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I would be happy to respond to enquiries in the following disciplines: dressage, working western, hunter, halter (open and IAHA), hack and pleasure. I can also offer assistance with schooling and equitation issues.

Experience in the area

Twenty years Class A show circuit including multiple championships.

Organizations

CEF, IAHA, BCHC, IALHA

Publications

Inside International

Education/Credentials

BA, MEd, Teaching Certificate (PDP), CEF Western Level I Coach, provincialy approved Hack, Equitation and Western Judge.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

Earn a national title and school a horse to Intermediare level.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

No one ever really masters the art of riding. Like all other arts, it is a lifelong learning experience. Horses keep us humble.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject

Breed associations need to make their judges accountable to the rules and standards set out for the breeds under their jurisdiction or they need to change the rules.

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Leona09/18/0910101010Thank you for your advice.
Caroline09/10/0910101010Thank You, you help me clear up .....
Jan09/03/0910101010THANK YOU FOR SPEEDY RESPONSE. I WILL .....
TJ Hagen07/25/0910101010Thank-you...I was not expecting an answer .....
Diane07/07/0910101010Thanks, it makes sense now. Maybe the .....

Recent Answers from Shelley Evans

2009-10-13 crazy horse:

Dear Nina, What is most puzzling about your letter is that this mare occasionally allows you to head out and ride her with no issues. This is very disconcerting. I will give you some suggestions BUT you

2009-09-23 Canter Transition:

Dear Kara, You begin your letter by saying that you have changed instructors in the last few months which has been of benefit you both you and your horse but then you go on to relate how you have been

2009-09-17 calcium deposits:

Dear Leona, The short answer to your question is, "yes." Calcification in a joint or calcium deposits in the joint may ultimately lead to fusing of the joint can also cause cartilage damage and lead to

2009-09-10 Open Halter vs. Showmanship Halter:

Dear Caroline, Welcome to the world of horse shows- please remember to have FUN!! The simplest answer to you question is that Showmanship is based on YOU (the handler) and your ability to correctly

2009-09-09 My Horse:

Dear Tasha, Hmmm... you don't mention if she is any discomfort or if there is any discharge. Sometimes mares can go through a "false pregnancy" and actually begin to lactate as their hormone levels change

 

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