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	Circle L Arena Horse Expo ~ Event ID 6352 March 15, 2008 in Bozeman, Montana Lance Earl will offer two clinics. The first clinic will focus on developing and perfecting basic maneuvers that form the foundation for advanced work. Dean and Wendy Briggs will lead a demonstration on Bits and Bitting. Tim and Mary O'Donnell will lead a discussion on Breeding Management. Private Treaty Horse Sale. Stallions on Parade. New and used saddles and tack, food vendors, demonstrations, raffles, and lots more.
	Circle L Arena Ranch Horse Clinic ~ Event ID 6351 March 16, 2008 in Bozeman, Montana Session one: A versatile horse has a rock solid foundation. This is a three session. During this session, the focus will be on developing a basic foundation of softness and flexibility. Each rider will learn a series of exercises that will develop effective communication and basic skills that will form an essential springboard for more advanced maneuvers. Session two: A versatile horse is able. This is a four hour session where the focus shall be on working cattle. Each Rider will have multiple opportunities to work cattle. The actual work accomplished will be custom tailored to meet the individual needs of each rider.
	TETON VALLEY SERIES (04) ~ Event ID 6357 April 26, 2008 in Rexburg, IDAHO Ranch Riding: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles. PATTERN#1 Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers and without resistance.PATTERN#1R3 Ranch Cutting: Demonstrate your horse's ability to quietly work from a herd and work smart, not hard. Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horses softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	Circle L Five Day Ranch Horse Workshop ~ Event ID 6347 May 05, 2008 in Bozeman, Montana Session one: A versatile horse has a rock solid foundation. This is a four hour evening session. During this session, the focus will be on developing a basic foundation of softness and flexibility. Each rider will learn a series of exercises that will develop effective communication and basic skills that will form an essential springboard for more advanced maneuvers. Session two: A versatile horse is an able horse. This is a four hour evening session. During this session, the focus shall be to build on the basic skills learned in session one to complete advanced maneuvers including lead departures, lead changes, balanced stops, rollbacks and spins. Session three: A versatile horse is not afraid to try. This is an eight hour session. The first four hours shall be devoted to answering questions and resolving issues as directed by the workshop participants. During the second four hour block, all participants will participate in a Ranch Riding class where each will have an opportunity to show off the skills earned and receive a written critique of their performance. Prior to the start of the scheduled workshop on Monday through Thursday, your clinician will be available for two hour small group lessons. Participation shall be limited to four riders per group. The first rider to sign up for a session will select the lesson material from a list of possibilities including; softening and flexibility, basic maneuvers, compound maneuvers, advanced maneuvers, starting a horse on cattle, working from the herd and working a cow on the fence. On the Saturday immediately following this workshop we will be offering a Versatility Ranch Horse Competition. This workshop represents an awesome opportunity to prepare to show and win.
	Circle L Versatile Ranch Horse Competition ~ Event ID 6348 May 10, 2008 in Bozeman, Montana Ranch Riding: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles. Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers and without resistance. The pattern for this event shall be Pattern BT2. Ranch Cutting: Demonstrate your horse's ability to quietly work from a herd and work smart, not hard. Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horses softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow. All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	Whispering Willows Ranch Horse Workshop ~ Event ID 6373 Beginning on May 16, 2008 and continuing for 5 days in Steam Boat Springs, Colorado Session 1: Build a solid foundation of communication, cooperation and flexibility you your and your horse. You and your horse will develop the skills and confidence to progress to more difficult and demanding advanced maneuvers. Session 2: Build on the skills learned in session one and begin to perfect advanced maneuvers including soft round circles, lead departures, lead changes, stops and backup, rollbacks and spins. Session three: This session will include four hours of review and problem solving as directed by you, the workshop participant. The session will conclude with a Ranch Riding competition where you will demonstrate the skills learned in the workshop and receive a written critique of your performance. A Versatility Ranch Horse competition will be held on the Saturday following the workshop. As a workshop participant, you may enter the competition for a reduced fee.
	TETON VALLEY SERIES (05) ~ Event ID 6358 May 17, 2008 in Rexburg, IDAHO Ranch Riding: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles. PATTERN#2 Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers and without resistance.PATTERN#3T3 Ranch Cutting: Demonstrate your horse's ability to quietly work from a herd and work smart, not hard. Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horses softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	WWR Western Slope Ranch Horse Clinic/Competition (#1) ~ Event ID 6382 Beginning on May 23, 2008 and continuing for 2 days in Steam Boat Springs, Colorado
	Whispering Willows Versatility Ranch Horse Show ~ Event ID 6374 May 24, 2008 in Steam Boat Springs, Colorado Ranch Riding Ranch Reining, pattern 8T2 Ranch Cutting Ranch Working Cow Ride for points toward DallyPost year-end awards. Ride for points toward the May DallyPost purse.
