Riders Rang In The New Year At The Fork
The Fork Stables in Norwood, North Carolina hosted a clinic over New Year’s and nearly 30 riders signed up for a jam-packed two days full of learning, camaraderie, and good ol’ fashioned fun. The clinic was taught by Rebecca Howard, Sinead Halpin, and Lynn Symansky and included four lessons for each rider: a dressage, show jumping, cross-country, and warm-up lesson. In addition there were mounted demonstrations, lectures, and a pot-luck dinner. Winter is the perfect time to learn new skills and this clinic gave the perfect opportunities for riders to do so.
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