Dressage Clinic with Lendon Gray
Sponsored by: The Northeast Region of the IDHSNA
May 15 -16, 2010
Ms Gray’s Biography:
As a toddler in Maine, Lendon Gray was riding a horse with her mother before she could walk. She grew up riding western, hunt seat, bareback, playing gymkhana games, driving and generally having fun riding and caring for horses.Pony Club played the central role in her life from age 7 through her twenties. During that time she also trained with the Olympic Three Day team. Lendon Gray first gained fame for her ability to compete at Grand Prix on horses others never imagined could make Grand Prix, let alone succeed at the national levels. Her belief that any horse, regardless of size or breed, can benefit from and succeed in dressage has guided her career. At 27 Lendon started to specialize in Dressage and at the same time Seldom Seen, the first of her famous Dressage “ponies” came into her life. At just 14.2 Seldom Seen was a national champion at 3rd, 4th level, Prix St. George’s, Intermediate I and II, and Grand Prix. Lendon has competed in two Olympic Games: the World Equestrian Dressage Championships, and the Dressage World Cup. Now while running Gleneden Dressage, a stable with 52 horses under her supervision, Lendon is extremely active with the USET, USEF and the USDF. When Lendon hung up her competitive spurs, she turned her energy toward promoting the dressage education of all breeds of horses and of all riders, regardless of financial ability. Lendon’s very popular book, Lessons with Lendon , makes Dressage seem much less complicated.
Location: Windfield Farm, Bethany Turnpike, Pleasant Mount, PA 18453
Entries Close: May 7, 2010
Format: Eight one hour spots each day . Each spot may be a Private, Semi Private {2 horses} or group {4 horses}
Ride Times: Will beemailed to riders prior to clinic
Cost: Private $175 Semi Private $90 Group $45 Stabling $45 each night Shavings $7 a bag.
Auditors Welcome $25 each day. $40 for two day.
Food will be available all day Sat and Sun for all. Evening meals for riders.
Contact: Cori Oehley, Email:
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Clinic is available to members first ,then outside entries if space allows. . Clinic spots are not guaranteed without your payment in full at the time applications are submitted. Should; you not be able to attend the clinic after payment had already been received, you may sell your spot to another party. A refund is available if a written notice is received before the close date. Proof of Current Negative Coggins must be produced before horses are allowed on premises.
Lendon Gray Dressage Clinic Entry Form
Name ______Phone ______Cell______
Street ______Email ______
City, State, Zip Code ______
Emergency Contact______
Horse’s Name ______Gender _____ Breed ______Age ____
Rider’s Level ______Horse’s Level ______
Horse and rider Biography ______
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Type of Lesson requested
Saturday, May 15 Private_____ Semi Private______
Sunday May 16 Private______Semi Private______
Auditor Single Day ______Both Days ______
Amount enclosed $______
Stabling needs ______
ALL PARTICIPANTS INCLUDING AUDITORSMUST SIGN THE FOLLOWING RELEASE & AGREEMENT*
WARNING: Under the Equine Activity Liability Act, each participant who engages in an Equine Activity expressly
assumes the risks of engaging in and legal responsibility for injury, loss or damage to person or property resulting fromthe risk of Equine Activity. I understand that this is a high-risk sport and I am participating at my own risk. I herebyRelease and hold harmless theIDHSNa, the hosting farm, its owners and employees, attendants, spectators, the clinicianand all others involved from all liability for accidents, damage, injury, or illness sustained or caused as a result of myParticipation in this clinic.
*AGREEMENT: As a participant in an IDHSNA insured event, I agree to wear an ASTM approved helmet while mounted.
Participant Signature ______Date ______
(Parent/Guardian if under 18)
Owner Signature ______Date ______
(If different than participant)