24th Annual

Winning Ways Clinic

with
Cindy Young and
Laurie Hoopes
March 13 & 14, 2010
Penn State’s Snider Agricultural Arena
Sponsored by:
Pennsylvania Quarter Horse Association
Penn State Department of Dairy & Animal Science
Cindy Young is a successful trainer, exhibitor and instructor. She rode the 2009 World Champion and 2008 Reserve World
Champion in Junior Hunter Under Saddle. She has multiple top 5 Congress placings and coaches youth in all-around events
including showmanship, horsemanship, equitation and hunter under saddle. Cindy and her family operate Young Quarter
Horses in Yadkinville, North Carolina. Laurie Hoopes coaches youth and amateurs at Laurie Hoopes Show Horses in
Vermillion, Ohio. She is the coach and trainer of multiple Congress and World Show top ten finishers in trail events.

New Format This Year!

Saturday Traditional audience-based format utilizing
demonstration riders for instruction
Sunday Small, intense group sessions focusing on the
horse/rider team

Penn State horse farm open for visitors. See Quarter Horse herd and sale horses.

Quality Used Tack & Clothing Sale

For consignment information or a consignment number you must call or fax Angie at: 717-569-6489,
or E-mail: dudley289@yahoo.com
Tack sale is Saturday only. No separate admittance for the tack sale!
Registration: 8:00 a.m. Clinic Sessions: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
$20 for Saturday only; $30 for both days prior to March 5, 2010
$40.00 for Saturday only; $50 for both days after March 5 or at the door
**No group or child rates are available.** No refunds!**
The Ag Arena is located on the campus of Penn State University in State College. From Rt. 322/I-99, take the Penn State
exit, travel approximately 1 mile towards the stadium and university. The Ag Arena is located across from Beaver Stadium.
For more information contact: PQHA at 814-349-4497 or pqha@pqha.org
Registration forms enclosed and lodging information at www.das.psu.edu – go to 4-H programs, horses, events.

An Equal Opportunity University College of Agricultural Sciences, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Pennsylvania Counties Cooperating
 Winning Ways Clinic with Cindy Young
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Penn State’s Snider Agricultural Arena, State College, PA

Program Emphasis:
• Lecture/demonstration format
• Developing skills for English and Western riders from beginner to advanced level
• Exercises, drills and techniques for many events and disciplines
• Methods to make the most of the horse you have without significant additional expense
• Proven tips and methods to improve you and your horse
• Questions & Discussion – Answers to your questions and suggestions for handling problems,
changes and challenges for you or your horse

Saturday Morning
Showmanship - English & Western
Hunter Under Saddle
Lunch Break and PQHA Queens Contest
Tour Penn State Farm and Quarter Horses
Saturday Afternoon
Western Horsemanship/English Equitation
Western Pleasure
Tack and Clothing Sale throughout the day; Saturday only!

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Winning Ways Clinic - March 13 & 14, 2010

Registration Form for Spectators

Name ______________________________________________________________________________
Address ____________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________ Phone
Registration fee: $20 for Saturday only; $30 for both days prior to March 5, 2010;
$40 for Saturday only; $50 for both days after March 5 or at the door.
Make checks payable to PQHA.
Send to: Cathy Walker Number People
324 Henning Bldg. Indicate One: Saturday only Saturday and Sunday
University Park, PA 16802 Total Enclosed
Please indicate total number people and days attending and include names of all participants for name tags.
(Include names on separate sheet if needed).
LIGHT LUNCH IS AVAILABLE
 Winning Ways Clinic
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Cindy Young and Laurie Hoopes
Both clinicians will conduct lessons for a limited number of horses and riders. Intensive sessions
will include drills and exercises in equitation/horsemanship and trail. Spectators welcome!
Three sessions, each approximately 2.5 hours, will be held throughout the day. Each session will
be limited to 4-5 riders. Participants may sign up for one or more sessions. If participating in
more than one session, schedule will allow the second session to build on skills developed in the
first. Riders will be grouped by interest and ability levels. Contact Tammy Eichstadt as noted
below for more information or details about sessions.
Lesson fee for riders: $100 per session Spectator fee: $10
Stalls are available by reservation on a limited basis. Stall fee: $40. Bedding is not provided,
and stalls must be cleaned prior to leaving.
Riders must complete rider registration form & submit payment no later than March 5!
Winning Ways Clinic – Sunday, March 14, 2010
Cindy Young and Laurie Hoopes
Registration Form for Riders
Registration Fee: $100 per session Stall Fee: $40 per stall
Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: _______________________________________ E-Mail:

Cindy Young Sessions offered: Laurie Hoopes Sessions offered:

_____ Hunter under Saddle _____ Beginner/Intermediate Trail
_____ Equitation _____ Intermediate/Advanced Trail
_____ Horsemanship

Registration form and payment due

_____ Sessions at $100 _______
by March 5, 2010 to:
Tammy Clark Eichstadt _____ Stalls at $40 _______
409 E. Jamestown Rd.
Greenville, PA 16125
(724) 866-1800 Total Paid ________
tammy.eichstadt@verizon.net
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