Horse Camp & Clinic Information - Trailriding Dates here

WE LIMIT ATTENDANCE TO 6 PEOPLE - EVERYONE GETS THE INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION THEY NEED

Cowgirl Weekends Dates 2013:
Feb. 22-23-24 | April 19-20-21 | May 3-4-5 | July 19-20-21 | Sept. 20-21-22 | Oct. 25-26-27
(dates subject to change due to weather)

SPECIAL COWGIRL CLASSIC CAMP June 2-7 and June 16-20
Arrive 4-5 PM, depart 3 PM, Limit 6, Fee is $550 includes bunkroom and horse pen, bring your horse feed and your meals are extra at nearby restraurants This is for the serious horse person who wants to learn and work on skills.

ADULT HORSEMANSHIP SESSIONS FOR BEGINNERS, INTERMEDIATES, AND ADVANCED FOLKS

We teach the basic fundamentals of horsemanship and prepare you with
horse knowledge resulting from my 60+ years experience with horses.

One-Day Clinics 2013: TBA	Jim Simpson Horsemanship Clinics at the Flying M Ranch:

Exclusive Equine Sessions. You and Your Horse or Our Horse. Bunkhouse provided.
Only 10 students per session will be accepted. email flyingm@prismnet.com for more info.

Our Program - “Have Fun With Your Horse”

WHAT TO BRING

Your horse, tack, feed, and hay. Grooming tools, fly spray, shampoo (label everything). All the above can be kept in your trailer.

All your personal needs, riding clothes, boots, hat, sun screen, swim suit, towel, comfortable shoes, shorts and tops for relaxing.

BUNKHOUSE

We provide a ranch style bunkhouse, 3 bathrooms, 2 separate bedrooms, large room with bunkbeds, large kitchen and utility with washer and dryer and all is air conditioned for your inside comfort.

You may bring your snacks, drinks, candy, and any other edible in-between meal items.

PLEASE DO NOT BRING

TV or Computer or your Dog (although we love them dearly)
Cell phones to be used only at specified times

pictures of past camps: Cowgirl Weekends, Trail Obstacles and De spooking

Camp Picture Diary - Thank You kindly for the many photos - please allow to giddy-up.
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I started riding with Marsha and her group of ladies about one year ago. I was nervous because not only do I ride trails but I love to ride dressage. So I was worried I might not fit in with this group. Nothing could have been further from the truth. Marsha has a desire to teach people what she knows about horsemanship and horses and has no prejudices as to your favorite mode of riding. My horse had more arena experience than trail experience and my goal was to help my guy become a better trail horse. In addition, I had heard about her trail rides and I had a great desire to be able to travel with these ladies to their next trail ride. Her Cowgirl Weekends are full of information to help you to be a better horsewoman and how to train your horse YOURSELF to be a better mount. It is a fun filled weekend full of great information from a woman who is a great teacher. It is money well spent and I am so glad to have the opportunity to ride with Marsha again this year. The trail ride I got to go on last year is still the highlight of last year’s memories and will only be replaced by what we do on the trail this next year. We rode, laughed, laughed until we cried, just cried, ate until we were ready to pop and experienced some of God’s beautiful earth in a way you can only experience from the back of a horse. Ilene Cooper, D.V.M, San Angelo, TX