Club Cowgirls' Specialty Adventure Clinic
Discover All Things Related to Working a Cow
Cow Behavior and Control
Horse Movement and Accuracy
Riding Skills for Cattle
Rev up for an exhilarating weekend with Shannon Pigott and Barbra Schulte and uniting with fellow cowgirls.
Dive into a 2.5-day clinic, mastering cattle reading, honing horse precision, and unveiling the cow-whisperer within.
Prepare to shine brightly with excellence!
Commemorating our 6th year, this is a clinic brimming with cowgirl enchantment.
No rival program exists. Saddle up, and let's gallop together!
November 14th – 17th, 2024
Miracle Farm, Brenham, Texas
http://www.miraclefarm.org
"Thanks for such a great time. I worked my show mare yesterday and I was able to translate what I learned and really had a good work on her!" ~ Cyndi
The insider secrets to understanding cattle
How to stay grounded in your seat during stops and turns.s
The magic combination of rider skills, horse skills, and cattle knowledge
How to work and control a cow with accuracy
The difference between a cow turn and reining spin
How to connect with your horse while working a cow
How to help yourself and your horse be accurate on a cow
When to work in a straight line and when to work at angles
A pattern for consistency & correctness on a cow
Knowledge
A systematic skill-building approach to working a cow in a safe, go-at-your-own-pace environment. You'll experience a clear model of skill development without pressure... and lots of support.
Fun
How much fun is it to work cattle nonstop?
Plus, relaxing retreat-style activities are planned, including morning yoga on horseback?
How about a shopping trip to South Texas Tack?
Camaraderie
Cowgirl circles and storytelling plus a friendly team competition on Sunday with prizes. You'll share great times and make cowgirl friends for life.
Lots of opportunities to work a cow!
Time to have fun with the other cowgirl participants. Club Cowgirl events are all about friendship, fun, and camaraderie.
The coaching and the environment are positive and uplifting. You will feel safe being yourself with Shannon, Barb, and the other participants.
Focus on understanding and working cattle - the topics of clinics involving cattle typically focus on a specific cow sport rather than foundation cattle knowledge and skill development about working a cow in general. Usually, cattle are mentioned as an incidental sidebar.
This clinic provides an exceptional opportunity for you to gain layers of knowledge, skill, and multiple experiences with cattle.
This Cow Intensive Clinic focuses on three main topic areas: the cow, the horse, and the rider. You'll understand how cattle think and move, the essential form and rhythm of the horse as he/she works a cow, and the horsemanship skills necessary for you to have grounded balance and ride your horse accurately on a cow.
One of the most common complaints about clinics is the amount of time 'standing around' and waiting for your turn. In this clinic, however, you will not be idle.
You will spend lots of time riding with two accomplished clinicians and engage independently at learning stations. You may also choose to rest or take a break.
We have you covered with all meals, snacks, water, and wine for evening gatherings.
Friday afternoon, light snacks (during the classroom workshop) and dinner.
Saturday light breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Sunday light breakfast and lunch.
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Miracle Farm is a boys ranch for at-risk teenage boys who want to change their lives for the better. Rooted in Christian faith and western heritage, this one-of-a-kind ranch helps struggling young men experience healing, earn an education, and learn respect. Through their innovative horse program and on-site academic and vocational training, young men establish and achieve goals for a lifetime and learn to believe in themselves.
The nostalgia of the traditional cowgirl conjures up images of grit and grace. And, today’s cowgirls are no different.
Inside every cowgirl, you will find a strong, dedicated, hard-working, and committed woman. She is passionate about being the best she can be while enjoying her connection with a good horse, good friends, and the best in life’s adventures.
Club Cowgirls is a group of like-minded women who support one another, learn together, and have fun with their horses. Club Cowgirls, founded in 2018, provides educational opportunities for women to learn about horsemanship, competition skills in ranch heritage events and personal growth.
Barbra Schulte
Barb loves to help others live their unique spirit and grow their confidence through education, live events, and practical riding/life tools.
She is a High-Performance Coach, Cutting Horse Trainer, the Author of four books, the Publisher of video blogs and Online Programs, a Clinician, a Speaker, and an Honoree in the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame.
As a national cutting horse competitor, Barbra was the first woman to win two legs of cutting's triple crown.
She was awarded the National Female Equestrian of the Year Award by the AQHA and the Women's Sports Foundation. In 2020 she received the American Horse Publications Equine Industry Vision Award for her positive impact across the horse industry. In 2021 she received The Western Horseman & The Art of the Cowgirl's Women of the West Award. In 2022, she received the Modine Smith NCHA Humanitarian Award.
Schulte is the CEO of the Center for Equestrian Performance. She lives with her husband, Tom, and their animal friends in Brenham, Texas.
Shannon Pigott
As a coach, Shannon prioritizes the relationship between horse and rider, focusing on building a foundation that helps riders understand what their horse is feeling and thinking in relation to what they want to achieve.
Her special interests include Versatility Ranch Horse, Stock Horse, and Reined Cow Horse events, where she actively competes while also coaching her clients.
Shannon has had the privilege of training and mentoring under Clinton Anderson, teaching his method for ten years while learning western performance sports from esteemed Hall of Fame riders, Kathy Daughn and Barbra Schulte. Her background in Executive Coaching and Performance Sports, combined with working with more than 600 riders each year, including a dedicated competition team of 25 riders, contributes to her effective and supportive coaching style.
She specializes in helping Amateur and Non-Pro riders become more skilled horsemen and more competitive in the show pen.
Shannon is known for her unique ability to make riders feel comfortable with where they are today while also encouraging them to expand their knowledge, skills, and abilities.
PLEASE NOTE OUR CANCELLATION POLICY
If you are unable to attend for any reason, you will receive a full refund if your cancellation is prior to October 1st and we can fill your spot.
If we cannot fill your spot, you will have a credit with Club Cowgirls for any paid fees that can be applied to a future event for a period of 12 months.
If we have to cancel for any reason you will have the option to keep a credit with us for a future event, or have all of your paid fees refunded.
"Thank you Barb and Shannon for putting on a great clinic! I learned sooooo much and it was a really good time." ~ Susie
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