Events in March 2023
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MCLOUGHLIN HORSE HANDLING CLINICS OF GEORGIAMarch 3, 2023 Join us for 3-day clinic with Ron Mcloughlin, head instructor of Classical Stock Seat School of Arizona. Clinics are open to all disciplines and levels of riding! Come withe questions and let Ron help you and your horse with humane and effective training methods. Located at the beautiful Brandreth Farms in Talking Rock, Ga. Hookups available. CONTACT- nathan.stephany2020@yahoo.com |
MCLOUGHLIN HORSE HANDLING CLINICS OF GEORGIAMarch 3, 2023 Join us for 3-day clinic with Ron Mcloughlin, head instructor of Classical Stock Seat School of Arizona. Clinics are open to all disciplines and levels of riding! Come withe questions and let Ron help you and your horse with humane and effective training methods. Located at the beautiful Brandreth Farms in Talking Rock, Ga. Hookups available. CONTACT- nathan.stephany2020@yahoo.com |
MCLOUGHLIN HORSE HANDLING CLINICS OF GEORGIAMarch 3, 2023 Join us for 3-day clinic with Ron Mcloughlin, head instructor of Classical Stock Seat School of Arizona. Clinics are open to all disciplines and levels of riding! Come withe questions and let Ron help you and your horse with humane and effective training methods. Located at the beautiful Brandreth Farms in Talking Rock, Ga. Hookups available. CONTACT- nathan.stephany2020@yahoo.com |
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N/A: Obstacle Challenge Bill Richey NMPS (Open to all breeds and riders) N/A
Equine De-spooking and confidence course (MORE Obstacles) CLINIC PRICE for Early sign up is $325.00 if sign up with paid deposit before Jan 15,2023, remaining balance paid at event date. THIS CLINIC IS FULL --- waiting list ONLY
This Clinic will teach you on a higher level of thinking.
Civilian Clinic
will teach you confidence and a new level of how your horse reacts to new challenges. How your Horse see's thru his vision and with the correct actions and correct cues can teach you and the horse to accomplish obstacle or new challenges. You and horse will achieve a higher level of trust and respect! You will also gain confidence in your horses ability to accomplish any task you set in front of him/her. Training a horse to be responsive and spook proof depends on a working knowledge of some of the methods used in the training of Mounted Police and Mounted Patrol horses. With the applied technique and enough practice, your horse will learn to trust you and go forward through any new and unusual situation on the trail and in the arena. There are
only 16 rider spots available Breakfast snacks , cold drinks, coffee and lunch are included both days, NON riders food tickets are 18.00 per person for 2 lunches. ****CLINIC FEE Early Sign up is 325.00 after Jan 15, 2023 clinic fee is $400.00 ********* $325.00 2 full days Stalls are already included in price! RV full hookups $25.00 night, Dry camping $20.00
Dogs welcome -not allowed to run free or tied to trailer barking.
Early sign up price is only good before Jan 15, 2023
******All deposits are NON REFUNDABLE your deposit will go towards next clinic date. Come in on March 24, 2023 settle horses in. AUDITORS Fee 50.00 dollars for 2 days Spots are limited 16 horse and riders To hold a rider spot please mail in deposit Send a deposit of $150- (pay remaining balance at event.) payable to
Brandreth Farms |
N/A: Obstacle Challenge Bill Richey NMPS (Open to all breeds and riders) N/A
Equine De-spooking and confidence course (MORE Obstacles) CLINIC PRICE for Early sign up is $325.00 if sign up with paid deposit before Jan 15,2023, remaining balance paid at event date. THIS CLINIC IS FULL --- waiting list ONLY
This Clinic will teach you on a higher level of thinking.
Civilian Clinic
will teach you confidence and a new level of how your horse reacts to new challenges. How your Horse see's thru his vision and with the correct actions and correct cues can teach you and the horse to accomplish obstacle or new challenges. You and horse will achieve a higher level of trust and respect! You will also gain confidence in your horses ability to accomplish any task you set in front of him/her. Training a horse to be responsive and spook proof depends on a working knowledge of some of the methods used in the training of Mounted Police and Mounted Patrol horses. With the applied technique and enough practice, your horse will learn to trust you and go forward through any new and unusual situation on the trail and in the arena. There are
only 16 rider spots available Breakfast snacks , cold drinks, coffee and lunch are included both days, NON riders food tickets are 18.00 per person for 2 lunches. ****CLINIC FEE Early Sign up is 325.00 after Jan 15, 2023 clinic fee is $400.00 ********* $325.00 2 full days Stalls are already included in price! RV full hookups $25.00 night, Dry camping $20.00
Dogs welcome -not allowed to run free or tied to trailer barking.
Early sign up price is only good before Jan 15, 2023
******All deposits are NON REFUNDABLE your deposit will go towards next clinic date. Come in on March 24, 2023 settle horses in. AUDITORS Fee 50.00 dollars for 2 days Spots are limited 16 horse and riders To hold a rider spot please mail in deposit Send a deposit of $150- (pay remaining balance at event.) payable to
Brandreth Farms |
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NATHAN SAUNDERS 706-897-5913 / STEPHANY SAUNDERS 706-897-2830
P.O. Box 1068
Canton, GA 30169
United States
Phone: 678-848-8830
What is a Missouri Fox Trotter?
A Special Thanks to Rick Lamb at “The Horse Show”
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The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse is known best for the comfort it affords it’s rider. Loved as a trail horse, the majority of registered Missouri Fox Trotters are owned by people who use them for trail riding, competition, endurance, and pleasure riding. Acclaimed as a show horse, the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse is also recognized for its beauty and style in the show ring. Used by hunters and forest rangers for its endurance and surefootedness in rugged terrain, by ranchers for its versatility and intelligence, and on Hollywood movie sets for its gentle nature, the breed has quickly earned its reputation as a horse for all situations.
The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse has three natural gaits: an easy-going flat foot walk, the smooth and comfortable fox trot characteristic of its name, and a relaxed and free-flowing canter. No special shoeing or training is required for these horses to perform their gaits, and their good dispositions and willing attitudes are among their many desirable characteristics, making them one of the most versatile and loved of horse breeds within the equine registries.
Developed from horses in the Missouri Ozarks, the breed is characterized by a gentle demeanor and its signature gait, the fluid, diagonal 4-beat fox trot. Bloodlines can be traced from the horses of early settlers coming to the Ozarks from neighboring states of Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee and Arkansas. Their horses were depended upon for their surefootedness in this mountainous region and their ability to do whatever was needed around the homestead ranging from plowing, hauling logs and working cattle, while at the same time being able to double as a stylish buggy horse or riding horse for the family. Whatever the need, this using horse proved capable and adaptable, later becoming known as the Missouri Fox Trotter.
By 1948 a breed association was formed for this talented horse for the purpose of maintaining an accurate stud book for the breed. In 1958 the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association located in Ava, Missouri was reorganized and reincorporated as a stock company. In 1973 the corporation was changed from a stock company to a membership organization. The Association had kept its registry open for qualifying stock until 1983. After that time, horses approved for registration had to have both parents permanently registered in the MFTHBA, effectively becoming a “closed book” registry.
In 2002, the Missouri Legislature recognized the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse as the Official State Horse, and while we are extremely proud of this honor, the Missouri Fox Trotter is at home in all 50 states, Canada, Europe, the Middle East, and beyond.
Surefooted in mountainous terrain, gentle in temperament, and smooth of gait for the comfort of both horse and rider, the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed’s motto today is “To Ride One Is To Own One.”
Learn More About the Breed at MFTHBA