COMPETITIVE

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Competing in Working Equitation is not like any other discipline. I'd have to say eventing is the closest, but it requires a horse and rider who both like to jump.

The great thing about Working Equitation is the variety in the different trials. With Dressage, obstacles judged like Dressage and obstacles judged at speed as the mandatory trials, most horses coming to the sport will do better in one of them. This allows different types of horses and different types of riders to compete on equal grounds.

Where else will you see English, western and traditional tack in the same class, being judged equally.

Different styles of tack in the same show

But maybe one or more of these sounds like you...

You want to start showing Working Equitation but there is a lot to learn.

You've started to show but you keep getting disqualified and you'd like to get better so you can finish a show.

You've been showing at the same level for awhile now and just can't seem to get your scores up to move to the next level.

It's fun watching your friends win, but You'd like to win.

You want to start showing Working Equitation but there is a lot to learn.

You've started to show but you keep getting disqualified and you'd like to get better so you can finish a show.

You've been showing at the same level for awhile now and just can't seem to get your scores up to move to the next level.

It's fun watching your friends win, but You'd like to win.

You want to start showing Working Equitation but there is a lot to learn.

You've started to show but you keep getting disqualified and you'd like to get better so you can finish a show.

You've been showing at the same level for awhile now and just can't seem to get your scores up to move to the next level.

It's fun watching your friends win, but You'd like to win.

I Believe Everyday People Can Develop Extraordinary Horses
Without either of them Feeling Confused or Pressured

Online courses could be the answer you've been looking for.

Rider Carrying Garrocha
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"Thank you for all I managed to pick up from your Working Equitation Mastery, Course design and rider strategy, your free tips and discussions.
Without you we would have stayed the big wonky draft (half Clydesdale, half hackney horse).
Now we made L2 Grand Champion Region 6" 

Francine Kingʉۤ Working Equitation Mastery Student

Are you finding it hard to practice because you...

  • Don't have a obstacles?
  • Don't have much room?
  • Don't have a WE coach?

You're in the same boat I was in when I created the Do It Yourself Working Equitation course (see below).

I used the stations, designed with minimal equipment, in a limited space to prepare a young borrowed trail horse for her, and my, first Working Equitation show at the WE United Nationals and A-rated show in Oregon.

Baybee won her division. So if any of those things are holding you back, check out this course. You can also get it for free with the Working Equitation Mastery program.

Are you getting disqualified because your horse won't complete an obstacle?
Or you just can't increase your scores and WIN?
 And you don't feel confident moving on to the next level?

I created the Working Equitation Mastery online program for you (see below).

 I drew on the skills I developed training hundreds of horses, and broke down the training of each obstacle and maneuver into the small achievable steps I would use when starting a horse.

Regardless of how much obstacle experience your horse has up to this point, if there is a problem, it means something is missing.

These are the same steps I would take a seasoned horse back through to find what was missing that was holding them back.

Often steps are skipped in the original training because the horse is a natural. Later it creates a problem that has to be solved before they can progress.

But even if you have experience, if you're having difficulty, the steps have been laid out like a path for you to follow. Don't skip any, no matter how insignificant they seem.
There is something missing and these steps are designed to help you pin-point what it is.

And if you need more help, it's only a keyboard and camera away.
The Mastery program has a optional mentorshipopportunity a few times a year, to ask your questions and have videos reviewed to help you achieve your goals.

I strongly believe that YOU can learn to train your horse online,
If the details and support are there.

And that is what makes my programs work.

The Competitor's Path

1

Course Design (and Riding) Tips & Case Studies

Course design tips collection that can be used as a checklist so your courses always ride well.
Bonus multi-map case study to help you learn what works, and what doesn't.

  • Identify what adds challenges to the course design.
  • Includes Case studies
  • Helpful whether you're training, or designing a course.
2

Do It Yourself WE

If you have limited obstacles, space or coaches this program was designed to get you up and running. Simple stations to practice multiple obstacles and video clips teach you errors.
Available free with the Mastery program

  • Videos to train your eye
  • Simple to make stations
  • Aerial diagrams included
3

Join WE Mastery

Designed to give you all the steps you need to train and progressively build up each skill. Making sure nothing is missed that will affect your progress.

  • WE Obstacles
  • WE Dressage
  • Beyond the Basics
  • Includes DIYWE
  • Mentorship Opportunity

If none of these appeal to you, check out the Resources page to see what else is available.

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