Clinic in Kentucky, May 11-13

For those interested, Champagne Run in Lexington is hosting a clinic with Peter details and schedule:

Friday, May 11 – Private Dressage Lessons
Peter will be teaching a limited number of private dressage lessons the day before the clinic.

Saturday, May 12 – Clinic Day 1
Stadium: Grid work in groups of four for 1.5 hours.

Sunday, May 13 – Clinic Day 2
Cross Country: Cross country schooling in groups of six for 2hours.

Dressage: $115 per horse/rider combination
Clinic: $325 per horse/rider combination
Auditors: $25 for the weekend

Saturday evening we will host a meet and greet potluck with Peter!

Limited overnight stabling is available upon request for $30/night.

Reserve your spot early by returning the clinic form with full payment!

Please return payment and forms early to guarantee participation, as space is limited. Negative coggins and health certificates are required with entry.

No refunds will be given unless your space can be filled from the wait list.

Checks may be made payable to Champagne Run. Your entry in the clinic will not be considered complete until payment in full has been received.

Please complete one entry form for each horse you plan to ride in the clinic.

Return forms to:
Champagne Run Farm
Attn: Peter Atkins Clinic
5991 Old Richmond Road
Lexington, KY 40515
mev.champagnerun@gmail.com
www.champagnerun.com

Long time no post!

Our web monkey, was a little distracted busy for the last few months and Florida, in winter just gets busier every year. You can't blame the girl, it was her first season.

The team has kicked off the year in an amazing way.

Henny  made several public outings at the Florida Horse Park, Del Ray and H.I.T.S. in preparing for his first Advanced this season, which he did in style. Only one, uncharacteristic rail in show jumping and Henny finished on a good dressage score and 7.2 points behind the leaders and third overall.

Baby Drake, following in the hooves of big brother Henny, successfully competed preliminary the first couple of weeks and this past weekend competed in his first Intermediate, finishing 6th overall at Rocking Horse.

Amy's two Connemaras, are also rocking right along. Completing BN and Novice divisions on good dressage scores, Amy is planning on bumping Laddie up to Training.

The team is also finalizing spring and summer plans for Henny and Drake, which will allow us to help finalize a clinic schedule. Stay tuned for those.

The year hasn't been without sadness as well. We bid an unexpected good bye to friend, Erica Marshall, who had died in the explosion at KESMARC. She was a lovely person, and will be missed. Our thoughts also go out to Sorcha Moneley, who is now listed as fair at the hospital.