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Clinic Info & Latest News from the TTT
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Welcome to our Latest Information page which will keep you up to date with what is happening at the Trust in the next few weeks and any changes to our schedule.
Please see our Annual Programme for a full list of all our Events in the coming year.
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The TTT Annual Programme 2012 & Ticket Application Form
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Download 2012 Annual Programme
Download 2012 Ticket Application Form
TTT 25th Anniversary Year - Looking ahead to 2012
INTERNATIONAL CLINICS
Charles, Arthur, Stephen, Herwig and Mark will each be here several times during the year to share their knowledge and insight into the training of horse and rider. We are unique in having such a wealth of talent and wisdom to visit us so regularly. Make the most of watching and listening to each and every one of our Trainers.
Please keep an eye on the website, as well as the Annual Programme included with this Newsletter, so that you do not miss any of these marvellous opportunities.
The TTT Annual Workshop on March 4th presented by the TTT Senior Instructors, Andrew Murphy and Alex Cookson, will be on : Exploring the Foundations of Training and the Use of Canter in the Horse’s Development.
We are delighted to announce that Dr Gerd Heuschman will be with us again on March 24 &25.
Dr Heuschmann is an internationally renown lecturer in Equine Biomechanics and his veterinary research into the effects of correct training on the horse is highly regarded worldwide.
He will give two days of presentations and demonstrations, with new lines of research into the balance of the horse being shown and discussed. This new material is from Gerd’s latest book ‘Balanceakt’ recently published in Germany, but not yet available in English. Tickets for this Seminar will be on sale from the 1st January, so please apply early.
SPECIAL EVENT
Stephen Clarke, FEI 5* Judge and President of the Olympic Ground Jury in London 2012 will be at the TTT on the evening of Sunday September 2nd to give his 'Personal reflections on the Olympic Games’.
This is exclusive to the TTT - and it will be followed by a celebration of our 25th Anniversary.
!Watch the website for further details on this exciting event!
Following on from the popularity of Debby Lush’s Competition Workshop this year, we are pleased that she will be giving 2 further sessions on the evenings of April 23 and May 21, starting at 6.30pm.
April 23: Inside the Judge’s Mind
Understanding the Judge’s perspective and responsibilities.
Using this knowledge to improve your marks.
May 21: Dressage to Music – producing the whole package
Learn all there is to know about creating a Dressage test to music.
Tickets will be on sale from January 1st.
Watch the Website for further information.
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Senior Instructors Clinic (S.I.C): 6/7 and 20/21 February 2012
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Monday 11am - 5.00pm
Tuesday 8.30am - 3.00pm
These 2-day clinics are taken by the Trust’s Instructors and form the basis of the TTT’s educational structure. Places are available to all Riding Members. Spectators are always encouraged and welcomed.
The clinics consist of half-hour private sessions, with opportunities for questions and discussions. There is a Riders’ Forum on the first evening, where the riders and trainers meet in a relaxed atmosphere to discuss the days’ work and to clarify points that have arisen.
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Arthur Kottas Clinic: 27/28 February 2012
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Monday 28th 1100-1730
Tuesday 29th 0830-1530
Arthur Kottas, former First Chief Rider of the Spanish Riding School of Vienna, returns to give a 2 day clinic to round off another busy year at the TTT.
Having retired from the school Arthur is in great demand all over the world as a trainer and we are delighted that he continues to fit the TTT into his hectic schedule three times a year. Arthurs teaches with a clarity and precision that is easy to understand and he highlights the need for total concentration and dedication from the riders in respect of their seat and aiding to acheive harmony with the horse. His empathy with the horse is outstanding and shown to the full when working horses from the ground In-Hand.
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Dr Gerd Heuschmann Seminar at the T.T.T.
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Understanding the Biomechanics of the Horse in relation to its Training & Wellbeing.
Eminent Vet and Biomechanics expert, Dr Gerd Heuschmann will be giving a Two day Seminar at The Training The Teachers of Tomorrow Trust at East Whipley Farm, Shamley Green, Guildford, on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th of March.
Dr Heuschmann is a highly regarded world wide authority on the biomechanics of the horse and an exponent of classically correct training and its affects on the horse’s welfare and soundness.
If you are interested in expanding your understanding of how you can develop your equine athlete, make your horses healthier and happier in their work, and thereby reach their full potential, this is an opportunity NOT TO BE MISSED!!!
The Seminar on both days will start at 10am and finish at 4pm
Mornings - Dr Heuschmann will give extensive power point presentations of his research and findings, to be shown on a big screen.
The topics include:
How the horse’s anatomy determines its way of training
The healthy development of the young horse
Classical riding principles from a biomechanical point of view
Longitudinal and Lateral balance of the horse under the rider’s
weight and bridle lameness
Afternoons - Dr Heuschmann will work with a variety of horses and riders to demonstrate his findings and training principles.
This will include:
Horses working on the lunge
Analysis of the movement and anatomy of the horse
Training under the rider, both theraputic and developmental
There will be plenty of time for questions and discussion, which will be welcomed throughout the two days.
Gerd is always open and honest with his audience and this will be a very special and unique seminar.
Book your tickets NOW to avoid disapointment!
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