Country Eventing Preparation: Moving Up the Levels by Incorpo-rating Combinations, Related Lines, Angles, and Skinny Jumps into Your RoutineWarwick SchillerThe Principles of Training.

7 How to Teach Your Horse Absolutely Anything and Set Yourself Up for SuccessVan HargisBe a Rider Instead of a Passenger: Where to Place Your Hands, Feet, and Seat for Proper Pos-ture and Its Effect on Your Health & Your HorseTommie TurveyThe Artist of Horse-manship: An Inside Look at Performing on HorsebackJanice DulakRidermanship Path to Partnership Using Pilates for Dressage : Revealing Crucial Keys to Your Posture & SeatTy EvansThe Do s & Don ts of Buying a MuleSmokey Valley HorsesPaul HumphreyBarrel Racing & Contest-ing Breaking the Mold Phase II: How to Shave Time off the Clock by Ob-taining More Commitment from Your HorseStandardbreds New VocationsIcelandicsDutch Harness HorsesGypsy VannersJohn BlackburnDesigning Your Farm or Barn on a Budget: Where to Cut Corners and Where It s Important to InvestMelisa PearceTips and Techniques for Developing and Expanding Your Equine BusinessKen McNabbA Simple Straight Forward Method for Overcoming Your FearsDan JamesIntroduction to Liberty Work: Starting the Liberty HorseJan EbelingDesigning a Dressage Training Session Following the Training PyramidKellie & Sam RettingerHarnessing Horse- power.

8 Using Your Draft Horse for WorkArabianTy EvansMulemanship in the Saddle: Helping Your Mule become a Soft, Supple and Willing CompanionLori DouglassBeyond the Surface: Paint and Coatings that Last and Why Surface Prepara-tion Is ImportantAsk the ExpertLynn SymanskyA Question & Answer Forum on the Sport of EventingTerry GolsonUsing Treats for a Relaxed, Polite and Motivated HorseFriesians - FHANAA sbury Mounted PoliceIntroduction to Training the Mounted Police Horse and how Techniques Apply to All HorsesMiniatures - AMHAV ersatile Horse & Rider Competition Judge: Van HargisEmcee: Warwick SchillerTennessee Walking HorsesLarry GarnerControlling Flies and Other Insects on Your FarmAlison Gardner, DVML aminitis: Putting Your Horse s Best Foot Forward after DiagnosisJanice DulakPath to Partnership: Pilates Exercises to Empower You to Truly Find Your SeatStacy WestfallTeaching the Sliding Stop from Beginning to BridlelessLiz BentleyThe Making of a Hunter Pleasure Horse from Start to FinishHaflingersGypsy VannerLynn SymanskyThe Great Debate: Riding the Canter Versus Finding the Distance to a FenceGeorge AndersonFacility Lighting.

9 The Practicality of LED Lighting & How to Cre-ate an Off Grid SystemDenise Farris, Use of Con-tract Risk Management Clauses: Protecting You and Your FarmEmma FordPositive Clipping: Teaching the Nervous, Scared or Unruly Horse How to Be ClippedNancy CahillDrills for Improving West-ern Horsemanship Maneu-vers: From Straight Lines, Circles and Sidepassing to Stopping and BackingMustangsMissouri Fox TrotterDrum HorsesLindsey WeberMaintaining Your Arena: Developing a Program that Fits Your Needs from Footing to Watering & Dragging Paul HumphreyAnswers to Common Bar-rel Racing Questions such as Bitting, Training Drills, and Common ProblemsJulie CyraFinding a Saddle that Fits You, Your Horse, and Your BudgetDan JamesLeads & Lead Changes: Developing the Lead Departure and the Change ArabiansNational Walking HorseTime to RideConnect with a Horse for Your First up at the Time to Ride Horse RodeoJohn BlackburnIncorporating Natural Light and Ventilation into Your StableTerry GolsonThe Bully in the Barn.

10 What Really Drives This Behavior and What to Do About ItGreg GageEquine Massage Therapy and Kinesio Taping for the Competition HorseFriesians - FHANAD utch Harness HorseJan EbelingHow Correct Dressage Aids Work and What to Do If Everything Goes Wrong Standardbreds New VocationsOhio Valley Dexter Cattle AssociationIntroducing a Dexter Cow to Your Farm: From Milking to Meat ProductionAlison Gardner, DVMThe Bellyaching Horse: Separating Serious Colic from Mild CasesSandy CrooteWhat Does a Judge Look for in Miniature Horse Classes?Ken McNabbTeaching the Neck Rein and Bringing Your Horse to a Higher Level of FinishLiz BentleyUnderstanding the Differences