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

Hours:
You need to be able to commit to both days, including set up or tear down of the booth. We do not sell any product while the show is on, so you will be able to enjoy the program as well.

• Set Up: Friday, 11 a.m. – about 4 p.m. (includes lunch)
• Show Days: Saturday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
• Orientation: Saturday morning 7 a.m. at the booth!
• Tear Down: Sunday, 5-7 p.m.

Each volunteer will receive a 15% discount off Chris Cox products and promotional merchandise.

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Chris Cox Signature Fixed D Snaffle Bit

$75.00

Personally designed by Chris, this signature 5" snaffle feature a unique fixed D ring snaffle. This special design helps to pick up the outside of the horse's mouth toward the direction of the rein (unlike a snaffle whose D or O ring swivels and just slides across the tongue). The special contour of the mouth piece places pressure on the bars of your horse's mouth, not his tongue. It has been Chris' experience that this special bit design discourages a horse from flipping his nose out and encourages them to soften and bend at the poll more readily.

I attended a clinic as an auditor. It was a fantastic learning experience! Chris did a great job adapting to each rider's needs and ability level throughout the course of the clinic. There is no doubt in my mind now - I'll be signing up for a 6 day clinic so that I can work with my horse instead of just watching from the sidelines!

Denise Mitcheltree

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