	TETON VALLEY SERIES (06) ~ Event ID 6359 June 14, 2008 in Driggs, IDAHO Ranch Riding: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles.PATTERN#1 Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers and without resistance.PATTERN#6R4 Ranch Cutting: Demonstrate your horse's ability to quietly work from a herd and work smart, not hard. Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horses softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	Council Mountain Ranch Horse Clinic and Competition ~ Event ID 6410 Beginning on June 18, 2008 and continuing for 3 days in Council, Idaho Versatility Ranch Horse Clinic. Versatility Ranch Horse Competition
	DallyPost Ranch Horse Roundup ~ Event ID 6385 June 22, 2008 in Steam Boat Springs, Colorado Ranch Riding: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles. Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers without resistance. The pattern for this event shall be Pattern BT2. Ranch Cutting: Demonstrate your horse's ability to quietly work from a herd and work smart, not hard. Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horse's softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow. All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	Versatility Ranch Horse Show, AF1 ~ Event ID 6368 June 28, 2008 in American Falls, Idaho Ranch Riding Ranch Reining, pattern 2R3 Ranch Cutting Ranch Working Cow The purse shall be 40% of all entry fees paid to the top 30% in each division
	CRR Western Slope Ranch Horse clinic and competition (#2) ~ Event ID 6350 Beginning on June 28, 2008 and continuing for 2 days in Carbondale, Colorado Ranch Riding/trail: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles. Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers without resistance. The pattern for this event shall be Pattern BT2. Ranch Cutting: Demonstrate your horse's ability to quietly work from a herd and work smart, not hard. Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horse's softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow. All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	TETON VALLEY SERIES (07) ~ Event ID 6360 July 05, 2008 in Driggs, IDAHO Ranch Riding: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles.PATTERN#2 Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers and without resistance.PATTERN#2T3 Ranch Cutting: Demonstrate your horse's ability to quietly work from a herd and work smart, not hard. Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horses softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	Versatility Ranch Horse Show, AF2 ~ Event ID 6369 July 19, 2008 in American Falls, Idaho Ranch Riding Ranch Reining, pattern 3R4 Ranch Cutting Ranch Cow Purse shall be 40% of all entry fees paid out to the top 30% in each division.
	TETON VALLEY SERIES (08) ~ Event ID 6361 August 09, 2008 in Driggs, IDAHO Ranch Riding: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles.PATTERN#1 Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers and without resistance.PATTERN#8R2 Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horses softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horses softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	Versatility Ranch Horse Show, AF3 ~ Event ID 6371 August 23, 2008 in American Falls, Idaho Ranch Riding Ranch Reining, pattern 5R3 Ranch Cutting Ranch Working Cow Purse shall be 40% of all entry fees paid out to the top 30% in each division
	Versatility Ranch Horse Show, AF3 ~ Event ID 6386 August 24, 2008 in Steam Boat Springs, Colorado Ranch Riding: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles. Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers without resistance. The pattern for this event shall be Pattern BT2. Ranch Cutting: Demonstrate your horse's ability to quietly work from a herd and work smart, not hard. Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horse's softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow. All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	WWR Western Slope Ranch Horse competition (#3)) ~ Event ID 6376 August 24, 2008 in Steam Boat Springs, Colorado Ranch Riding Ranch Reining, Ranch Cutting Ranch Working Cow Ride for points toward year-end awards Year end show with awa
	Fundamentals of Ranch Versatility ~ Event ID 6486 September 06, 2008 in Ogden, Utah
	TETON VALLEY SERIES (09) ~ Event ID 6362 September 06, 2008 in Driggs, IDAHO Ranch Riding: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles.PATTERN#2 Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers and without resistance.PATTERN#2T4 Ranch Cutting: Demonstrate your horse's ability to quietly work from a herd and work smart, not hard. Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horses softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	Versatility Ranch Horse Competition ~ Event ID 6387 September 14, 2008 in Steam Boat Springs, Colorado Ranch Riding: Demonstrate your horse's ability to handle basic maneuvers and accept unfamiliar obstacles. Ranch Reining: Demonstrate your horse's ability to be willingly guided through advanced maneuvers without resistance. The pattern for this event shall be Pattern BT2. Ranch Cutting: Demonstrate your horse's ability to quietly work from a herd and work smart, not hard. Ranch Cow: Demonstrate your horse's softness and courage as you work to show total control of a single cow. All riders can play because the "Self Leveling" division system guarantees that every rider will compete at a level where he will be competitive and and have an equal opportunity to win. Compete for a monthly purse, and year-end awards. Again, the division system will guarantee that every rider, regardless of skills or ability will have an equal opportunity to show, place and win.
	Versatility Ranch Horse Show, AF4 ~ Event ID 6370 September 20, 2008 in American Falls, Idaho Ranch Riding Ranch Reining, pattern 4R4 Ranch Cutting Ranch Cow Purse shall be 40% of all entry fees paid out to the top 30% in each division.
	Cedar Ridge and Whispering Willows WSRH finals (#4) ~ Event ID 6383 September 27, 2008 in Carbondale, Colorado Final show of the season Barbecue and circuit awards
	DallyPost Extreme Ranch Riding ~ Event ID 6478 October 16, 2008 in Ogden, Utah October 16, 2008 at 10:00AM Ten advanced reining maneuvers and extreme trail obstacles. Part 1, Elininations Part 2, The twelve best horses will return and go head to head for all the marbles. The Purse shall be 50% of all entry fees.
	Ranch Horse Clinic ~ Event ID 6482 October 16, 2008 in Ogden, Utah Kindergarten Horsemanship Soft Hands and Good Legs Backup, Foundation for Everything Building Advanced Maneuvers
	DallyPost Ranch Horse Expo, Ranch Versatility Show ~ Event ID 6479 Beginning on October 17, 2008 and continuing for 2 days in Ogden, Utah Ranch Riding, Ranch Reining, Ranch Cutting, Ranch Working Cow

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