Wiemers' most magnificent event

Article Abstract:

Rod Wiemers of Galt, California, a 30-year veteran who once apprenticed under legendary reinsman Tony Amaral, trains stock and cutting horses and instructs amateurs and nonpros at his Galt facility. After riding Carolyn Renolds' Quarter Horse gelding SOR Little Lena to round-high scores in both the herd and reined work phases of the finals, he knew the roping - a skill he'd been practicing hard at - would be his greatest obstacle.

Management dynamics, California, Practice, Horse trainers, Wiemers, Rod

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Overriding a spook

Article Abstract:

Clinician, Clinton shares his methods for dealing with the most common problems faced on the trail. He also shows how to use the horse's wayward energy when he's spooking, jigging or otherwise acting up to correct his behavior and teach him something useful.

Methods, Trail riding, Horse training

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A win-win situation

Article Abstract:

Jennifer's daughter Sophie participated in the show ring, riding on her pony Diamond Girl. Sophie and her pony won the award and the ribbon for the 10-and under category of participants.

Achievements and awards, Show riding

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