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OVERVIEW
Physical, Mental and Envirnomental Safety
Join us for this three-workshop series featuring Kate Beardsley of Mustangs to the Rescue, Victoria and Josh Wiliams of My Horse Journey, and a local vet (TBD). Learn how to keep you and your horse safe, primarily by avoiding situations that make you and them unsafe, but also what to do if those safety measures fail. We will look at this question from three angles.
Price Per Workshop: $0 to $30
Session I: Physical Safety with Kate Beardsley
Sat, October 28th 2pm-5pm
Mustangs to the Rescue
21670 McGilvray Rd, Bend, OR
Course Contents
Physical Safety: Barn, Paddock and Trailer
Physical Safety: Barn, Paddock and Trailer
Physical Safety: Barn, Paddock and Trailer
Everything from how to set up a safe environment to how to keep everyone safe while trailering a horse, to how to escape if there's a fire. Led by Kate Beardsley of Mustangs to the Rescue.
Preventative Care and Emergencies
Physical Safety: Barn, Paddock and Trailer
Physical Safety: Barn, Paddock and Trailer
There are many ways to keep your horse safe from health emergencies, including diet, nutrition, exercise, and more. Join a prominent local vet to learn how to prevent trouble, and what to do if trouble finds you.
Psychological and Emotional Safety
Physical Safety: Barn, Paddock and Trailer
Psychological and Emotional Safety
Your horse is a prey animal, and it constantly evaluating whether it is in danger. Join Victoria and Josh Williams of My Horse Journey and learn to be able to see the world through your horse's eyes and respond in a way that puts you and your hose in tune.
WORKSHOP LEADERS
Kate Beardsley
As a professional horse trainer, riding instructor, wrangler and program director, Kate has numerous years of experience working in veterinarian clinics and served as board member with Oregon Equestrian Trails, Back Country Horsemen of Oregon, and Central Oregon Wild Horse Coalition among others. Kate founded the horse rescue Mustangs to the Rescue in 2012 and has led the organization since. Kate is a respected, admired and cherished leader and resource for Central Oregon's equine community.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does the workshop cost?
$49 but if you are experiencing economic hardship, you are welcome to come for free. You can pay online or at the door.
What do I need to bring?
It never hurts to bring a chair. And we run potlucks at these events, so please bring something to share if you want. We always can use salads and sides. Usually ok on desserts. :)
Can I attend with my kid?
School of Ranch runs workshops for adults. Minors accompanies by a parent or guardian or welcome. If you bring a minor to an event, you are responsible for their safety.
What is School of Ranch?
School of Ranch is a Central Oregon based 501c3 nonprofit. We hire skilled community members to teach practical and traditional skills, live and in person. While our product is education, our purpose is community building. Resilient communities are grounded in feelings of trust, empathy and belonging, and create economic opportunity for all. Getting people together in-person builds those feelings, and supporting skilled local tradespeople, artisans, farmers, ranchers and businesses builds economic opportunity. That's what we do.