Deb Moynihan is returning to give lessons at DeCarli Equestrian Center. Truck ins are welcome!
The Basics of Centered Riding:
Centered Riding is an innovative way of expressing the classical principles of riding, using body awareness, centering, and imagery. Centered Riding encompasses all seats and styles of riding. It teaches a language that allows clearer communication between horse, rider, and instructor.
About the Instructor:
Deb has been riding for over 50 years and teaching for over 35 years. She has done Centered Riding clinics and instructor courses throughout the US and Europe. Deb is a USDF Certified Dressage Instructor/Trainer(Training-2nd), USEA Certified Eventing Instructor (Level I-Training), Level IV Centered Riding Instructor/Clinician, USDF "L" Graduate w/Distinction, USDF Bronze Medal, and a USEF Western Dressage Judge Candidate.
Cost $85 per rider for 45 minute private or for a 1 hour semi private.
PM or Email decarlifarm@gmail.com for more information.
Upcoming Clinics…
Clinic with Eliza Farren-Englert October 1, 2022
Riders - $100 Auditors - $10
Eliza is a 4*/ Advanced level event rider who has also shown thru 4th level Dressage and has a background in Hunter/Jumpers. She has produced many horses from the ground up to the upper levels. Eliza takes her time and pays careful attention to details to help her students understand what they are feeling and learning. She excels at working with young green horses and teaches them to enjoy their work.
Lessons are $100 to ride with a group of 2-4 riders. The length of the lesson is adjusted based on the number of riders. Auditors are welcome for $10. Due to the nature of Eliza’s travel, payment is required to reserve your spot and is non-refundable unless the clinic itself is cancelled. Please send us a message to sign up or text Dani at 860-878-9275
Clinic with Ken Welihan December 3rd and 4th
Riders - $150 to ride both days auditors $10
Ken has extensive experience judging, competing and training at the very top levels of the hunter, jumper and equitation disciplines. His accomplishments include qualifying for and competing in the 1992 Olympic Selections Trials for Barcelona and producing Zone 1 USEF two time horse of the year “Tanglewood”, Riding USEF Zone 2 horse of the year “Ramsey”, and producing dozens of Grand Prix level horses such as “Rashnu”, “Lucky Again”, “Ashe”, “Skip With Me”, and “Tango”.
Ken began his career under the late Barney Ward and has trained with and been mentored by many of the greats including George Morris, Anne Kursinski, Leslie Howard, Peter Leone, Anthony D’Ambrosio Jr, and Brian Lenehan. Ken himself has coached students to wins at Marshal and Sterling, New England, and Connecticut finals, and with his extensive knowledge, he has become a very popular clinician.
Ken’s judging resume includes assignments at Ocala, Culpeper, Thermal, IHSA, NCAA, IEA, and many more including the Diamond Mills $500,000 Hunter Derby.
