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    • What is a Gaited Horse?
    • ​Mistakes With Gaited Horses
    • ​Naturally Gaited - What Does This Really Mean?
    • Breeds of Trotting Horses That Can Gait
    • The Gaits - Description and How To Ride It
    • The Flat Walk
    • How To Help Your Horse Gait
    • Stifle Issues with the Gaited Horse
    • Stifle Rehab
    • Western Riders and Gaited Horses Don't Always Go Well
    • 5 Rookie Mistakes With Gaited Horses
    • What is Gaited Horsemanship?
    • ​3 Basic Riding Positions To Help Your Gaited Horse Gait
    • How To Use Your Seat
    • What Does Feel Mean In The Gaited Horse
    • ​What Does Timing Mean in a Gaited Horse?
    • ​Teach Your Gaited Horse To Give To The Bit and Be Soft
    • Teach Your Gaited Horse to Be Supple
    • Did You Know You Need To Condition Your Horse to Gait?
    • ​Work Up The Trippy Gaited Horse
    • Don't Sacrifice Gait for Speed
    • Bits
    • Two Hands or One
    • Half Halt Helps You Gait
    • Rein Contact with The Gaited Horse
    • Do You Know How To Use Your Reins
    • What Frame for What Gait?
    • Why I Teach My Gaited Horses The One Rein Stop
    • Arena Routine
    • Maneuvers To Help You on the Trail
    • Lateral Movements Part 1
    • Lateral Movements Part 2
    • Parking Out
    • Multiple Riders and Gaited Horses
    • The Most Misunderstood Horse - The Tennessee Walking Horse
    • Different Types Of Tennessee Walking Horses - Heritage vs WGC
    • ​Is My Tennessee Walker Sleep Walking?
    • ​My Tennessee Walker Slides On Trail
    • Why Your Vet and Friends, Think Your Tennessee Walking Horse is Neurologic
    • Why I Use a Dressage Whip
    • How To Use Spurs
    • Anxious Gaited Horse
    • Do You and Your Gaited Horse Need a Trainer?
    • ​Which Gait Is Your Horse Doing?
    • ​What Does A Camel Walk Mean In The Gaited Horse?
    • What Breed is My Favorite Gaited Breed?
    • ​Can Gaited Horses Buck and Rear?
    • The Good and Bad about Gaited Horses
    • How to Gait
    • ​How Hills Affect Your Gaited Horse
    • ​Different Terrains Can Affect How Your Horse Gaits
    • ​Does Your Horse Gait Better On Trail vs The Arena?
    • ​10 Ways to Fix The Trotty Gaited Horse
    • Why I Love The Pace
    • ​Teach Your Pacey Horse To Trot
    • Steps To Fixing Pace Part 1
    • Steps To Fixing Pace Part 2
    • Cure The Pace
    • 8 Ways to Fix the Pacing Horse
    • Step Pace vs Saddle Gait (Slow Rack)
    • Running Walk vs Rack
    • Step Pace vs Fox Trot
    • Cantering
    • Shoeing
    • Traction for Horseshoes
    • Tripping
    • Action Devices
    • Educate Your Veterinarian About Gaited Horses
    • Is Your Horse Gaited or Neurologic?
    • EPM
    • Wobbler Disease
  • Training Articles
    • Build Trust Not Fear
    • ​Why You Should Not Spoil Your Horse
    • Food is Not Love
    • 10 Ways to avoid horse accicents
    • To Desensitize or To Sensitize
    • Instincts
    • Look in the Mirror
    • Pay Attention
    • Success in Riding
    • Trail Riding Stables
    • Tighten your Girth
    • Defensive Riding
    • How to Tell the Age of a Horse
    • How Horses See
    • Blinkers
    • To Lead Or To Follow
    • Horse Behavior
    • Mare Vs. Gelding
    • Adjusting to a New Home
    • Bikes and Horses
    • Good Horse Gone Bad
    • Making a Good Trail Horse
    • How to Improve Your Trail Horse
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    • Riding with Cows and Bulls
    • Gullys
    • Water
    • What to look for when buying trail horse
    • Vet Checks on Older Horses
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MAJESTIC RIDER
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​Basic Clinic Info
2-3 Day Options
Participants For 3-day clinics $900 
And for 2-day clinics $ 600
Need at least 8 participants, 9 max for above prices.
If less participants, fees will be higher.
Also, the farther the travel, the higher the fees maybe.
Auditors $ 30/Day
 
This clinic is for you, so we have options on the forum. We can do one-hour lessons per person. Each gaited horse is different as well as each rider, so more participants benefit if they have an exclusive hour to work with me. All participants are welcome to watch all the other riders. 
 
We can work on any issues you are having, including ground work, gaining respect, gaiting, cantering, mounting, behavior issues. Any breed of horse is welcome to participate.

The other option is to do a traditional clinic where the participants are all in the arena together. With this forum I will give you exercises to do while I spend some individual time to work with each participant. We will work on gaiting and basic maneuvers but it will be harder to work on behavior issues. 

You decide which will work better for your group. Come up with some dates and a facility. 
 
Hosting site will need large parking area for trailers, stabling, and camping or hotels nearby. If weather is unpredictable or very hot, a covered arena would work best. Host can supply lunches for a fee or request participants to bring their own lunches. 
 
If you would like to be a host of the  clinic, please make sure you have a hosting site first that will allow a clinic and find the daily fees to use the facility, then contact me through Facebook messenger or email  themajesticrider@yahoo.com   and we can further discuss having a clinic in your area. The host will get a free clinic or a discount depending on arena fees and travel. 
 
If you would like to fly me to your destination for private lessons this is also an option, but will need travel and lodging covered as well as my daily fee which we can discuss. 
 
