Tim Hayes Horse Clinic At UConn

The University of Connecticut offers a natural horsemanship clinic with Tim Hayes on Saturday, March 26.

Communicate with your horse for problem-solving and groundwork without force by learning how to observe how your horse is communicating.

Beginner to advanced, all disciplines.

Tim Hayes is a nationally recognized natural horsemanship clinician. He travels throughout North American and is currently a visiting instructor at the University of Connecticut’s Department of Animal Science.

Hayes has appeared in the award winning documentary “Natural Horsemanship with Tim Hayes” and been profiled in The New York Times and other media. Read more about his methods at www.hayesisforhorses.com.

Each clinic session is limited to 5 people; cost is $45 per person, one horse, each session. Sign up online at www.animalscience.uconn.edu/equine/extension/extensionIndex.php

Equine health form must be completed and brought to the clinic. Must have negative Coggins, a veterinary certificate (if out of state), rabies within 1 year, 28 days prior, Eastern/Western/West Nile virus/tetanus/flu/rhino within 1 year or a flu/rhino booster within 90 days of the clinic, and a three-day temperature log. Horses will not be allowed to unload until paperwork is reviewed.

ASTM/SEI approved helmets required for all participants.

Call Jenifer Nadeau at (860) 486-4471, FAX at (860) 486-4375 for information.

Deadline is March 18, 2011.