Trina Morris Horsemanship Clinic

Name: Trina Morris Horsemanship Clinic
Start: 2025-08-29T09:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-08-31T17:00:00-04:00
Location: White O'Morn Farm

Schedule

Fri, 29 Aug, 2025 at 09:00 am to Sun, 31 Aug, 2025 at 05:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

White O'Morn Farm | Chelsea, MI

Trina will help you to learn from your horse -- learn how the horse operates and learn when and how to direct it. She works from where you and your horse are at in order to help the two of you build a confident and lasting relationship. If you don't do it now, when?
FOUNDATION HORSEMANSHIP
9 am until noon each day. This is a great class to learn fundamentals about your horse from the ground. Learn how to use your lead rope, horsemanship flag and other tools to enhance your ability with your horse. This class usually also involves some riding depending on the participants' needs. $525 per person for the weekend.
HORSEMANSHIP 1
1 pm until 4 pm each day. A continuation from the morning class, gain a deeper understanding of the horse, how it moves, why it moves, when and how to direct them. $575 per person for the weekend. This is generally a riding class.
MORE INFO
Participate in both classes for the discounted price of $1100 for the weekend!!
Stabling is $75 per indoor stall for the entire clinic and includes bedding. It is $50 for an outdoor stall for the entire clinic. Stabling fees are paid directly to White O'Morn Farm.
Auditors welcome! $30 per day per person. Those 65 and older pay only $15 per day, and those under 18 are free. Bring a chair.
Coffee will be available, and lunch will be offered for $8 per day/person. A group supper at a local restaurant will be planned for Friday and Saturday nights.
CONTACT
Please contact me, Gail Jackson, by phone, text, or email message to reserve your spot. Call or text 734-649-5706 or email me at [email protected].
You can see Trina's full clinic schedule at www.yourinnercowgirl.com.
TRINA'S BACKGROUND
Trina’s journey in horsemanship started at an early age, riding around in a pack box with her outfitter father in the Rocky Mountains at the age of 2. From her daddy, she learned how to pack, drive and shoe horses. She also learned early on that the horse will do anything asked of it, when it understands.
She was one of the youngest people to ever work for the Southerns at prestigious Spruce Meadows. She showed hunters and three day eventers, rode open jumpers Australia and prepared Andalusians for international competition.
Switching hats, she has ridden cutters, cow horses and western pleasure horses, cowboyed in California, taking care of thousands of head of momma cows and starting hundreds of colts and helping countless troubled horses.
When Trina is not traveling across Canada and the US, you will find her at home in Wheatland Wyoming, readying some nice horses for resale and tending cattle.
Trina's students include dressage riders, hunters, jumpers, eventers, cutters, cow horse enthusiasts, western pleasure riders, barrel racers, working ranch cowboys, competitive ropers and those that enjoy hitting the trail and exploring the world horseback.
Trina brings to us a wealth of experience and understanding from many equine disciplines and a dedication to the horse and human that is unparalleled. See less
Chelsea, Michigan