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‘Horse Human Connection’ symposium returns to Pomona B


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ack by popular demand, the Human Horse Connection 2 will be coming to the Kellogg West Conference Center


in Pomona Nov. 1-2 for two exceptional days of insights into how your horse thinks. The California Western Dressage Association is presenting the symposium, which will feature a roster of internationally known speakers for atendees of all disciplines. The event, sponsored in part by Star Milling Co., will include among their presenters, Dr. Janet L. Jones, author of “Horse Brain / Human Brain”, Mary Ann Simonds, author of “Horse By Nature”, equine nutritionist Dr. Robert Bray, clinician Carla Bauchmueller (“The Intuitive Rider”), and others. For more information on this special weekend, including the schedule and ticket acquisi- tion, go to htps://horse-human-connec- tion. com, and see the CAWDA ad on page 3. Important!: There will be an earlybird discount until Aug. 1, so don’t delay!


Dr. Mike Tomlinson, DVM Carla Bauchmueller Christa Lafayete


Dr. Janet L. Jones, PhD F


rom the Ground Up’ clinic Looking to improve your lead changes and smoothen lead departures? The


July 12 “From the Ground Up” clinic may be just the ticket! Ramona-raised trainer Sabrina Smith will conduct a one-day clinic at the WestWynd Ranch in Ramona that will be a hands-on, practical event aimed at refining your horse’s lead transitions and improving your timing and communication in the saddle. There are limited riding spots (six) for $50 per spot, but spectators are also invited to partici-


Jeff Moore


pate for $30. For more information, see the ad on page 11, or emali fromthegrounduphorse- manship02@gmail.com


Mary Ann Simonds


a short five-day ride Sept. 26-30, and the full seven-day ride Sept. 26–Oct. 2. Either one is a


“bucket list” adventure on horseback. It is a thrill to experience the unforgetable views of the ocean and of Catalina Island, and the camaraderie and experience will make memories for a lifetime. A veterinarian and experienced wranglers will atend to the hors- es during the ride, which features delicious, catered food, shower trailers and masseuses, and entertainment including campfire music. If you would like to learn more about this fun “21-and-over” event, see the Las Caballeros ad on page 11, or visit www.lascaballeras.com. The email address is: lascaballeras@gmail. com.


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n case you missed it, registration for the 2025 Catalina Ladies Ride is under way — and filling up! The Caballeras is


a group of horsewomen that gather together every fall or spring for a multi-day vacation with their horses on beautiful Catalina Island. Plans this year’s trip include two ride options:


The In Gate column is composed by the sales staff at the California Horsetrader. If you would like to put the California Horsetrader and horset- rader.com to work for you, please call the display sales staff at 760/546-1184, or e-mail to: sales@horsetrader.com


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