Ride the Journey Tour: Chris Cox Horsemanship Co. : Clinician, Two-Time Road to the Horse Champion, TV Host, Equine Educator

Locations
Join internationally respected horseman and RFD-TV personality Chris Cox for an unforgettable 2-day learning experience in the following cities . . .

Demo Horses Needed!
If you plan on attending the Montana or Indiana clinic or live in either area, we are still looking for demo horses. If you have a horse with trailer loading or bucking problems, please give us a call at 888-81-HORSE.

Format

"I'm not a horse trainer, I'm a horseman.
What’s the difference?
A horse trainer trains horses;
a horseman trains himself."
– Chris Cox

Each weekend tour stop provides a remarkable learning opportunity in a relaxed, entertaining setting. Enjoy demonstrations that reveal proven methods for interacting with the horse. Learn techniques that will build your confidence and increase your horse handling skills. From the foundation of ground work to the refinement of advanced horsemanship skills for building a rider’s confidence, Chris will show you his proven methods. Chris works with local problem horses and will thrill and entertain you with advanced demonstrations with his personal horses.

Segments include:

Colt Starting
Creating a Natural Headset
Lead and Lead Changes
Solving Bucking Horse Problems
Trailer Loading
Building Riders Confidence
Advanced Horsemanship

Experience real horses, real people,
real problem solving, up close and personal!

In addition to all the fascinating interaction with horses, you’ll enjoy shopping, wholesome family fun, and have a chance to meet Chris in person as he signs autographs and answers questions during the daily Q&A session .

If you’re ready for a more productive, willing, balanced relationship with your horse, you won’t want to miss Chris Cox's Ride the Journey^SM Tour.

Tickets for Billings, MT and Cloverdale, IN Tour Stops

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You Should Attend If...

You're looking to advance your horsemanship skills, learn about advanced maneuvers and develop your feel and timing.
You want to learn the techniques that Chris has used to win two consecutive Road to the Horse championships and start hundreds of his own colts.
You or your children are new, or relatively new to horses and want to be safe and enjoy your horses.
You have a horse with problem issues that you want to solve.
You have lost your confidence riding due to a spill or bad experience and want to reclaim your enjoyment of horses.
You want a cost-effective entertainment option. With Buy 1, Get 1 FREE ticket offer, the tour works out to just $6.25 per person per day!
You want to be inspired, enjoy the company of others who enjoy the horsemanship lifestyle as much as you do, listen to live music, meet Chris and ask him your questions, shop and enjoy a wholesome family weekend centered around horses and learning.

Demo Horses
We will be looking for demo horses in the upcoming tour areas within the specific problem categories. To submit your horse for use in a demo, please click here.

Order of Events and Approximate Times

Saturday

8 a.m.	Doors Open
9 a.m.	Opening Ceremonies
9:15 a.m.	Colt Starting - Watch as Chris takes an unbroken colt and goes through groundwork, saddling, and the first ride.
11 a.m.	Mid Morning Break - Meet Chris for a personal signing
11:30 a.m.	Creating the Natural Headset - Chris will work with a problem horse to achieve lateral and vertical flexion. This demo is great for horses that will not give to pressure on the bit, but instead fight and throw their head.
1 p.m.	Lunch
2 p.m.	Lead and Lead Changes - Chris will show you the correct way to achieve the correct lead and lead changes.
3:30 p.m.	Mid Afternoon Break - Meet Chris for a personal signing
4 p.m.	Bucking Horse - Watch Chris work with a local horse who bucks, often these horses have injured their owners, and sometimes even trainers These are horses that people generally avoid due to a propensity for bucking or a nasty temperment.
5 p.m.	Sweepstakes Drawing Meet Chris in booth afterwards for autographs and questions.

Sunday

7:30 a.m.	Doors Open
8 a.m.	Cowboy Church Service - all are welcome to attend.
9 a.m.	Introduction
9:1 5 a.m.	Trailer Loading - You will see Chris work with a horse that has been trailer soured or maybe had a bad experience while being hauled, or simply just refuses.
11 a.m.	Mid Morning Break - Meet Chris for a personal signing
11:30 a.m.	Building Riders Confidence - Chris will be working with a rider and their horse on how to learn the feel and timing of the horse, and, more importantly, how to build the foundation to a trusting relationship.
1:00 p.m.	Lunch
2:00 p.m.	Advanced Horsemanship - Chris' grand finale with his horse will show you what overall result can be accomplished with his techniques.
4:00 p.m.	Sweepstakes Drawing Meet Chris in booth afterwards for autographs and questions.

Notice: All times ARE approximate and subject to change.

Ride the Journey™ with

Building Confidence Through Knowledge^SM
5309 W.FM 1885 · Mineral Wells, TX 76067
Toll FREE: 888-81-HORSE
Local and International: 940-327-8113

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Spice Things Up: Any horse can benefit from a change-up. Take a reining horse on a trail ride, jump your dressage horse, ride your trail horse around some cattle. New experiences engage a horse's mind and build confidence. If you focus too much on a single thing day after day, your horse may learn to resent it. Your horse can get sour from too much ground work. The horse is meant to be ridden and is a very purposeful animal. Your horse wants a job and purpose.

Ride the Journey^SM Book

$23.95

"Ride the Journey", by Chris Cox. Follow Chris as he presents his practical, effective horsemanship techniques in a step-by-step manner. Packed with over 200 photos, Ride the Journey^SM gives you the tools you need to build confidence and skill as you progress toward your horsemanship goals. Softback, 18 Chapters.

Keep up the good work! Thanks for sharing your time and talents with us who as adults are going back to learn. Many of us have never had formal lessons, and learning about a balanced seat, and leg cues was all new, especially when you just learned by riding around out in the country as a child.

Cheryl Dahms

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