Horse Clinics Horse Clinics Clinics, includes family clinics: Rockn Bee offers two types of informational clinics; whole day (6 hours) and ½ day (4 hours). Fees are $50 per participant for whole day clinics and/or $25 per participant for ½ day clinics. Family informational clinics are always 4 hours. (This is a great bonding opportunity for families). Most of the time, clinic attendees will work with Rockn Bee horses. If you want to bring your own horse, there is no extra charge. Participant's horses must be healthy and have proof of negative Coggins test results. All shots must be current and you must have your horse on a good de-worming program. Your horse must be manageable and be well mannered while on the Rockn Bee premises. Clinics are limited to 3 participants, so we can better focus our attention on each rider's needs. All clinic participants must sign a hold harmless agreement, per the Wyoming Statutes What we do is technically referred to as "transpersonal communication and education". We call it common sense. At the Rockn Bee you will observe, participate and find out: How horses "talk" to humans (They think most people are deaf!) How to "listen" to horses How to respond properly and clearly How and when to reward a horse for its desired behavior and discipline for undesired behavior How and when to let go of the wrong horse How and when to progress with a lesson How and when to stop progress with a lesson How to recognize danger signals How and when to get help with your horse How patience and perseverance pay dividends, and why it's important to not try to take shortcuts in your horse's training Why appliances are not acceptable substitutes for a good training program When it is best to bond with a horse How to properly use and fit tack to your horse How much of your personal resources (time and money) your horse will take The value of a good nutrition program for your horse What the 2000 hour principle means to you and your horse Other services provided at Rockn Bee Horse Clinics: Round pen work and ground manners training Slow, methodical control & repetition which builds trust and confidence Use individual horse's mind, not cookie cutter approach Eliminate breed or gender prejudice: figure out what the horse can do and build on that principle (conformational predisposition, personality traits and general intelligence) Safety for horse, rider and trainer is a paramount concern at the Rockn Bee. Our products and services promote the vital link for optimum growth and development between people and horses.