2026 Events
January 17: Leaping Into 2026! (Readfield, ME)
This is a classroom session where we will be discussing goal setting for 2026 followed by a horsemanship Q&A. Food and drinks provided. $30 per person. Class will be held at Harmony Horse Farm, 52 South Road in Readfield (in a heated classroom!) starting at 12:00. Text Ashley to reserve a spot: (207)590-8900.
January 31: How to go from Good to Better
This is a classroom session via Zoom. We will talk about ways to improve tasks that you’re currently working on, and how to make even the most basic of tasks more advanced. It’s all about quality! $20 per person. Text Ashley to sign up (207)590-8900.
February 14: Consistency vs. Variety
This is a classroom session via Zoom. We will talk about the benefits of consistency and variety, and how to know when to use each one. $20 per person. Text Ashley to sign up (207)590-8900.
February 28: What to do When?
This is a classroom session via Zoom. Do you ever wonder “What do I do when my horse does (fill in the blank)”? Let’s discuss some strategies for common situations. $20 per person. Text Ashley to sign up (207)590-8900.
July 11: Introduction to Obstacles clinic (Livermore, ME)
Introduce your horse to a variety of outdoor obstacles to build confidence and trust. Clinic will begin on the ground and progress to riding as horses are ready. Riding is optional. 9:00-4:00 with an hour break for lunch. Held at Maine Mountain Trail Course in Livermore, Maine. $250 per person, which includes the facility fee as well as water and snacks. Limited to 8 participants. No stallions. To register, go to: www.mainetrailcourse.com.
August 8: Group Play Day (Hollis, ME)
Participants will work on an assortment of fun exercises, both on the ground and in the saddle. Class will run 10:00-3:30 with an hour break for lunch. $150 per participant. Water and snacks will be provided, but bring your own lunch. Limited to 5 participants. No stallions.
August 15: Introduction to Obstacles clinic (Livermore, ME)
Introduce your horse to a variety of outdoor obstacles to build confidence and trust. Clinic will begin on the ground and progress to riding as horses are ready. Riding is optional. 9:00-4:00 with an hour break for lunch. Held at Maine Mountain Trail Course in Livermore, Maine. $250 per person, which includes the facility fee as well as water and snacks. Limited to 8 participants. No stallions. To register, go to: www.mainetrailcourse.com.
August 29: Lessons at Maine Mountain Trail Course (Livermore, ME)
Receive private instruction on introducing your horse to obstacles. Lessons can be on the ground, in the saddle, or a combination of the two, depending on what the horse and rider need. Lessons are two hours long, and can be private or semi-private. $200 per 2-hour session. To register, go to www.mainetrailcourse.com.
September 12: Introduction to Obstacles clinic (Livermore, ME)
Introduce your horse to a variety of outdoor obstacles to build confidence and trust. Clinic will begin on the ground and progress to riding as horses are ready. Riding is optional. 9:00-4:00 with an hour break for lunch. Held at Maine Mountain Trail Course in Livermore, Maine. $250 per person, which includes the facility fee as well as water and snacks. Limited to 8 participants. No stallions. To register, go to: www.mainetrailcourse.com.