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Learn Sandy Collier's world champion horse training strategies
first-hand at one of her horse training clinics. Sandy has gathered a wealth of training techniques she freely shares with her clinic guests. Her horse training tips are essential for equestrians ranging from cutting, reining, and working cow horses to barrel racing, team penning, and roping. Sandy's horse training style includes the polish, responsiveness, and refinement of reining to the athleticism and diversity of working cow horses and cutting. During a Sandy Collier horse training clinic, Sandy spends the day sharing her endless tips and tricks for horsemen and horsewomen ranging from beginning to intermediate to the seasoned performer. Every guest at a Sandy Collier Horse Training Clinic rides away a more confident, more accomplished equestrian. Sandy attributes her success to her passion for learning new and better ways to train her horses to perform their at their individual best. Now, clinic participants can learn from Sandy's success. To get a head start on Sandy's training philisophies, visit her Horse Training Videos page to find the video that suits your needs before attending a clinic. To attend a clinic Click Here |
Jan 20th, 2008 |
Fundraiser for Sean Renshaw:
Co-clinicians Sandy Collier, Ted Robinson, and Lyn Anderson |
Tejon Ranch |
January 12 & 13 2008 |
Horse Training Clinic |
Lodi, California |
| February 15 & 16 2008 |
Horse Training Clinic |
Rupert, Idaho |
| February 23rd 2008 |
Horse Training Clinic |
Malibu, CA |
March 1st & 2nd |
Horse Training Clinic |
Marysville, CA |
April 12 & 13 |
Horse Training Clinic |
Galt, CA |
May 24 & 25 |
Horse Training Clinic |
C-Lazy-U, Colorado |
June 6, 7 & 8 2008 |
Horse Training Clinic |
Western States Expo in Sacramento, california |
June 28 & 29 2008
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Horse Training Clinic |
Bozeman MT |
June 30 & July 1 & 2 2008
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Horse Training Clinic |
Philipsberg, MT |
July 19 & 20, 2008 |
Horse Training Clinic - Advanced |
Lodi, CA |
Interested in attending a Sandy Collier Horse Training Clinic?
Click Here or call (805) 688-1084
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Here are just a few of the many horse training techniques covered in Sandy's horse clinics:
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Train you horse to be under control, supple, and framed, even at high speeds.
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How to get a winning spin.
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Put a willing, dependable, and responsive stop and back-up on your horse while maintaining softness in the bridle.
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How to lope correctly, with your horse's down, back rounded, and driving from behind while on a loose rein.
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Tips for working with the nervous horse.
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Learn how and why to "counter canter."
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Fying lead changes with confidence.
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How to isolate different body part on your horse and make it move independently
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How to determine if your horse has an aptitude for working cattle
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Secrets to creating a confident, controlled horse while working cattle.
- Correct placement for control of the cow and how to teach your horse to find it on his own.
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Learn what professionals know about choosing cattle.
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Keeping your horse rocked back on his hocks.
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Learn what the following terms mean and how to fix the ones that need fixing: refocus, hiding, evacuating, climbing, leaking, and more.
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Sandy's Horse Training Clinic Testimonials
Sandy,
I was at Dom's in PA watching your clinic a couple months ago because it was full I did not bring a horse. He was kind enough to let me watch. I just want to tell you that 35 years of trainers and lessons (they have been good--they made me who I am this far) but, those two days watching you and the people you where helping--seeing it work through them was the biggest boost I have had in my life. I came home and my program didn't change but was improved ten fold.
When I get up at least four of my mornings start out with me eating breakfast to one of your DVD's before I go up to the barn to start my day. I am not a trainer; I am an amateur who trains my own horses. My western pleasure horses are going better with your DVD's My young have such a better feel, and the one's I am starting understand it quicker because I know how to communicate it better. Thanks you so much for taking the time to spend with me. If you are ever within a 200 mile drive giving a clinic please let me know I would love to bring a horse.
Mimi George Frye
Sandy,
I just want to tell you, 35 years of trainers and lessons (they have been good, they made me who I am this far) but, those two days watching you and the people you where helping--seeing it work through them--was the biggest boost I have had in my life.
I came home and my program didn't change but was improved ten fold. When I get up at least four of my mornings start out with me eating breakfast to one of your DVD's before I go up to the barn to start my day. I am not a trainer; I am an amateur who trains my own horses. My western pleasure horses are going better with your DVD's. My young horses have such a better feel, and the one's I am starting understand it quicker because I know how to communicate it better.
Thanks you so much for taking the time to spend with me.
Mimi George Frye
"Sandy did an excellent job at teaching to all levels. She was able to explain, in broad terms, the basics for beginners and pinpoint tiny corrections for the more experienced riders."
Article by Emily Kitching
Read Emily Kitching's entire article Here
Sandy,
I wanted to take a minute and thank you for another GREAT clinic. We have had you coming to Utah for a clinic for the past five years. Your clinic just keeps getting better every year. You have a style that fits so many people, from the novice of novice to the open trainer. You truly have the ability to wear out twelve riders with your never ending style. All our riders from the clinic want to know when you will be returning. We had you for three days this year and that still isn't enough. You have helped Britney and myself so much again thank you for your GREAT ability to teach and your friendship.
Brian Adams
Adams Performance Horses
Sandy,
Thank you so much for the fun clinic! I haven't laughed that much in a long time and learned so much at the same time. We really enjoyed meeting everyone, what a funny group! I have been to a few clinics ( although not a clinic slut ) and walked away really discouraged. Once, I even thought about selling the horses and buying parakeets to raise for fun and profit. You are a really great clinician. Not only did you teach in a positive way, but you encourage participants to "think outside of the box". The most important part though, is that I walked away INSPIRED to do better and try harder. I can't wait to go out and ride today!
-Denise
Sandy,
I really appreciated working with you this weekend and was impressed by not only what you told me but by how you helped everyone else, too. Thank you for working with both horses and helping me be confident about how to school both of them. Pete has always said you were not only a great horseman, but a great teacher, and I definitely agree. Thanks again.
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