Sanregret Sport Horses

12/23/2024

happy monday 🌄

12/20/2024

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BY LAUREN MAULDIN It’s that time of year. When you don’t know if you’ll go to the barn to find your horse covered in blankets or covered in mud. In Texas, we have the added benefit of going from 80 degrees to 30s in a matter of days. For many of us, that means body […]

12/16/2024

A few of my top tips for parents of riders. ☺️

2025 Mental skills workshops for riders, teams, barns, organizations, parents and trainers all booking now. Please be in touch, I would love to help you create success and build teamwork! 💫✨

www.TonyaJohnston.com

11/27/2024

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2025 - let’s goooooo!

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10/03/2024

09/23/2024

What a cool seminar! These two wonderful coaches and trainers will use hand-picked demo horses and riders working at a range of difficulty levels to illustrate what the trainer and judge should look for.

Jen will discuss what can be learned from observing warm-ups and exercises over poles. She'll help spectators understand what they're seeing with a variety of horses and levels, and discuss how to make positive changes over fences.

In the afternoon, Donna will co-judge with all spectators, tests from Intro to Second level. She'll discuss what the judge prioritizes and what the rider can work on for improvement. The rider will return for a second, better test, and Donna will judge aloud so participants can catch what she is seeing. She'll share problem solving techniques to help with circles, centre lines and the overall accuracy of riding a dressage test.

Only $50 for the day with lunch included! FREE for all 2024 LTED riders! Bring your clipboard and chair.

All English riders, coaches, and trainers can learn to develop their eye for correctness and flaws, no matter what discipline they ride at home. Come for the day!

Find the registration form and details at:

nbea.ca/News

See you on October 12th!

09/14/2024

Let’s Talk and Walk Courses!
Hunters vs Jumpers

Everyone is warmly invited to attend this free seminar – riders, parents, coaches!
It’s designed for anyone interested in competing over fences – hunter and jumper divisions

• Deciding what classes to enter
• What is being judged?
• How does the class run?
• Understand what information is given and how we should interpret it
• How to read a hunter course vs a jumper course on paper
• The differences between hunter and jumper obstacles on course
• How to measure lines when setting up courses
• How to measure the heights and widths of jumps
• How to walk a jumper course

Clinician: Deanna Phelan,
Equestrian Canada Senior National Course Designer
High Performance Jumper Coach

Sunday, September 29, 2024
12 Noon- 2:00p.m.
Geary Hill Stables
31 New Road
Geary, NB

Please register at [email protected]

Kindly Sponsored by NBEA Zone 3 – Capital Region Equestrian Association. Thanks to this generous support, the seminar is free to attend!

Please register at [email protected] so we know how many to expect.

09/14/2024

Hey Equestrian Coaches!

We want to say with two free Coaching Webinars next week. You can earn PD points, too. Pre-registration is required.

WEBINAR 1:
Understanding and Developing the Mental Skills that Contribute to Athlete Performance
Sep 16, 2024
Time: 1 – 2pm

WEBINAR 2:
Enhancing the Equine Athlete with Integrative Therapies
Sep 19, 2024
Time: 1 – 2pm

For more information and to register click here:
https://campus.equestrian.ca/catalog_classroom_detail.php?courseid=3156

Avis aux entraîneur(e)s!

Nous tenons à vous dire en vous offrant deux webinaires gratuits la semaine prochaine. Vous pourrez d’ailleurs y cumuler des points de développement professionnel. Les webinaires seront offerts en anglais seulement. Pour participer, vous devez vous inscrire à l’avance ici : https://campus.equestrian.ca/catalog_classroom_detail.php?courseid=3156 .

Les détails de chaque webinaire en anglais sont décrits plus haut dans cette publication ☝️

09/04/2024

Are you practicing good reflection post training? If not you’re likely missing out on an opportunity to improve your focus.

After every training session ask yourself the following three questions:

1. What did I do well?
2. What did I learn?
3. How am I going to implement that learning next session?

This simple process helps us register and process our learning and consciously integrate it into our next session.

On the hard days challenge yourself not to skip the first question. There is always something you did well and acknowledging that helps regulate emotions and helps you remember and repeat what works.

Regular reflection works wonders for learning and for confidence…. Give it a try!

09/03/2024

what if...

09/02/2024

My mom and I drove by our old place in Langley the other week and she asked me, ‘Tiffany, when we were living in that house, would you ever have thought that one day you would come back here and be the highest ranked female rider in the world?’ And the reality is no. I …