Join me and Texas Tech University at Long View Ranch in Wilhelmsburg, Austria.

Practicing stops in Austria

Hallo!

I have just spent the past four days at Long View Ranch in Wilhelmsburg, Austria. The ranch is owned by Gerold Dautzenberg and run by his beautiful daughter (and amazing host) Gabriele.

Texas Tech was the attending university, and they did a great job! They had an average of 15 participants a day, which allowed the six TTU clinicians lots of one-on-one time with the attendees. Levi Williamson, TTU Ranch Horse Team coach and group leader, started the camp with the basics and worked his way gradually up. On Day 1, he and his team taught bending and basic horsemanship skills, and by Day 4, they were working on sliding stops and flying lead changes. The four-day camp also went through lead departures, neck reining, speed control and trail.

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The participants all worked very hard and all left happy with their own personal progression.

The TTU team consisted of Levi Williamson, Will Wallendorff, Dusty Burson, Sarah Seewer, Alicia Daughtry and Ashley Palmer.

Enjoy the pictures, and stay posted for the next blog from the Five Star Ranch in Bad Sassendorf, Germany!

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Happy Horsin’

Mercedes Sotelo
AQHA International Intern