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$35.00/Hour.............Private Lesson
$30.00 Session...........Group Lesson*
$25.00 Session...........Group Lesson W/Your Own Horse
$600.00/Month.........Horse Training
(Horse Feed Provided by Owner)
*Group Lessons are limited to five persons, unless otherwise requested by the party involved.
Experience
Marlene earned her college degree in Horsemanship Stable Management in 1983 at Ricks College. She served her internship at the King Ranch in Kingsville, Texas. Marlene earned the Idaho State Horsemanship Award in 1979. Her previous experiences involve: Horse 4-H, High School and College Rodeo, participating in Showing, Reigning, Barrel Racing, Roping, Goat-Tying, Pole-Bending, and Rodeo Queen Contests. And in 1999, she instructed a Continuing Education Course in Horse Training at Ricks College.
CREATING A FIRM FOUNDATION
Marlene enjoys sharing her knowledge with her students. Students learn to better understand the horse, proper care and safety, and how to develop balance and harmony with the horse.
The education and experience that will be gained through the program enables the student to sucessfully persue any future equestrian goals. The Art of Horsemanship creates the most solid understanding and communication between man and horse.
The education and experience that will be gained through the program enables the student to sucessfully persue any future equestrian goals. The Art of Horsemanship creates the most solid understanding and communication between man and horse.
Classes and Training
$35.00/Hour.............Private Lesson
$30.00 Session...........Group Lesson*
$25.00 Session...........Group Lesson W/Your Own Horse
$600.00/Month.........Horse Training
(Horse Feed Provided by Owner)
*Group Lessons are limited to five persons, unless otherwise requested by the party involved.
Hi Marlene,
ReplyDeleteI went to Ricks from 1982-1985 and was denied a degree in Horsemanship by the department Head on the basis that I was a woman! I was flat out told to my face that he was "cutting the program" because there were "too many woman" and the program was designed for "return missionaries, NOT Women!!"
I was my very first experience in discrimination.
I trained under Dean Kunz for two years and did my apprentice with Tom Robinson. But the department Head would not give me a degree in Horsemanship.
Anyway, I moved on and enjoy my life with horses... to this day!
I am glad you made it!