Equestrian News
Utilizing the Training Scale to Improve your Riding! Clinic December 3, 2011 Loving Grove Farm
This clinic will focus on Training Scale and how this simple scale can significantly improve your riding. Jasmin Becker will start by offering a lecture on the Training Scale and a definition of each of its levels. We will then discuss how it relates to the rider and the horse under saddle. After the theory portion of clinic, Jasmin will demonstrate each level of the scale on her FEI horse. A question and answer session, as well as a lunch break will follow.
The second half of the clinic will be individual lessons that will be offered to riders that have brought their own horses. Friends and family are welcome to attend.
Please contact Jasmin Becker to register for the clinic. The fee for auditors is $35.00. Auditing and riding will be $55.00. There will be an extra fee to board your horse. We look forward to seeing you at the clinic!
Jasmin Becker
303-809-6997 or info@maneimports.com
USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist
German small and high Bronze Medalist
German Instructor License (Teaching earned with distinction)
German Lunging License
Dressage Foundation Grantee 2011
AHT Foundation Grantee 2011
SharePrice Drop! Horse For Sale! 1/2 Friesian Sport Horse Cross!
Mane Imports is proud to introduce Lyla an 8 year old 1/2 Friesian sport horse cross! Lyla is 15.1 hands and has the biggest most beautiful tail and neck. She has three very nice gaits and is very safe for an AA or JR rider. She has been with an AA her whole life and can trail ride and walk trot canter. She is with a professional to be sold and can already leg yield after only a few days of training! Any professional would love to haver her in their barn. She has beautiful big feet and has perfect flexions. She does not have any vices and is a very easy keeper. Please contact us at 303-809-6997 or info@maneimports.com for more information. She must be sold before Christmas. She is priced to sell quickly.
Mane Imports Partners with Loving Grove Farm
Mane Imports is excited to offer the opportunity to board and train at Loving Grove Farm in Boulder, Colorado. Loving Grove Farm, now under new managment, is a small, full care boarding facility located near Foothills and Valmont – right in the city of Boulder.
Loving Grove offers amenities expected of a much larger barn yet is shared by only twelve horses:
- 60m x 20m indoor arena
- 76m x 30m outdoor arena
- Pasture or Pen turnout daily
- Feeding 4x daily
- Blanketing, worming, and select grain included
- Trailer-ins welcome
- Walking distance to beautiful Cottonwood Trail
- Exceptionally qualifed resident trainer in Dressage (see below)
- Hunter/Jumper trainer available
- National and international clinicians
- Renowned farrier available, commuting regularly from California
If you would like to be a part of this fresh new community, please contact us at 303-809-6997 or info@maneimports.com. We would be delighted to provide you with a tour of the facility as well as our extensive references.
With very warm regards,
Jasmin Becker
USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist
German Licensed Trainer – Training Earned with Distinction
German Bronze Small and Large Medal
German Lunging Certificate
2011 Grantee of Dressage Foundation Grant
Eligible Rider of the AHTF, Inc.
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Pictures of Baby- Grafitti!
Dear Friends of Mane Imports,
Here are pics of our clients new baby!!!! He is a beautiful colt out of Rousseau x Charming. Here is info about the stallion http://www.hasslerdressage.com/stallions/rousseau1.html
This future star is named Grafitti! Enjoy!
New Horse! 4 year old Rock Forever Mare!
Here is a fantastic Rock Forever x Ehrentusch-Psternack 4 year old mare for sale! She is very pretty and is extremely balanced and light to ride. Please contact us at 303-809-6997 or info@maneimports.com for more information.
ShareCanter De Libris Early June
This is my canter work with De Libris. DL is weak in the canter and as a result must learn to work in a smaller canter, over his back and through his neck. This is very, very hard for him. But the only way he will learn this is by doing it. We are always challenging him and only by challenging him will he learn to carry more behind and get stronger. This is only meant as a training video. I am so proud of him. He tries so hard and just is a worker. I can’t wait to show his progress in a few months!
Just so you know that the warm up the canter work and the trot work were all taken in the same session!
ShareDe Libris Warm Up Routine
Here is DL’s warm up routine. This is only meant as a training video.
The warm up doesn’t change very much. Nick is not telling me to do too much because I needed to get the warm up on my own. What we are checking is whether the horse is responsive to the leg, whether he is, connected and through, and what are my transitions are like both direction in the trot and the canter. This warm up should not change no matter what horse you have or what level. Everything is based on the basics. The key is to feel the transitions, to make sure the horse is connected an coming over his back, through his neck and if she/he is responsive to the leg. Once you have this warm up it should work on every horse no matter what level! Check us out at www.maneimports.com

















