Brittany Flinn Horsemanship

Roping Practice

Brittany — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 23:28:57 +0000

Tyre is a good starting point

Learning to drag is the next step

Chico and me are preparing for our Ranch Roping Clinic on the 16th-18th of April at Grafton. Its a great way to check your horses out and a good test for your skills! We are slowly improving and might move onto live objects soon!

Happy Riding!!!

Britt

New Phil Rodey Clinic!

Brittany — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 23:48:16 +0000

~Phil Rodey Horsemanship Clinic~

“Specialising in the Art of Communication with Horses”

20-21st March 2010

Phil is holding a final clinic at his property in Dalwood, Branxton, before he goes on his clinic tour to SA and WA. If you would like to book in for this 2-day intensive, please email me ASAP or phone me on 0411191106 or Dot on 49381928.

The cost of the weekend is $165.00 per day for riders or $65.00 per day for fence-sitters. The weekend includes morning tea and lunch both days.

If you would like to stay for the weekend, float parking/camping/accomodation is available, on request. Book in quick! places are limited and filling up fast.

Happy Riding!

Regards, Brittany Flinn

Happy New Year!

Brittany — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 22:20:22 +0000

Would like to say a big HAPPY NEW YEAR to all my family, friends and clients, and may 2010 be another year filled with green grass, blue skies and endless trails.

The countdown to the Buck Brannaman Clinic in Feb is on!

Countdown to Feb, Buck!

Happy Riding!

New Baby!

Brittany — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 22:11:46 +0000

Milly, a few hours old

Last Sunday we had a new foal out of Mary by Billy, that we called “Milly”. She had a rough night but by morning we had a healthy foal running around. She is a lovely little black filly that is pretty confident and will be interesting to see how she goes as her life around people begins!
Happy Riding!

Wauchope Clinic Update

Brittany — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 22:03:14 +0000

Well, Phil and I have just come back from our weekend away at Wauchope. We were both kindly lent horses for the weekend to ride, and it was interesting to see where everybody was at with their horses up there. The weather was quite hot, but still pleasant under the covered arena at the Showground.
Some people were open to learning and others not quite ready, but nevertheless I’m sure at least everybody came away with something to apply to their horses, if not to their life.
Not sure where the next clinic will be, but we will be heading down the road soon enough, I’m sure!
Happy Riding

Phil Rodey Clinic – Wauchope

Brittany — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 12:54:50 +0000

Phil showing the friendly way to lunge "PJ"

Phil Rodey, one of Australia’s most renowned and respected horsemen is coming to Wauchope to conduct a 2 day horsemanship clinic at the Wauchope Showgrounds on the 28th and 29th November.

Local horsemen and women will be amazed at the skill level Phil will demonstrate as he takes course participants through his own blend of unique horsemanship techniques.

Phil spends most of his time travelling to remote stations in SA & WA teaching Jackaroos, Jillaroos and ringers the art of true horsemanship, rounding up brumbies, starting them for the station hands to use on their properties and conducting cow working and horsemanship clinics at his property in Dalwood.

Local Beechwood girl Kalya Hugen travelled to Dalwood to attend one of Phil’s clinics earlier this year and came away with more knowledge than she would ever have believed she could have picked up in just two day.

The clinic is being organised locally by Bronwyn Flinn, who has recently called Beechwood “home”.

“I have been schooling, riding, starting horses and attending numerous clinics around Australia and NZ for over 40 years, and never have I had the privilege of witnessing such a level of communication and understanding of a horse as I saw when watching Phil – he is a living legend and a true gentleman – he is Australia’s Brannaman, Hunt and Dorrance all rolled into one package”.

Phil runs very select courses with only a small number of participants to maintain that “one-on-one” relationship with his students. There are limited spaces still available for riders but spectators can also attend.

For course details call Bronwyn Flinn on 0403 025 704