Horse Trail in Abashiri Hokkaido Japan -No Name Ranch-
January 9th, 2012
「NO NAME RANCH」
is located in the heart of wild nature of the mountains,
lakes, and rivers in north-east Hokkaido, Okhotsk, Japan.
Since the horse riding in nature is work to keep
their safety,
our motto is the horse breaking should be complete.
We offer only the obedient, and trained horses
which are able to keep rider’s priority,
and to understand their instruction.
We are proud of offering everybody a trail riding
and a wonderful experience in wild nature
that can be experienced only in our
「NO NAME RANCH」 in Hokkaido,Japan
http://www.no-name-ranch.com/
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On May 13th a fundraiser was held for the Parelli Foundation at The 17 Ranch in Thamesford, Ontario. The event was attended by more than 150 spectators, their $20 donation at the door and additional donations they made for their free BBQ dinner combined with the raffle prize participation raised $4300.00. The time between 6 and 7:00 pm was the pre-show. The pre-show was an opportunity for the students who were currently enrolled in the ongoing clinic to participate. In groups of three they played in front of the gathering crowd to music (three songs) online playing with what they know. The students, of the 5 day Parelli Experience camp seized the opportunity to be outside their comfort zone and participate in front of the audience. After a brief welcome and introduction, a small explanation of the Parelli Foundation, the audience was next treated to watch 4 of Canada’s Junior Instructors, Randee Halladay, Todd Owens, Maureen Owens and Jan Brooks play in three savvy’s. One of The Parelli experience participants, Laura Albin, is a long time student of Eddo Hoekstra and Mr. Walter Zettl. Laura and Don Halladay rode a very well received Dressage duet. The display of finesse in both English and Western saddles was a huge impact for the crowd. Throughout the evening our master of ceremonies John Baar inspired and entertained the audience with anecdotal stories and educational references. After the 30 minute break the Grand finale took place. Don Halladay wow’d the crowd with his liberty session (riding Smart Kokie Joe and playing with Maverick at Liberty) this was followed up with a demonstration of working cows. Some of the fast manoeuvres made by Don and his cutting horse got some of the loudest cheers of the night. 
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Today was my 5th lesson for horseback riding. I am 30 and only been on a horse twice, but never learned really how to ride. My daughter is 10 and has been wanting to learn. So have I. So we are taking lessons at a local ranch. The place is beautiful and the horses are so wonderful. 
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Get High & Wild, on a wilderness safari that is! Presented by Natural Horsemanship Instructor Glenn Stewart, the High & Wild Wilderness Adventures are a series of one week learning and adventure vacations at a luxurious lodge set 80 miles from the nearest highway and only accessible by air or horseback. 
Join Frank Bell and Jim Rea at White Stallion Ranch, Tucson, AZ. What a great combination of the intensive clinic “Gentle Solutions” and guest ranch experience. Next clinic: April 18th through the 24th 2010. Contact: Jim: 303-596-0160, Frank, horsewhiperer.com, or White Stallion Ranch: 888-WSRANCH (888-977-2624 )