A Clinic with Ryan Roy
After two successful years of hosting clinics with Darren Granziano and Ryan Roy, we’re back this year with an updated and unique format aimed at helping our local Hunter riders prepare for the upcoming show season.
This clinic is offered over 2 days, and provides the unique opportunity to be prepped for the season by riding both Hunter and Equitation courses. Over the course of 2 days you will receive feedback on how to improve your ride in both the Hunter and Equitation rings and learn what it takes to be the class winner.
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Day 1
In small groups, participants will have the opportunity to be prepped for the upcoming show season by one of the top hunter riders and trainers in the country, and the youngest person to ever be awarded her judges card, Ryan Roy.
The session will be structured as a lesson with focus on preparation for day 2. These sessions are 1.5 hours each.
Day 2
Participants will be coached by Ryan as they ride both a Hunter and Equitation course. Ride the course and receive tips on how to improve your round from the perspective of a well decorated Hunter rider, coach and judge.
Divisions Offered
- Short Stirrup
- Pony Hunter Group(s)
- Novice/Green Hunter
- 2’9”-3’0” Hunter
- Jumper Equitation
Address:
4430 Montée Sainte-Angelique
Saint-Lazare, QC J7T 2N5
Details
Price: $375 + tax (includes both days)
Dates: April 12 & 13
Concessions provided by Furley’s: Available on site
Blueberry Hill Tack Shop on site
Includes:
- 2 X 1.5 hour lesson with Ryan Roy
- Gifts and prizes from our sponsors
**Please note: due to the limited number of spots available in the clinic, refunds will only be granted upon providing a doctor’s or veterinarian’s note.
Meet the Clinician
Ryan Roy
Ryan Roy is a decorated and versatile equestrian. From being named Rookie of the Year in the jumper ring to winning the Canadian Hunter Derby Championships at the Royal Winter Fair, and even competing internationally in Polo, her broad experience and success brings a unique and valuable perspective to her coaching.
She is also the youngest person in Canadian history to received her judges card and has now officiated USEF shows in Palm Beach and California.