1) Payment/Fees: All participants must pay in full to reserve a place in the clinic. Refunds will be given only if a replacement can be found and does not include the non refundable deposit.  This insures your having enough participants to cover the costs. 
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2) Requirements: If you require health certificates, coggins papers, etc., be sure that all participants know well in advance so they can either fax in copies or bring them along. Also, be up front in stating that the host and/or the clinician has the right to ask a rider with an obviously sick, or dangerously unruly horse to leave.

3) Advance Packet: Before the clinic, send all participants a receipt for payment, a clinic schedule outlining the day and whether lunch is provided. Include barn rules and information such as where to park, where the water is, where not to go (i.e., the stallion barn). If people are coming from far away, include a map of the area, lodging facilities and a map to the barn.
 
Thank you! 
Gaye DeRusso with The Majestic Rider
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  • About Gaye Derusso
  • Donations To Help Support My Sites
  • Deposits for Sale Horses
  • Need Help Selling Your Horse?
  • Mangalarga Marchador For Sale
  • Liability Waiver
  • Ways to Learn With Gaye
  • Prepurchase Evaluations
  • Lessons On Site
  • Online Lessons
  • Lessons at Your Facility
  • Training for Your Horse
  • Consultations
  • Clinics
  • Camp Majestic Rider
  • Free Training
  • Blog
  • Gaited Training Videos for Sale
  • Gaited Horse Questions and Answers
  • Gaited Articles
    • What is a Gaited Horse?
    • ​Mistakes With Gaited Horses
    • ​Naturally Gaited - What Does This Really Mean?
    • Breeds of Trotting Horses That Can Gait
    • The Gaits - Description and How To Ride It
    • The Flat Walk
    • How To Help Your Horse Gait
    • Stifle Issues with the Gaited Horse
    • Stifle Rehab
    • Western Riders and Gaited Horses Don't Always Go Well
    • 5 Rookie Mistakes With Gaited Horses
    • What is Gaited Horsemanship?
    • ​3 Basic Riding Positions To Help Your Gaited Horse Gait
    • How To Use Your Seat
    • What Does Feel Mean In The Gaited Horse
    • ​What Does Timing Mean in a Gaited Horse?
    • ​Teach Your Gaited Horse To Give To The Bit and Be Soft
    • Teach Your Gaited Horse to Be Supple
    • Did You Know You Need To Condition Your Horse to Gait?
    • ​Work Up The Trippy Gaited Horse
    • Don't Sacrifice Gait for Speed
    • Bits
    • Two Hands or One
    • Half Halt Helps You Gait
    • Rein Contact with The Gaited Horse
    • Do You Know How To Use Your Reins
    • What Frame for What Gait?
    • Why I Teach My Gaited Horses The One Rein Stop
    • Arena Routine
    • Maneuvers To Help You on the Trail
    • Lateral Movements Part 1
    • Lateral Movements Part 2
    • Parking Out
    • Multiple Riders and Gaited Horses
    • The Most Misunderstood Horse - The Tennessee Walking Horse
    • Different Types Of Tennessee Walking Horses - Heritage vs WGC
    • ​Is My Tennessee Walker Sleep Walking?
    • ​My Tennessee Walker Slides On Trail
    • Why Your Vet and Friends, Think Your Tennessee Walking Horse is Neurologic
    • Why I Use a Dressage Whip
    • How To Use Spurs
    • Anxious Gaited Horse
    • Do You and Your Gaited Horse Need a Trainer?
    • ​Which Gait Is Your Horse Doing?
    • ​What Does A Camel Walk Mean In The Gaited Horse?
    • What Breed is My Favorite Gaited Breed?
    • ​Can Gaited Horses Buck and Rear?
    • The Good and Bad about Gaited Horses
    • How to Gait
    • ​How Hills Affect Your Gaited Horse
    • ​Different Terrains Can Affect How Your Horse Gaits
    • ​Does Your Horse Gait Better On Trail vs The Arena?
    • ​10 Ways to Fix The Trotty Gaited Horse
    • Why I Love The Pace
    • ​Teach Your Pacey Horse To Trot
    • Steps To Fixing Pace Part 1
    • Steps To Fixing Pace Part 2
    • Cure The Pace
    • 8 Ways to Fix the Pacing Horse
    • Step Pace vs Saddle Gait (Slow Rack)
    • Running Walk vs Rack
    • Step Pace vs Fox Trot
    • Cantering
    • Shoeing
    • Traction for Horseshoes
    • Tripping
    • Action Devices
    • Educate Your Veterinarian About Gaited Horses
    • Is Your Horse Gaited or Neurologic?
    • EPM
    • Wobbler Disease
  • Training Articles
    • Build Trust Not Fear
    • ​Why You Should Not Spoil Your Horse
    • Food is Not Love
    • 10 Ways to avoid horse accicents
    • To Desensitize or To Sensitize
    • Instincts
    • Look in the Mirror
    • Pay Attention
    • Success in Riding
    • Trail Riding Stables
    • Tighten your Girth
    • Defensive Riding
    • How to Tell the Age of a Horse
    • How Horses See
    • Blinkers
    • To Lead Or To Follow
    • Horse Behavior
    • Mare Vs. Gelding
    • Adjusting to a New Home
    • Bikes and Horses
    • Good Horse Gone Bad
    • Making a Good Trail Horse
    • How to Improve Your Trail Horse
    • Horse and Cows
    • Riding with Cows and Bulls
    • Gullys
    • Water
    • What to look for when buying trail horse
    • Vet Checks on Older Horses
    • Buying a Horse
  • Kentucky Mountain Horse
  • Missouri Fox Trotter
  • Rocky Mountain Horse
  • Tennessee Walking Horse
  • Standardbreds
  • Location - Gaited Pleasure Horse Ranch - Royal Oaks
  • Contact
  • Testimonials