Oct 15, 2012 Newsletter

Hello and welcome to all of our new students!  Please read the entire newsletter, a lot is going on and we don't want you to miss anything. Sincerely, Loretta Arey 20/20 Horsemanship New Students Welcome to: Erin Jennifer Emily Julia Kyla Mark Jackie Liam Cadie Teresa Lizzie If you are a veteran and see an unfamiliar face, please introduce yourself! Upcoming Events Calendar items Bianca & Kaitlin at Oct. 6 show We will be at a JUMPER SHOW on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 27.  There will be no lessons before noon that day.  Please come out to Frying Pan Park to cheer us on! We will be at the Frying Pan Hunter Show on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012.  There will be no lessons held that day. If you are interested in joining our show team, please notify Loretta or Liz.  All are welcome to come out and watch the show.  If you are interested in showing it is highly recommended that you attend to get an idea of what goes on. Openings Sun. 10/21 @ 9am, 10am Tues. 10/23 @ 3pm Wed. 10/24 @5pm Fri. 10/26 @ 2:30pm Mon. 11/5 @ 9am, 11am, 12pm General Info/Reminders Please do not park on grass if it is wet. Many students have gotten stuck and I've spent their lesson getting them out.  Yes, I still get paid for that. :) If you pull in the driveway, please BACK OUT.  The driveway setup leaves no room for turning around and going off the edge simply crumbles the edge of my driveway. Please check lost and found. It is getting big! If you are late, your lesson ends on its scheduled time. If we are running late your lesson will still be one hour. If you are a pay-as-you-go client, please leave me a check for a one lesson deposit.  This will applied to your last lesson, or used in the case of a no-show-It HOLDS your weekly spot for you. Please use the restroom before arriving.  This is my private residence. Although I used to allow people to use the restroom, it is getting a bit out of hand. Some lessons have more riding time than others.  This varies in reasons, some of which include:  horse needs more time on ground do to spooky behavior, a tack malfunction, an extra dirty horse, learning additional unmounted techniques, just to name a few.  This is all part of learning HORSEMANSHIP.   Would you be interested in? A bring a friend day? A parent/child day? A special class for parents only? An evening meditation with the horses? Joining our Naturally Safe Horsemanship Program? Joining our Asst. Trainer Program? Please give me feedback and ask questions about these items! Thank you. About Us  Did you know?  Loretta started riding ponies at age 5.  Her neighbor had one pony.  He also took care of the Budweiser Clydesdales and would occasionally take Loretta with him.  Do you think that is way she likes big horses like Scottie?

Loretta
 the natural horseman
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