In addition to performing, LIberty has been a clinician at some of the largest equine expos in the nation where her clinics have filled the bleachers and were standing room only. She has also let trick riding clinics and private lessons for aspiring trick riders. She trains her own horses so Liberty would consider taking outside horses to ready for trick riding and/or Roman riding.
I was so intrigued and amazed by such talent and intelligence that you have at such a young age. Truly amazing!”
– Lisa Martineau,
Equine Affaire Clinic Attendee
Liberty offers a fun and interactive behind-the-scenes experience with her demonstrations. She explains the basics of how to get started and what it takes to perform with your horses. Topics include finding the right horse, equipment needed, training and safety. Liberty demostrations trick riding, Roman riding, liberty horsemanship and/or bridleless riding, answers audience questions, and allows spectators to meet her and her equine partners.
Clinics can be tailored for 15-90 minutes and are best suited for equine expos, schools, 4-H clubs, saddle clubs, stables, community events and pony clubs. No arena or equipment needed. Liberty will provide her own horses to demonstrate.
Liberty is an amazing instructor and can do full-participation trick riding clinics or private lessons for beginner or intermediate trick riders. She’ll teach safety, horsemanship, trick horse training, trick riding terms, go over equipment, and give performance tips and next steps advice. She starts each student with the basic foundational tricks for trick riding then progresses students at the pace they are ready for including learning new tricks and polishing existing tricks.
Instructional clinics and private lessons are best for intermediate-level horseback riders and not beginning riders as trick riding is an advanced form of riding. Students must be able to ride independently at all gaits including a lope, know their leads, and how to cue a horse to stop, turn, speed up/slow down using voice, seat, hands and legs/feet. RIders that are not at that level must start with basic horsemanship lessons before proceeding to trick riding training. In addition to riding level, students must be in good physical shape and be able to do 30 sit ups and 15 push ups. Students must also have their own horse and equipment as Liberty does not provide lesson horses.
Clinics can be tailored to 2.5-3 hour sessions, full day or multiple day options. Clinics are capped at 6 students per session for individualized learning. Arena with good footing and good fencing required.
“You and your mom were a delight to work with. I very much enjoyed it, and the fans here at MHF, love you!”
— Laure Dei,
Event Coordinator for the Midwest Horse Fair and PRCA Rodeo
“Thank you so much for everything! It was such a joy to have you and your team with us. We loved having you!”
— Tammy Sronce,
Director of Operations for Road to the Horse
“You and your family were a joy to have! We’re honored to have had you as part of our rodeo!”
– Jordan Brown,
Sabetha Saddle Club Rodeo Committee Member
Welcome to Liberty’s Clinic Resource Center. If you’ve been to one of Liberty’s clinics or are registering for one, you can use the resources provided below. All resources can be downloaded right here from this site.
