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In The Irons Farm

. . . the Championship Connection

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In The Irons Farm is proud to present our latest course for your consideration . . .

The Showmanship Edge

  • Instructed by World Champion Non-Pro Denise L. Darling

The Showmanship Edge is course #110 in our continuing education series. Our instructor, featured in many national magazines, is World Champion Non-pro Denise L. Darling. Queries may be sent to her directly at ([email protected]). Denise will teach you the winning edge in a total of 30 lecture/contact hours.
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Future Offerings

In The Irons Farm strives to bring the 'secrets of the pros' to those that value and employ knowledge, skill and ability. We believe that this is the only way to become a true champion. We do not believe or condone the use of gimmicks, stimulants or drugs.

Check with us often to see our latest offering. We are currently in negotiations to bring clinics conducted by:

  • Lynne Salvatorre-Palm

  • Andy Mooreman


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Course Description

This course is designed for those individuals already familiar with basic showmanship skills. This course will help you assess your weaknesses and strengths, thereby enabling you to improve your overall presentation skills.

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Class Schedule

This course will begin on January 13, 2003 and will conclude on March 20, 2003. We will meet at the indoor arena of In The Irons Farm. Class meets every Monday and Thursday evening from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. You will not need to bring your horse to the first two sessions, but are encouraged to use your own horse for all subsequent classes. In The Irons Farm does have some horses available for those who have trailering difficulties.

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Class Expectations

It is expected that all students will arrive on time with the necessary equipment. This also includes the unloading and tacking up of your mount. Although this is an in-hand class, students should be prepared for a dress rehearsal once per month. Also, each student is responsible for the actions of their horse. If you have a problem equine, this is not the class for you. However, contact me so I can offer some guidance on this issue.

All barn rules must be followed. Absolutely no smoking!

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Class Objectives

Students will receive a personal assessment of skills and abilities in the 3rd class session. Based on this assessment, the instructor will tailor drills and exercises to improve any deficiencies. There will be two mock shows in which the student must participate in. Additionally, the instructor will work with each student�s horse to improve its performance as well.

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~ Denise Darling, 2002 ~

Last updated: Dec. 4, 2002

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