While travel for clinics is always on the table, the Fall season is a particular favorite of mine for getting out and about and helping out. And we include ourselves in that equation, often continuing work on our own education here and abroad at this time of year. Before winter training season begins at our Willowview Hill Farm. Despite the hurricane season being upon us, the Fall weather (particularly in New England) and Europe is beautiful for working horses outside. The pesky flies and bugs have 99% disappeared with the first frosts, and the air is crisp and clean and hopefully remains clear of wild fire smoke. But aside from the wonders of the falling leaf season and orange cratered valleys, this time of year makes great sense horse wise to get the training progressed and establish new protocols for winter work. One of the best things about giving clinics at any time of year is the variety of students and horses that arrive in the ring to participate...
Dressage training advice for riders basic through Grand Prix from proven GP competitor/trainer Nikki Alvin-Smith of Willowview Hill Farm, http://www.WillowviewHillFarm.com, Stamford, NY. Horse breeding advice and training of young warmblood and Iberian horses, plus how to successfully shop for horses in the USA and Europe from an experienced importer and USA producer of performance sport horses and ponies.