WSHJA 2010 Horse Sense Learning Series
The more you know, the more your horse knows you care!
The WSHJA Horse Sense Learning Series of animal care and
awareness classes provide unique opportunities to understand
and better care for our horses, which can have significant
benefits for our riding and relationships. Each class offers
practical information aimed at improving the care and
wellbeing of our equine partners.
Do you always know what your horse is thinking? (We thought
so.)
Come
to a WSHJA 'Horse Sense Series' class and learn more!
Hayley McCracken, age 14, with
Dear Abby. Photo courtesy
Delphine
McCracken Photography.
2010 Classes:
- March 21: Equine First Aid & Emergency
Preparedness
Lola Michelin, Director, Northwest School of
Animal Massage
Are you able to check healthy vital signs or spot
indications of colic? Do you know what to do first if
you find your horse with an open wound. Come learn all
this plus essential items for a first aid kit.
- July 11th: Chiropractic and Acupuncture for
Your Horse
Dr. Michael Salewski
Learn how acupuncture and chiropractic care can help
manage pain, improve healing and performance and add to
the longevity of your horse.
- September 12th: Anatomy of the Rider/ Rider
Pilates
Dr. Beth Glosten
Learn how our own anatomy affects our horse and how
Pilates can create balance through our core to improve
our riding.
- November 14th: Bits and Proper Bitting
Lola Michelin and Shelly Kerron
Ever wonder what the difference is between a kimberwicke
and a tom thumb? Learn more about the mechanics of
bits and bridles in this class.
More classes to be announced.
Check www.wshja.org for more information and
registration.
Details
Classes are Sunday 1-5pm
Fee: $25/member or $45/non-member
Coupon for 1 free class included with WSHJA membership
Reserve your place: email
wshjamember@gmail.com or click
www.NWSAM.com