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Dean Graham and
Megan Fischer conduct a clinic at Flat Creek Ranch in Hogansville, GA.
Dean and Megan once
again added polish and training to the horses of Bits & Bytes Farm
during a one day clinic utilizing the fine cross country course and dressage
arenas at Flat Creek Ranch.
Five
horses from Bits & Bytes Farm went down to Flat Creek Ranch for
the training. Lord Sexton, Darcy, Roary, Captain and Corporate Action.
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Ready
for the training to begin. Pictured
left to right: Lord Sexton, Darcy and Roary
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Roary
Roary
was our star student. His cross country experience had been limited
to the Bits & Bytes Farm course and one beginner level course.
Roary was not intimidated by any of the fences Dean rode him to.
Roary had no refusals and jumped fences from Beginner Novice level
to Preliminary with confidence and determination.
Roary
then schooled dressage with Megan and gave Lorrie a lesson in how
to do dressage the classical way with Megan teaching.
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Lord
Sexton
Lord
Sexton just began jumping last week but look at him now! Lord Sexton
had not one refusal and jumped fences from Beginner Novice to Training
level. This is an off-the-track-thoroughbred who has only ever raced
on flat dirt. Now just seven weeks off the track he is fox hunting,
galloping cross country and jumping Training level cross country
fences!
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Darcy
Darcy
just began jumping a few weeks ago but look at him now. Darcy is
not ruffled by anything! He was a little unsure of the smallest
fence ("do I step over or jump?") but soon progressed
with no other problems to training level fences. Both Dean and Barry
enjoyed jumping Darcy. Barry and Darcy also spent some dressage
time with Megan working on suppleness and bending.
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Corporate
Action
Corporate
Action and his new mom Melissa Golden enjoyed Megan's dressage instruction.
Corporate is learning to bend right and be supple. Melissa is learning
to use muscles she's never used before! Who said dressage is easy?
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Go
to page one for more photos.
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