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2011 Benefit Trail Ride for CHMA


Because of rain, flooding, mud and accessibility problems in much of the Roundup area the Annual Chase Hawks / Runamuk Trail ride scheduled for June 25th has been postponed. We will update you with the new date and information as soon as alternative plans have been finalized. Thank you for your support.

Sarah Blackburn

 

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The 7th annual Runamuk Chase Hawks Benefit Trail Ride, to raise money for the Chase Hawks Community Crisis Fund is set for June 25th 2011.  The annual ride is held at the Runamuk Guest Ranch in Bull Mountains near Roundup, Montana. Ride a total of 15 miles through timbered trails, open meadows and over sandstone rim rocks. Saturday night ends with an ol’ fashioned barn dance. For Registration Form Click Here. For more information on costs and facilities for your horses please visit the Runamuk Guest Ranch website or contact them at 406-323-3614.

Don't miss a special 3 hour Horsemanship clinic on Sunday June 26th.  Join us for a three hour horsemanship clinic conducted by Brandon Carpenter Sunday morning from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.  Brandon will give tips how to safely ride your horse on the trail and what to do in case you find yourself in trouble. Suggested donation for attending the clinic $50.  For more information about Brandon visit his website www.hashknifehorses.com

Brandon has spent his lifetime perfecting his philosophy and approach to horse training. It is Brandon's opinion that a horse will perform and respond to his training because the training is based on natural horse behavior.  His approach to training is based on bonding and trust between himself and the horse.  He considers training and working closely with a horse as being a herd of two, (herd horsemanship) and that is why his approach to horse training is so successful.

Three Young Champions

Training Champions

 Brandon's training techniques are gentle and quiet.  Most horses want to please their handler, so capitalizing on that natural desire enables the training to become deeply engrained into the mind of the horse.  The results yield a quiet, relaxed horse that is willing to work for the rider and is responsive to a light rein.  We do not follow current fad training, since our techniques were used and proven generations before today's "horse whispering" movement. 
Brandon considers himself a life-long student of equine behavior and training.  He continually seeks to increase his knowledge and sharpen his skills to be an even more effective trainer and clinician.  Brandon works with other horsemen, exchanging their ideas and methods for training and teaching.  He assimilates and uses only the most effective and gentle methods  to incorporate into an already outstanding program.  Only the best and most effective training methods are used to create a "Hashknife Horse." 

Brandon has authored articles and given training advice in publications such as The Gaited Horse, Equestrian Network Magazine, The Journal of Equine Veterinary Science and others.
He is also featured in the books Be The Pack Leader by best selling author Cesar Millan (The Dog Whisperer) and  Walking With Friends.

 

 

 

 

 

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