2025 Clinic Schedule

Midwest Horse Fair April 11th, 2025 – April 13th, 2025

Location: Alliant Energy Center

1919 Alliant Energy Center Way, Madison, WI 53713

Website: https://midwesthorsefair.com Buy Tickets: https://midwesthorsefair.com/store/tickets

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at the Midwest Horse Fair from April 11th to April 13th, 2025, held at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin. This is your chance to immerse yourself in the world of horses and connect with fellow enthusiasts. Explore a variety of exhibits, demonstrations, and workshops that celebrate the equestrian lifestyle. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to buy tickets and secure your spot at this premier event by visiting the official website.

Big Sky Clinic May 3rd, 2025 – May 4th, 2025 

(Private Lessons on May 2nd, 2025) 

Location: Big Sky, Montana 

To register or for more information, contact Bree at [email protected] 

Join us for the Big Sky Clinic on May 3rd and 4th, 2025, with private lessons available on May 2nd. Set against the stunning backdrop of Big Sky, Montana, this clinic is designed to elevate your riding skills and deepen your relationship with your horse. For registration and additional details, reach out to Bree at [email protected].

Big Sky Clinic October 4th, 2025 – October 5th, 2025 

(Private Lessons on October 3rd, 2025) 

Mark your calendars for another Big Sky Clinic on October 4th and 5th, 2025, with private lessons on October 3rd. This is another fantastic opportunity to refine your techniques and enhance your equestrian journey.

Contact Bree at [email protected] to register and learn more. Embrace the adventure and take your riding to new heights!

Dana’s Clinics Teach the Fundamentals of Horsemanship For Any Level of Rider

You will learn about the body mechanics involved in your horses movement and gaits. You will learn how your riding and training can either hinder or damage your horses natural movement, or how you can improve, help and exonerate your horses natural movement. You will learn how to use your body, your seat, your legs, your hands and your rhythm to correctly ride your horse. We will deal with mental blockage including: fear, negative mindsets that get in the way or stop you from becoming that confident, positive, effective rider that you dream of becoming.

You will also learn how to use your hands correctly. As well as understanding the pick up and release, direction of pull, and pounds of pressure in your hands. Learning to ride mindfully is a huge goal that I have for you. You will learn about bits and bridles, riding one handed verses two handed. A key focus of the clinic will be developing body control on your horse. You will learn some fabulous body control exercises that will help strengthen and supple your horse. These body control exercises will improve your horses movement, responsiveness, willingness and range of motion. They will definitely take you to a whole new level. My clinic can be a life changing experience for you and your horse. Come join me at my next clinic and develop a happy, willing partnership with your horse, and excel like you never have before! 

See What Others Have to Say About A Clinic With Dana

“I started doing video lessons with Dana a couple years ago and was able to go to one of her clinics in Big Sky this spring.  It was such a great experience!  The one on one time with her was amazing.  I learned so much.  She’s such a supportive and genuine person.  I will definitely go to another one of her clinics.” – Montana Clinic Participant

Mady and Sally

If I had to use one word to describe Dana’s clinics, it would be transformational. To watch riders and horses come to the clinic with a problem to be solved, a goal to be reached, and with more questions than answers; and to witness the transformation at the end of the clinic is a sight to behold.

Our story. My daughter, 13 years old at the time she attended her first of Dana’s clinic in October, 2020. Her mare was broken and not in the way you want your horse to be broken. Her timing was off, she was anxious, she threw her head at every lope off, she was leaning, and just clumsy. Mady was hungry to get her horse defined, collected, calm, and finished.